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Etymologies
- Arabic šāš, muslin; akin to Hebrew šēš, byssus, fine linen, both probably from Egyptian šs, linen.Alteration of French châssis, frame (taken as pl.); see chassis.
Examples
“Black always makes the colours sing, but this patched black sashing is even better!”
“It just looked too busy, as the sashing is so narrow.”
“This morning, I put together all the lovely hand-dyed pieces for Ursula's comfort quilt - in the end, I did 10 "squares, as 12" squares, plus sashing, was getting a little large.”
“If I may offer a suggestion, I would not use the same green as the window sashing for the stems.”
“Dark maroon satin sashing strips separated the ostensibly haphazard patchwork blocks, with pairs of crossed flags embroidered at each junction.”
“I am quilting up a storm, still really engrossed in the L'Amour project - I've been adding frames to the completed blocks in red or brown and then a second in white and then I will wait till all the blocks are done before looking at the sashing.”
“And then I a m going to have sashing in white followed by another strip of colour unyet decided if combination of brown and red or only one.”
“I did the same with the vase; the stems are bias strips in the same fabric as the window sashing.”
“I love the antique neutral quilt and the black sashing really makes it pop.”
“Once the top is assembled, the quilting will be very basic - just a single line in the sashing, probably, just to hold it together.”
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