Discover the beautiful and distinctive art of Kawandi Stitching, a traditional quilting practice of the Siddi community of India.  

In this hands-on-class you'll learn the unique method used to create a Kawandi quilt by layering and stitching together small pieces of colorful fabric, creating a richly textured and improvisational design.  Rather than relying on a traditional quilt pattern, Kawandi celebrates creativity, movement, and the character of each individual fabric piece.  

We'll explore the distinctive construction texhniques, decorative stitching, and thoughtful placement of fabrics that five Kawandi quilts their unmistakable beauty.  You'll have the opportunity to slow down, stitch by hand, and create a piece that is uniquely your own.

Come enjoy the rhythm of hand stitching, discover the story behind this remarkable tradition, and experience the joy of creating something beautiful - One piece of fabric at a time.  


Supplies Needed:
Generous selection of various scrap fabric pieces not smaller than 4"x6".  Can be coordinated or scrappy
Backing fabric approximately 18"x22"
A piece of very thin batting or flannel approximately 18"x22"
Scissors and pins
Eleganza pearl cotton thread 8 or 5 weight used for the quilting thread