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| a monk practicing zazen [ source ] |
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| how to use a zafu and a zabuton [ source ] |
This is the zafu I made - you sit on it and it gives you enough height to keep your back straight.
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| zafu I made |
At first I made a zafu using this tutorial. It was fun to learn how to make a pleated pillow with circle pieces of fabric on the front and back, but it came out h-u-g-e! I will keep it for myself and stencil on it a bit and then show it to you :-)
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| tutorial for making a pleated zafu that's way too big [ source ] |
This is the zabuton I made. It ended up being too fluffy and too small (70 x 70 cm) so I will make another one, filled with a firmer filling (foam maybe) and larger in size (95 x 95 cm)
Luckily, his cat decided to take ownership of the first zabuton, so my work didn't go to waste :-)







2 comments:
I think your zabuton looks great. :) I had one when I was in the U.S...used it for Yoga/meditation and really liked it but I was not into sewing back then. May be I should give this a try. But I have so many projects on my to-do list at the moment.
I'm thinking of making a bag with a circular bottom (not for the Solids Tote). Now I know how to calculate the length of material for the sides. Thanks for that! Love the shape of the zafu. It could be used as a small cushion for the lounge as well.
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