Patchwork: Polski folklor
Patchwork is a sewing method that combines small pieces of fabric into a larger whole, creating a new pattern. In the past it was used to utilize unwanted scraps and trimmings, but today it is an art form where designers conjure up wonderful textile creations from valuable fabrics. The greatest masterpieces are created from uneven pieces of fabric, which is why most of the artistic world has adopted this technique.
However, creating a beautiful quilt is not easy, it takes effort and time, and the available pieces of fabric do not always want to fit together.
... read morePatchwork is a sewing method that combines small pieces of fabric into a larger whole, creating a new pattern. In the past it was used to utilize unwanted scraps and trimmings, but today it is an art form where designers conjure up wonderful textile creations from valuable fabrics. The greatest masterpieces are created from uneven pieces of fabric, which is why most of the artistic world has adopted this technique.
However, creating a beautiful quilt is not easy, it takes effort and time, and the available pieces of fabric do not always want to fit together. So you need to choose them very carefully and have a solid supply of buttons that will not only allow you to finish the quilt, but will make it better and prettier than the handiwork of your competitors.
The differences between the classic edition of the Patchwork game and the Polish Folklore version:
- the layout includes 33 different types of embroidery, inspired by folk embroidery from different parts of Poland,
- Apart from the above, the number and type of elements and rules of the game are the same as in regular Patchwork.
