The patchwork technique by Casa Cenina

Hello everybody! The most careful - or maybe simply those who can surf the web a lot- can have noticed something new: two weeks ago we have inserted in our catalog a new section entirely dedicated to patchwork

• https://www.casacenina.com/catalog/index.php?cPath=532

The reasons which brought us to get beyond our limits of the embroidery world are a lot and they could be a bit annoying for those who are reading us So, I will focus on another subject which has a specific name: variety!

Actually patchwork is an art which allows a really infinite variety of couplings which - magically- are always lovely!
I confess that even myself, I don't understand how it is possible to create a very beautiful work notwitstanding the really improbable couplings!
For such a reason, I cannot but invite you to have a look at the fantastic tissues we are inserting in these days: we have chosen a lot of them, in a range by the best producers and American and European suppliers, just because we want the choice to be huge and we have arranged them according to their color. Among these fabrics, we are sure that you will find what you're looking for: not only to create some quilts following the American tradition, but also to hem your embroideries and to realise some customized couplings!

If, on the contrary, you're looking for something thematic - Christmas is on its way!- the section "Collections" is what best suits you and it contains also nice kits, which are easy and quick to realize and which will surprise you for their beauty. This category contains also the handmade cottons Bali,

• https://www.casacenina.com/catalog/schede_stoffe.php?categoria=602


• https://www.casacenina.com/catalog/schede_stoffe.php?categoria=1546

which are brand new, notwithstanding they are based on very old decoration traditions... But this subject, together with the tools and the reviews and books, deserves a better explanation... So, we will soon talk about some other aspects of patchwork

Now I'll let you surf the web and, as usual, I'm always at your disposal for questions, doubts and so on.

A big hug... Happy Stitching and... Happy Patchwork!