Kasuti embroidery
Kasuti embroidery is a form of threadwork , counted thread embroidery which has its origin in Dharwad district of karnataka ,India. A calico net is fixed to the base material on which the pattern is to be worked on. Normally the work is done in a single strand thread. The motifs which are predominantly in use are geometrical patterns, birds, animals, stars, borders, flowers etc. The stitches which are used Holbein stitch and the running stitch.
posted by indira @ 4:08 PM
7 Comments:
Hello Mrs.Indira,came here through Latha's blog.Welcome to the world of blogging!Its fun and hope you will enjoy blogging:)Good Luck!
Hello aunty...landed here thro' u'r daughter's blog...a very good start indeed...Incidentally we both share the same template too!! Looking forward to learn a lot from u...
hi sumitha, thank you for visiting my blog. i really would enjoy all your company on the blog. and slowly i am trying to upgrade my blog skills. bear with me. indira
hi indianadoc, thanks for your support. hope to share not only the template but all your company on the blog also.
Hello Indira gaaru:
Followed the link at Latha's blog to here.
Beautiful piece of work, the colors red and green match well. The finished piece, is it a pillow cover?
I am also big fan of cross-stitch work and happy to see needle work blog from India.
Looking forward to reading more posts.
Best wishes,
Indira
Indira Gaaru, I am happy to note that We both
share the same name. Actually the design shown ,has
been embroidered on the pullau of a white with green
bordered silk saree.I have a passion for embroidery
and music .As i am not very tech savvy, i am learning
my ropes now only. I will definitely add more designs
in the future. thank you. Indira reddy.
Hello Indira Aunty,
Came to know about this wonderful needle site thru latha's blog. Beautiful designs on the border.
During my college days I used to do some works like embroidery glass work. Thanks for u....I might start doing it again.
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