India
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A mandala is a spiritual and ritual symbol in Hinduismm and Buddhism, representing the universee. In common use, "mandala" has become a generic term for any diagram, chart or geometric pattern that represents the cosmos metaphysically or symbolically; a microcosmm of the universe. These designs can be used in many ways- experiment and enjoy.
8 Designs each in 3 sizes MLJ Check Sizes
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The Touch of India sets have been so popular I thought you might find some uses for a Quiltables set to match.
18 Designs each in 3 sizes SML Check Sizes
<Free design is the last image on the left.
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I have illustrated below two ways these designs can be combined. The designs have many uses in addition to creating the scene with the pheasants. Several of these designs can be used as borders. You will receive an actual size template to complete the top arrangement. In the Medium size this embroidery is 16"x16", in the Large Size - 21"x 21" and in the Jumbo - 25"x25".
12 Designs each in 3 sizes MLJ Check Sizes
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This is the third set in the Touch of India series.
I have illustrated below several ways these designs can be combined. The designs have many uses in addition to creating the scene with the cranes. Several of these designs can be used as borders. The third illustration shown shows a great layout for a jacket back - or the center of a tablecloth. You will receive an actual size template to complete the top arrangement. In the Medium size this embroidery is 18 "x14.5", in the Large Size - 17.5"x22" and in the Jumbo - 21"x26".
12 Designs each in 3 sizes MLJ Check Sizes
<Free design is the last image on the left.
Free Design - Click to Download
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This is the second set in the Touch of India series. I have illustrated below several ways these designs can be combined. You can also see how different they look in different colors! The designs have many uses in addition to creating the scene with the elephants. I created the last three designs in the set with borders in mind. The additional three sets are Tigers, Touch of India I, Cranes, Touch of India III and Pheasants, Touch of India IV.
You will receive an actual size template to complete the top arrangement. In the Medium size this embroidery is 9"x15", in the Large Size - 12"x20" and in the Jumbo - 14"x24".12 Designs each in 3 sizes MLJ Check Sizes
<Free design is the last image on the left.
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The Tiger was what first attracted me to these images. This is one form of embroidery from India that uses many forms from nature - animals, birds and flowers - for inspiration. There will be four sets in this series all together. The additional three sets are Elephants, Touch of India II, Cranes, Touch of India III and Pheasants, Touch of India IV.
The top picture is of a jacket back that I am making out of tan poly linen. I changed the colors to go with the outfit I am planning. I have also put the tiger eyes on one of the sleeves. The second large picture is a screen shot using the designs in the original colors. They also have a slightly different arrangement. I have included a template of the screen shot to get you started in placing your designs.
12 Designs each in 2 sizes ML Check Sizes
<Free design is the last image on the left.
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