

Michelle Walker has written an excellent research paper about Japanese Sashiko Textiles that accompanies the exhibit currently touring the UK. It is a free download, and didn't take long even with my dial up.
Click here, then click on Michelle Walker's document.

9 comments:
I could get very lost in all that stitching....
splendid.
It's a beautiful texture! Would love to be that patient to do this stitching :)
this textile is absolutely amazing. i'm stunned.
your stitching on top of stitching is just amazing!
Oh, Judy, I love todays piece. Looks as if you love working on it too.
love your work. Just thought l would let you know that l have subscribed to your blog, so l never miss any of your work. Waving from Putney in London, UKx
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hermoso bello
nice to see this coming together.
This piece is so amazing. It is so serene and the stitching is incredible.
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