Dear Susan
 
Topic is straying away from lace.  Not all Japanese Kogin embroidery
qualifies.  Depends on how repeats are used.  Traditionally added beauty to
heavy duty work clothes made of an even weave fabric.  Reminds me of the
original use of smocking - on heavy work smocks/shirts worn by men.  Work
clothing with a beautiful embellishment that added some shaping flexibility.
 Some men were so proud of these, that they wore them on special occasions,
including to church.  Now that I look at the words smock/smocking, I realize
why the embroidery technique got the name ! Jeri
 
In a message dated 4/7/2018 6:32:17 PM Eastern Standard Time,
hottl...@neo.rr.com writes:
—perhaps Kogin is considered a diaper pattern? Perhaps Jeri knows the
answer? Susan

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