
I had heard of & researched Indian Kantha embroidery/quilting,so I just had to have a go & this is the result.
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Traditionally Kantha is worked on old worn recycled Sari fabric creating lightweight quilts & shawls in the Bengal region of India.
The fabric here comprises of: a top layer of soft cotton(recycled from an old cotton sheet)over 3 layers of muslin basted together, this is worked in a simple running stitch using shimmering rayon thread (Indian of course) & the design is created by the placement of the stitches.
1 comment:
What a very lovely fabric postcard. It is so unique. Cool!!!
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