Washi Paper Quilting is based on
the a traditional Japanese doll making Technique called "kime-komi"
and Oshie.
Pieces of Japanese "kimono" fabric and cotton batting are used to create
beautiful doll pictures. Individual parts of the image are formed by
creating small "shaped" puffy pillows and then piece together to form
the final pictures.

Oshie Doll Picture using Kimono Fabric
Washi Paper
Quilting™
by Hanko Designs
Hanko Designs has adapted
this Oshie technique to be used in modern card making. We have replaced
the cotton batting with "thin" cut foam and "kimono" fabric with
Japanese Washi Paper. The results was the creation of Washi Paper
Quilting.
What you need to make washi
paper quits?
1. Quilting Foam (in Kit)
2. Chipboard (in Kit)
3. Washi Paper (Recommended)
4. Double Stick Tape, Glue Tape or Dry Glue,