What is Hawaiian patchwork?

Hawaiian patchwork (Hawaii? Quilt) is a cotton sewing process originated in Hawaii. Generally, white base cloth is used, and a layer of patterns is sewn on it. These patterns are usually taken from local flowers or animals in Hawaii.

The traditional model has two obvious characteristics:

First,? Usually monochrome, red, green or other bright colors, showing the lack of enthusiasm and freedom of Hawaii.

Second, the pattern is generally up and down, or even diagonally symmetrical, which is a bit like the one-size-fits-all paper-cut pattern in China. Fold a piece of cloth several times and cut it once to get a complete pattern.

Of course, the modern Hawaiian patchwork patterns have increased a lot, and they are no longer all single colors and symmetrical patterns, but they basically maintain the above two characteristics.

Hawaiian patchwork is generally used to make bedding, including pillowcases, sheets and cushions. , also commonly used in handbags, tablecloths, etc.

Here are some typical Hawaiian patchwork patterns for your reference.