Kesa OKESA, it is about time!
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Soen,
Here are some pics, the first of the back side where the front of the strips are attached:
The front side with the first line of stitches from the strips showing:
The front side again, with the stitched stripes folded over from the back, ready for the second and third lines of stitching:
Gassho,
Dosho
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Re: Kesa OKESA, it is about time!
Thanks guys! That really is a help. I think I'm on the right track. Will post some pictues as soon as I can.
Three bows,
SoenComment
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Re: Kesa OKESA, it is about time!
Dear Taigu and other sewing friends,
Thank you for your help and advice throughout. I finished the Okesa in the small hours of last night. The entire sewing took about two months. Luckily I do not work during the summer, so I was able to sew when my wife was working and my baby son was asleep. I dedicate my sewing to them, to all you fellow sewers at Treeleaf, and to all sentient beings in this vast, mysterious Okesa that we are all part of.
Deep bows,
Soen
And here are some pictures of the case, Okesa and case, and part of the Okesa itself...
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Hello Soen,
wonderful news indeed. I have only a few more stitches to do (roughly 30 minutes of work)...but I am saving them for the weekend I somehow lost a few centimeters too many...and some of the mistakes I made are damn ugly and clearly visible...but all in all I am impressed that I could do it at all.....a crooked Kesa for a crooked guy
Gassho to all of you sewing people. We may not have a lot of "means" in Soto-Zen, but the ones we do have, have power, if you allow them to unfold through your practise.
Another Gassho,
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Thanks guys. Sewing together.The meaning of Sangha.
Gassho,
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