Embroidery

Embroidery is a timeless fabric embellishment technique that involves stitching decorative designs onto fabric using colourful threads to add texture, dimension, and visual interest to plain fabrics.

Hand Embroidery - Hand embroidery like Kantha work is a traditional method where skilled artisans stitch designs by hand using needles and threads. This technique allows for great precision and intricate detailing.

Machine Embroidery-  This technique is faster and more efficient than hand embroidery, making it ideal for larger production and projects. With a wide range of stitch patterns and thread colours available, machine embroidery offers versatility and precision.

Appliqué

Appliqué is a fabric embellishment technique that involves attaching decorative pieces of fabric onto a base fabric. Appliqué patches, available in various shapes, sizes, and patterns, can be affixed to your fabric projects, adding a pop of color and dimension. 

Raw Edge Appliqué - Involves cutting fabric shapes and attaching them to the base fabric using a stitching technique that leaves the edges raw. This technique creates a casual, rustic look and works well with contemporary designs.

Turned Edge Appliqué - Fabric shapes are cut, turned under, and stitched onto the base fabric, creating a clean and polished appearance. This technique is commonly used in quilting and traditional textile crafts.

Fabric Printing and Dyeing

Fabric printing involves applying designs, patterns, or images onto fabric surfaces. One popular method is using fabric printing blocks, which are carved wooden or linoleum blocks with intricate designs Types of fabric printing include Screen printing and Block Printing

Resist Dyeing on Fabric It involves selectively applying a substance to certain areas of the fabric to resist the penetration of dye, resulting in beautiful patterns and color variations.

Types of resist dyeing include Batik, Shibori and Tie Dyeing

Quilting

Quilting involves stitching layers of fabric together to create a thick, padded material. Quilting designs can range from simple geometric patterns to intricate motifs and can be achieved through various stitching techniques. Quilting fabrics come in a wide range of colors, patterns, and textures.

Patchwork Quilting : This involves sewing together small fabric pieces, known as patches or quilt blocks, to form a larger quilt top. These patches can be cut into geometric shapes, such as squares, triangles, or hexagons, and arranged in intricate patterns. Patchwork quilting allows for endless design possibilities, from simple and symmetrical patterns to complex and asymmetrical arrangements.

Appliqué Quilting : Appliqué quilting is the process of adding decorative fabric shapes onto a quilt top. These shapes are typically cut from fabric and stitched onto the base fabric to create unique designs.

Running Stitch Quilting : It involves using a simple running stitch to secure the layers of a quilt together. It is easy is to execute and is time efficient, with a timeless charm

Patchwork

It is a technique that involves sewing together small fabric pieces to create larger designs or quilt blocks. It is a creative way to combine different colors, patterns, and textures to form cohesive and visually captivating compositions. Patchwork offers endless possibilities for creativity, allowing you to combine different colors, patterns, and textures to create visually captivating compositions. By using patchwork fabric that complements your embroidery designs, you can achieve a harmonious and cohesive look.

Lace Trims

Lace trims are intricate and delicate embellishments that can be used to enhance fabric creations. They are typically made from fine threads or yarns, intricately woven or knitted into decorative patterns. Lace trims can add a touch of elegance, femininity, and vintage charm to various textile projects.