Inspired by the motifs found upon the Khatri Indian tradition of red and blue block-printed ajrakh cloths, Kristine Vejar designed the Constellation Bandana project that was featured in !
Ajrakh cloth is made by block printing and naturally dyeing cloth with indigo and madder, and can be used in a variety of ways. In India you'll see them worn as turbans, scarves, or as a floor covering to sit upon while eating. We have put together a kit with a versatile cotton bandana and beautifully colored embroidery floss so you can create your own pretty wrap. You could wear it as a bandana, or as a wrapping cloth for gift giving.
Inside this kit:
+ One naturally dyed 100% cotton bandana
+ Six skeins of naturally dyed 100% cotton embroidery floss
To complete project, you will need:
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+ Fabric marking pencil
+ Ruler
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