Kawandi
TUTOR: LORENA URIARTE
Kawandi are traditional utility quilts made by the Siddi community of India. Each quilt has a beautiful texture. Traditionally, they are made from sari scraps, patched and stitched together from the outside of a foundation piece.
This is a technique class where students will learn the art of Kawandi hand-stitching and the quilt-as-you-go method. This means that you will piece and quilt your sampler at the same time.
The Kawandi process of piecing and hand stitching is mindful and relaxing. Choosing each new fabric addition, whether a solid or print, then stitching it in place, is meditative and creative.
The expected outcome of the class is that students will complete a Kawandi sampler piece, of roughly 45cm square.
Skill level: suits all levels
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CLASS REQUIREMENTS
Kawandi with Lorena Uriarte
One-day Class: Sunday, April 13
Class times: 9am to 5pm (2 hour lunch break)
Students need to bring:
Materials/kit fee: $45 which includes everything you need for class: thread, needles, pins, fabric, batting, foundation fabric, threader.
Please also bring:
- Small scissors
- Thimble (optional)
This class is all handwork.