Wabi-Sabi Sewing

Informationen zum Autor Karen Lewis is quilt designer and tutor, a fabric designer for Robert Kaufman and an author--her previous title, Screen Printing at Home , was published in 2013. Karen travels widely to attend quilt shows and teach. She runs workshops at Quilt Con each year and regularly attends the Festival of Quilts in the UK. Karen is one of the founders of quilt retreat and pattern company, The Thread House, which she set up with two other prominent British quilt designers in 2016. Klappentext A collection of twenty sewing projects for home decor and accessories based on the Japanese aesthetic philosophy wabi-sabi - a celebration of beauty in the ordinary and imperfect. Zusammenfassung Capture the essence of Japanese style in your sewing with this collection of projects inspired by the wabi-sabi concept of 'perfect imperfection'. This collection of 20 sewing projects for home decor and accessories is based on the popular Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi! which celebrates the beauty in the ordinary and imperfect. Inhaltsverzeichnis IntroductionTools and MaterialsLIVINGCushionWall HangingPouffeMug CoastersLap QuiltEATINGApronPot HolderTea TowelTable RunnerPlacematsEXPLORINGZipper PurseTote BagScarfVisible Mend Picnic QuiltSLEEPINGLaundry BagCoat Hanger CoverStitched PillowcasesHot Water Bottle SleeveBed QuiltTemplatesTechniquesSuppliers

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Karen Lewis is quilt designer and tutor, a fabric designer for Robert Kaufman and an author--her previous title, Screen Printing at Home, was published in 2013. Karen travels widely to attend quilt shows and teach. She runs workshops at Quilt Con each year and regularly attends the Festival of Quilts in the UK. Karen is one of the founders of quilt retreat and pattern company, The Thread House, which she set up with two other prominent British quilt designers in 2016.

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A collection of twenty sewing projects for home decor and accessories based on the Japanese aesthetic philosophy wabi-sabi - a celebration of beauty in the ordinary and imperfect.

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Capture the essence of Japanese style in your sewing with this collection of projects inspired by the wabi-sabi concept of 'perfect imperfection'. This collection of 20 sewing projects for home décor and accessories is based on the popular Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi, which celebrates the beauty in the ordinary and imperfect.

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Introduction Tools and Materials LIVING Cushion Wall Hanging Pouffe Mug Coasters Lap Quilt EATING Apron Pot Holder Tea Towel Table Runner Placemats EXPLORING Zipper Purse Tote Bag Scarf Visible Mend Picnic Quilt SLEEPING Laundry Bag Coat Hanger Cover Stitched Pillowcases Hot Water Bottle Sleeve Bed Quilt Templates Techniques Suppliers