| Patti Work | ||
History of Patti Work Intially this craft was practised as a house hold craft by the women folk for articles like cushions and bedspreads as a part of their wedding trausoue. It is now commercially practised since last 7-8 years, unlike its traditional household existence. | ||
| Fine Art | ||
| Rectilinear floral motifs | ||
| Procedure | ||
| Patti work is generally done with free hand. The design is cut out from the fabrics and stitched on the other contrasting fabric. Stitching is done by hemming i.e., folding the corners of the cutting and stitching from the back. The sterns are embroidered in stem stitch. | ||
| Resources | ||
| Basic Material : Cotton, organdy, voil. Decorative Material : Fabric of contrast colour from base. | ||
| Equipments | ||
| Scissors, needle, thread. | ||
| Artifacts | ||
| A large variety of women ready to wear garments such as tank tops, kurtas, salwar, dupatta, jacket, sari, also ready to stitch designers upper and lower wear, running dress materials, blouse pieces, saris, men ready to wear uppers in all sizes such as kurta, children inner and outer wear accessories such as handkerchiefs, scarfs, caps, furnishing items such as draw sheets in all sizes, bed spreads, cushion covers, tablelinen, curtains, etc. | ||
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