Since we are all social distancing at the moment we decided to do this virtually.
It was a couple freaky fun sessions. Everyone was enthusiastic and 4 or 5 people completed their squares!
My end result, 4 cushion
Forays into Watercolour Painting
Wednesday, July 1, 2020
Kawadi Workshop
As part of an activity for the Nool Koota group (the name for a group of us from our community who used to meet once a week to share skills and learn about crochet and knitting and a sewing, before Covid took over our lives!!) I had offered to teach the making of a Kawadi quilt. I had attended a workshop a couple of years ago and had loved the experience. The Kawadi quilts originated from the Siddi tribe of women from a North Karnataka. The details are in an earlier post given below.
My end result, 4 cushion
My end result, 4 cushion
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so lovely they look! nice and bright. it was really a wonderful workshop.
ReplyDeleteLovely! Are they hemmed first or put on raw edged?
ReplyDeleteso sorry for this terrible delayed response. no its not hemmed, we just fold the edge over and directly stitch the border on
Deleteso sorry for this terrible delayed response. no its not hemmed, we just fold the edge over and directly stitch the border on
DeleteLovely!
ReplyDeleteI would like to learn hand quilting...
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