Kawaii Appliqué Quilts from Japan: How One Country’s Love of All Things Tiny Powers Today's Most Intricate Quilts (with 5 Projects from Top Designers)
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Kawaii Appliqué Quilts from Japan: How One Country’s Love of All Things Tiny Powers Today's Most Intricate Quilts (with 5 Projects from Top Designers)

by Naomi Ichikawa, Teresa Duryea Wong

Crafts Textile Arts
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Discover how Japan's love of tiny, cute motifs inspires today's most detailed appliqué quilts, complete with five original projects from leading designers.

About This Book

This book celebrates the influence of kawaii culture on contemporary quilting from Japan.

Readers are introduced to the aesthetic that blends cuteness with detailed craftsmanship in textile art.

Five original appliqué projects showcase techniques and design approaches from top Japanese creators.

The content highlights how a national affection for small, charming motifs shapes modern quilting trends.

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