Now here you can see our fresh collection of patch work for
Navratri season of 2012.
In this patch we are created a very cute pagadi stitch effected floral
figure and sequins stitch effect with very poplar purple and green color
combination. You can attach this quilts in
traditional wear like ghagra choli, chaniya choli, sharara, patola, kurta, pajama and kedia.
Another
excellent pagadi stitch effected floral figured patch work with
lightning color combination. This winter season you can wear our
designer dress and feel that how much it is comfortable and easy to wear
or carry. You can also take a
inspiration by this design to make
jewelry ornaments and interior design.
This
is the simple but cute embroidery designer patchwork with cool color
and steam stitch combination. We are prefer ed to attach this quilts in
modern and
sexy dresses like
party wear, prom dress,
bridal gown, long gown, maxi dress and mini skirts. You can also do some handwork in it too look more fancy and trendy too.
Today we will introducing very classic and traditional quilts work for
wedding season of 2012.
In this quilts we are create a colorful thread with shaded stitch
effect and mirror out effect so you also do some handwork in to look
more classy and fancy. If you interested in designing section so you can
take a
inspiration form our design to
develop your creativity and skill.
Now your wait is over for find new and fresh released patchwork design for upcoming
Navratri season of 2012. Our
designer team are really work hard to give traditional and regional
look to this quilts. This designer quilts is also useful to make dancing
dresses like
salsa dress, tango sexy gown, jazz dress, prom night dress.
This
traditional design patterns is
in fashion again and all girls are busy to find designer quilts but now
your wait is over because we are launching a fresh collection of
patchwork with green and red color combination. You can attach this
quilts in traditional wear like ghagra choli, chaniya choli, designer
sharara, kedia, kurta pajama etc.
