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i design this pattern for my chinese tea set.
round thing in center is the chinese character means “longevity”, and each corner pattern called “Silk Weave”
which introduced to japan on Ming-period Chinese Textile. in japan, the design traditionally appeared on figured silk weave called “saya”, so it’s called “saya pattern”
also known as Monk’s Maze.
Material Notes
cotton (http://shop.yumetenpo.jp/goods/goodsList.jsp?st=wataro.jp&category=13:1&action=category). cotton thread (http://odoriya.cart.fc2.com/?ca=1)
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Aug 4, 2010, 09.33 AMby mcclungsk
This is so beautiful. Thank you for sharing. your instructions are perfect too. Do you have other patterns you would like to share?
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Aug 4, 2010, 09.47 AMby fuccosim
hi. mcclungsk. thank you for the comment.
i actually posted one another SASHIKO Pattern on project “Blossom (http://www.burdastyle.com/projects/blossom-sashiko)”. pls.hav a look. i might post some more patterns later……..
Jul 30, 2010, 08.32 AMby bussey
Thank you for posting!