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Sashiko is a very old form of hand
sewing using a simple running stitch
sewn in repeating or interlocking
patterns. Sashiko has been popular by
itself, or by combining with
patchworking and quilting.
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Kofu originally means
"traditional fabric" in Japanese. It
has been made out of natural fibers
such as silk, cotton and linen, and
has been used for Kimono clothing as
well as accessories and interiors
for hundreds years in Japan.
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Sashiko classes are offered at various
location throughout MA and NH.
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New England Quilt Museum
The New England Quilt Museum is a quilter's delight, and contains an enormous collection
of fascinating quilts. It is located at:18 Shattuck St.
Lowell, MA 01852
(978) 452-4207
and you can visit the museum on the web by clicking
here
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