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158 Ghanaian Smock Sewing Pattern
Description
158 Ghanaian Smock Sewing PatternWomen's and Men's Small XLarge This loose fitting top originated in northern Ghana, but is now worn in many areas of West Africa, and has become popular around the world. It is called fugu, or batakari, among other terms in Ghana, and is generally made from hand woven strips of fabric with wedge shaped godets inserted below the chest to give it a flared shape. This pattern is great for fabric artists, weavers, and fabric lovers. Almost any fabric will
and elbow-length sleeve
fully-lined jacket is the perfect piece - no matter the season
For linings we'd suggest our barrier lining ifusing an oilskin
and many had "best" smocks (usually white) as well
the Co-op uses a press machine that makes a deep and visible imprint
The story of pioneering modernist designer-makers Phylis Barron and Dorothy Larcher
200 grams (4
empire waist
woven on hand loom in West Bengal
these heavy cloaks took their color from the native black sheep
sized for men and women
Vintage silver earrings sculpted from wire and cast sphere forms
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