Japanese Fabric - Cotton Tsumugi Cut Cloth (12" x 14") - # 242 Dark Plum Beginner Friendly three sizes and an easy

three sizes and an easy construction makes this a quick and versatile project for every sewer who wants to dress up their dining room table

Iron kasuri fabric while still slightly damp with a towel over the fabric on the "cotton" setting

Also included are the directions for a turtle wall hanging

Finished size approximately13" x 13"

Japanese Fabric - Cotton Tsumugi Cut Cloth (12" x 14") - # 242 Dark Plum Beginner Friendly three sizes and an easyTsumugi is an obsolete, costly, narrow Japanese silk fabric made in the following fashion: first, a coarse cloth is woven with cotton wrap and thick silk filling; second, this fabric is run through a dye vat several times; third, it is buried in the ground until the cotton warp has rotted; lastly, the silk is rewoven into a fabric. The result is a mottled design produced by undyed places in the silk yarn where the cotton warp prevented dye