Description
Kantha is a hand stitching technique that originated in India. It was used to join several layers of sari silk together to make bedding. A running stitch was used to create representational and abstract images. This hand sewing kit uses the same techniques used hundreds of years ago. The kit contains a full size pattern of an echinacea flower stitched using running stitch onto a white background.
The pattern needs to be transferred onto the white fabric and then two layers of cotton muslin is provided to place under the marked cotton fabric. These layers will then be tacked together. There are full stitch instructions which can be followed when starting to use a running stitch. The completed picture is 8cm x 16cm when stitched.
Kit Contains:
- A4 written instructions
- A4 full size pattern
- A5 colour photo front cover
- John James size 7 embroidery needle
- 2 x pieces of cotton muslin, 20cm X 15cm
- 1 x piece Makower spectrum optic white, 20cm x 15cm
- Perlé 12 cotton thread
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