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"J*" wrote...
It looks the link I posted, which a friend sent me, barely scratched the surface of kantha. I was inspired by the use of densely printed cotton saris in layers (the middle "batting" layers could be any cotton fabric; muslin would be great). The links you found show embroidery on a neutral solid (like muslin) in various symbols, including paisley. This is a whole new realm of quilting separate from the Welsh/Amish/American quilting that we think of when we call something a quilt (and see in quilt shows like the one I saw today). This is very interesting and inspiring to me. Thanks for the links!
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"Edna Pearl" wrote ... It looks the link I posted, which a friend sent me, barely scratched the surface of kantha. I was inspired by the use of densely printed cotton saris in layers (the middle "batting" layers could be any cotton fabric; muslin would be great). The links you found show embroidery on a neutral solid (like muslin) in various symbols, including paisley. This is a whole new realm of quilting separate from the Welsh/Amish/American quilting that we think of when we call something a quilt (and see in quilt shows like the one I saw today). This is very interesting and inspiring to me. Thanks for the links!
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"J*" wrote ...
t'were Edna who first posted about that this week. we've had it here before but a long while ago. it is such an easy process and yet the results are so beautiful. amazing more of it isnt done. great for beginners to practice their basic stitching while producing something so pretty. j.
"EstelleUK" wrote ... Thanks for this subject J. I love Kantha but had forgotten how much I enjoyed "hav>
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