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	Quilting
		Quilting is a method of sewing two layers of cloth with a layer of insulating batting in between.
		Quilting can also be used as a form of elaborate decoration, where the stitchery creates complex designs and patterns, with or without the use of colour.
		Quilting is often combined with embroidery, patchwork, applique and other forms of needlework to create patchwork quilts[?].
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/qu/Quilting.html (306 words)

	Sashiko
		Sashiko is a very old form of hand sewing using a simple running stitch sewn in repeating or interlocking patterns through one or more layers of fabric.
		Sashiko thread can be purchased through most quilting stores or specialty dealers.
		Sashiko patterns may also be combined to create more complicated patterns.
	www.quilt.com /FAQS/SashikoFAQ.html (2237 words)

	Sashiko & Kogin Embroidery from Japan
		Sashiko is a classic Japanese quilting technique that is traditionally done with white thread on an indigo ground.
		Sashiko is a very old form of hand sewing using a simple running stitch sewn in repeating or interlocking patterns, with 5-8 evenly spaced stitches to the inch.
		Sashiko patterns are typically traced onto the right side of the ground fabric and then stitched with 5 – 8 small, even stitches per inch along the pattern lines.
	www.serve.com /~GPR/Activities/TravThread/SashikoKogin.htm (565 words)

	Sashiko quilting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Sashiko decorative reinforcement stitching (刺し子, pronounced: SA-SHEE-KO) is a kind of functional embroidery used for reinforcing cloth as well as for quilting from Japan.
		A traditional way to reinforce points of wear, or to repair worn places or tears with patches, is by sashiko, which may be thought of as a form of functional embroidery.
		The oldest surviving item of sashiko-stitched clothing is from the Asuka period and is a Buddhist priest's robe.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Sashiko_quilting (214 words)

	Sashiko Samplers & Fabric
		Sashiko (pronounced: SA-Shi-KOE' - the "Shi" is almost silent) is a form of quilting originating from Japan centuries ago when farmers and fishermen practiced a running-stitch technique to patch torn or worn clothing.
		Sashiko means stab-stitch in Japanese, and refers to the small running stitch that is worked to build up distinctive patterns.
		Sashiko is the traditional Japanese technique of needlework quilting that uses a simple running stitch to create beautifully decorative patterns ideal for patchwork.
	www.shiboridragon.com /Sashiko.htm (350 words)

	sashiko quilting - Sew-Whats-New.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Nowadays, sashiko is done on the machine and has turned into an art form.
		Sashiko patterns are made up of one single continuous line repeated, reversed and rotated across the width of the fabric.
		A good sashiko stitch is an individual stitch whereby you can see the thicker thread come up through your fabric, form the stitch and go back down.
	www.sew-whats-new.com /sashiko.shtml (342 words)

	Quilting Summary
		In the quilt on the left, the dominant color creates an illusion of two rectangles with broad borders, positioned diagonally across the quilt and intersecting one another at right angles.
		The most basic form of quilting is a simple geometric grid and sometimes complex tessellation, sewn either by hand or nowadays by machine.
		Quilting is very often combined with embroidery, patchwork, applique and other forms of needlework to create patchwork quilts.
	www.bookrags.com /Quilting (2115 words)

	Quilting Books at the Garden Fairies
		How to quilt by hand and by machine as well as specialty techniques such as trapunto, echo quilting, corded quilting and tufting.
		This book is perfect if you love making quilt tops and want to make more and more each time you do one as you can try out all kinds of styles by miniature quilts.
		Sashiko, the traditional Japanese stitchery, has been long admired for the classic beauty of it's geometric and floral designs.
	www.smockingstore.com /quilt.html (1109 words)

	Paper Piecing, Scrapbooking at Crafts Online Store
		Many antique quilts made in North America have a worn-out blanket or older quilt as the intenal batting layer - quilting it between new layers of fabric allowed it to continue to be useful despite being worn.
		While a majority of quilt tops are pieced, many are made from a single piece of fabric.
		Quilting motif is a style of quilting in which the blocks have a certain theme, say a bird motif or basket motif.
	www.craftsonlinestore.com /paper_piecing.htm (740 words)

	Quilting - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Ralli quilt * [1] is a one of popular type of quilting the sub-continet.
		Quilting in Sub-continent keeps the oldest-surviving traditional history of quilting in the world, that is called ralli quilting
		The colors used in art quilts are the determination of their creators, but quilts which go beyond the basic "bed quilt" are usually distinguishable by non-traditional colours or pattern interpretation.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Quilting (951 words)

	Sew Fancy
		BigStitch Style of quilting is quilting with a thicker thread and uneven stitches.
		Inspired by the Japanese art of sashiko and the decorative embroidered embellishments of victorian quilts, Linda Potter has developed Needle Magic, a fast and easy technique to make any quilt sparkle with gorgeous hand quilting, applique and beading.
		Sashiko patterns have been used on everything from street wear clothing, handbags, and totes, to home decorating items such as placemats, pillows and framed pictures, Includes pullout pattern sheets and easy to follow instructions.
	www.sewfancy.com /sashikobooks.htm (553 words)

	Quilt Show Classes (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		The quilt show and classes are being held at the Student Union Building at the University of Idaho.
		Japanese sashiko quilting consists of traditional geometric patterns worked in white or cream stitches on indigo-dyed fabrics.
		Sashiko is a simple running stitch worked in repeating or interlocking patterns and is very easy to master.
	www.quiltsomething.com /qs.htm (542 words)

	BG Designs: What is Sashiko quilting?
		The cotton fabric was dyed very dark blue with the root of a native plant.
		By the end of the century, this particular style of stitchery was known as "SASHIKO".
		Sashiko is also used to decorate pillows, table cloths, runners, purses, potholders and many other things.
	www.bettegant.com /sashiko.html (474 words)

	Pieces of Quilting History and Lore quiz -- free game
		Quilting is a tradition that has been around for a long time, and has been popular all over the world.
		Most quilting styles are "pieced" (made up of pieces of different fabrics), but in some traditional quilts, only one piece of fabric is used, and the pattern is made with the texture of the quilting stitches.
		Quilted material was used as protective armour during the Crusades.
	www.funtrivia.com /playquiz.cfm?qid=142044 (464 words)

	The Calico Cat - Japanese Books
		Machine quilt one block at a time; then join the blocks the reversible-quilt way for stunning, stress-free results.
		Sashiko means "little stab," which accurately describes the simple running stitch required for this traditional technique.
		Ten easy project chapter provide the perfect introduction to the incredible library of sashiko designs; these are followed by a gallery of sashiko masterpieces for further inspiration.
	www.thecalicocat.com /books-japanese.htm (391 words)

	NinePatchNews 5/4/2002
		The amount of quilting is immense and the stitches are tiny, which bring back thoughts of quilts made in the early 19th century.
		Quilt styles of the past 170 years will be represented, including the Pennsylvania German Beddelmann Deppich (beggar man's quilt); a near pristine example of a crazy quilt; and red-work and feed sack quilts.
		One group of quilts, created in the 1940s and 50s by a group of women in Hereford Township, Berks County, represent the wonderful legacy of community quilting in the area.
	members.aol.com /npnarchives/archive/020504.html (5195 words)

	inaminuteago - the blog » Sashiko Quilting
		Illustrated step by step instructions on how to do the traditional Japanese form of Sashiko Quilting, complete with a traditional flower pattern and a circular pattern are provided by Cheryl Fall.
		Sashiko quilting looks similar to Kantha work Of West Bengal.
		Traditional Kantha is basically a quilting technique used for recycling old Saree (a 5 - meter material we women drape ourselves in) or dothi a 2-meter material men use to cover the lower half of the body like Gandhi).
	inaminuteago.com /blog/index.php/archives/2006/02/19/sashiko-quilting (150 words)

	Discover the Wisdom of Mankind on Quilting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		A ping-pong table on the lower level of her home is covered with a quilt in progress.
		Binding completes the quilt by finishing the edges with a trim of fabric, binding.
		It can be used in conjunction with any unit of study (examples would be to make a pictorial quilt that depicts a story the class is reading, or a particular event in history).
	www.blinkbits.com /blinks/quilting (1076 words)

	Certification of NQA Teachers - The National Quilting Association, Inc.
		Teachers love to teach and the attendees of the 37th annual quilt show in Columbus, Ohio were fortunate to see NQA Certified Teachers providing free demonstrations on a variety of construction techniques at the Certified Teacher’s booth just inside the exhibit hall.
		Barbara says "The art of Sashiko is in its simple beauty and the skill that creates long stitches and small spaces." She provided inspiration and instruction and got many viewers involved in this creative process.
		To be certified, you must demonstrate and be evaluated on your own quiltmaking skills, and your ability to teach the basic skills of quiltmaking: piecing, appliqué, quilting, and quilt finishing.
	www.nqaquilts.org /teachers_certification.html (1034 words)

	QuiltEthnic - Resources - Books - Japanese
		Sashiko and Beyond: Techniques and Projects for Quilting in the Japanese Style.
		Sashiko and Beyond explains the techniques involved sashiko, then carefully diagrams 16 traditional sashiko designs, followed by instructions for 15 appliqué and patchwork designs.
		The sashiko patterns range from abstract geometrics loosely derived from natural forms such as tree bark, leaves, waves, and shells to more realistic images of flowers, butterflies, and fans.
	www.quiltethnic.com /japanesebooks.html (736 words)

	Weekly Reader Connections: Grade 4, Unit 6
		Sashiko is a very old form of quilting.
		The Sashiko patterns were sewn into the inside of the firemen's clothing.
		Here are a few Sashiko patterns and their meanings.
	www.eduplace.com /kids/mw/wr/4/wr4_06.html (309 words)

	Sashiko
		Many Asian cultures have utilized sashiko stitching as a sewing technique since ancient times, however, sashiko is most commonly associated with the Japanese.
		Sashiko is a popular style these days, and is used to decorate pillows, table cloths, runners, purses, potholders and many other projects.
		The Sashiko Designs are used in this tutorial to make the placemats but are not included with the tutorial.
	www.secretsof.com /content/1569 (320 words)

	20% off Sashiko: Traditional Japanese Quilt Designs, a quilt book
		Quilting with Japanese Fabrics by Kitty Pippen: Use Japanese fabrics to create stunning quilts using Kitty Pippens easy methods for constructing 8 quilts.
		Discover the tranquil elegance of the Orient in 18 quilted accessories that will complement any decor, from contemporary to country, combining the traditional fabrics and motifs of the East with the ease and versatility of Western techniques, this extraordinary collection of home-docor accents and gifts will wrap your home in the luxurious, distinctive Japanese look.
		Discover Kitty's methods for creating striking quilts with these gorgeous, versatile fabrics, and you'll be inspired to make your own quilts immersed in Japanese elegance and style.
	softexpressions.com /software/books/1sashiko.html (683 words)

	Sashiko Fabric and Notions
		Sashiko quilting (Pronounced: SA-SHEE-KOE) is a form of quilting originating from Japan.
		The oldest surviving item of sashiko-stitched clothing is from the Asuka period and is a Buddhist priest's robe. It was donated to a temple in 756.
		Sashiko Sampler - Blowing Pampas Grasses Ref: CPW191
	www.cottonpatch.co.uk /acatalog/Sashiko_Notions.html (488 words)

	Susan Scheer
		This one uses a manipulated plaid bias strip, applique, sashiko quilting, folded flowers, free motion quilting, couching, and displays pieces of discharge dyed fabrics.
		She has taught at area quilt guilds, TN Quilts shop and Quiltfest in Jonesborough.
		The quilted coat and hat were constructed from discharge dyed fabric.
	www.angelfire.com /on2/fringe/scheer.html (333 words)

	Sashiko Quilting Designs
		This is the second in a series of 3 Sashiko Quilting sets.
		This set includes designs for quilting that are more open and designed to use with thicker quilting threads.
		Click Here to see the first collection of Sashiko Designs which is a set to be sewn with 40wt threads, along with a tutorial for making a placemat.
	www.secretsof.com /content/1898 (220 words)

	whipup.net
		traditional sashiko designs and demonstration here quilt.com has a very good explanation of sashiko designs
		examples of some simple sashiko embroidery: six and a half stitches - some embroidery on her bag and pin cushion wee wonderfuls sashiko embroidery on an apron
		This entry was posted on Tuesday, February 21st, 2006 at 3:49 am and is filed under quilting and patchwork, tutorials, needlework.
	whipup.net /2006/02/21/sashiko-quilting (347 words)

	Sashiko Threads, Needles and Fabrics from Japan for Quilting in the Sashico Japanese Style P1
		Sashiko Threads, Needles and Fabrics from Japan for Quilting in the Sashico Japanese Style P1 Quilting Notions
		Then print out the Order Blank and fill it out while you are browsing.
		Two squares for a 12" pillow, one square printed with a Sashiko design, the other plain for the back.
	www.quiltknit.com /notions/sashiko_1.htm (231 words)

	Cindy Roth, Machine Quilter
		All quilts take time to create and the quilting needs to enhance the effort you have put into your quilt.
		With over twelve years of longarm quilting experience and awards at both the national and local level, my goal is to accentuate your piecing with my machine quilting skill.
		As a national longarm quilting instructor, I have had the opportunity to observe and learn many different types of quilting patterns, styles and influences and I bring these experiences to the quilting and design process.
	www.cindy-roth.com (230 words)

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