We began a new round of work on raw materials before stitching. The team sorted multi-colored fabric scraps by texture, weight and color tone. This kept the colors balanced for the upcoming Kantha panels. To keep strict design uniformity, we accurately marked and cut the selected fabrics into uniform 6 centimetre wide strips.
We checked each strip for neat edges and the right length. Then we bundled and labeled the strips and stored them for the next step, pattern assembly.
- 4 Kantha Design
* Enhanced material handling and accurate fabric cutting skills.
* Observed: Participants successfully measured and cut fabric strips according to the exact 6 cm specification, reducing material waste.
(Participants told us)
Sorting fabrics by weight and color before cutting worked well and saved time. Keeping straight lines on lighter or stretchable fabrics was harder. It took extra care and steady hand control.
For future sessions, we plan to thoroughly press and iron all scraps before cutting. This will remove stubborn creases and make measuring easier.
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