Boro Japanese Textiles by Fran Pickering, via Flickr From the Somerset House exhibit in
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Authentic Boro is an historical textile art, but its techniques are plenty relevant today. Here's info and ideas for making your own boro-inspired art.
Sashiko Folk Embroidery: A Japanese Art Sashiko is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using the basic running stitch to create a patterned background. The geometric patterns include straight or curved lines of stitching arranged in a repeating pattern. The Japanese word Sashikomeans little stabs and refers to the small stitches used in this form of needlework. Originally, sashiko…
Linen. Sashiko and Japanese Boro, hand-embroidered mending on cotton and linen natural fabrics
Are you interested in Boro and Sashiko? Boro is a textile form of patches and mending from Japan. Here is a note about Authentic Boro.
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Closeup view of one of Carol's favorite antique Japanese indigo boro!
I've long admired the art of Japanese Boro - the real patchwork technique where scraps of fabric are darned over a backing fabric using sas...
I have long admired the beauty and honesty of boro fabrics - the wonderful, much-mended surfaces of late nineteenth and early twe...
Here is a link to the Japanese Boro Bag Tutorial I used to make my own Boro Bag below. And read about Sashiko and Boro Work ...
Book cover, embroidery
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If you've seen me at a show or come to the Kimonomomo studio in the last few months, you've probably seen the quilt I've been working on. Pieced from Alexander Henry, Moda, Olympus, and Kona Bay prints, plus a few 19th century katazome cottons, it's coming together nicely. Piecing took two days using a 1959 Singer…
