I loved how the sashiko stitching went beyond the patch fabric in the second example! I think that was what made that one feel so special! Less bulk is certainly great, too. Beautiful work! Thank you
I frequently wear long pants and shorts that are made out of a lighter cotton twill type fabric. One pair of my shorts got torn in the pocket a couple years ago. I've been trying to figure out how to mend the pocket and make them wearable again. These tutorials give me hope that I can wear them this summer.
Thank you! This pen is easy to draw and normally removable when drawn on dark colour fabric so I didn’t expect it😅 I need to investigate how to remove heat erasable pens in general.
Nice video and very clear demonstration of the steps! I prefer raw edged patches--to control any excessive fraying, I cut the patches on the bias grain if at all possible. Bias is inherently self-limiting when it comes to fraying, so you get the slightly shabby look but there is no chance that it will go too far.
I’ve never tried it but it can be also a good idea😊 I’ve washed and dried them one more time after the video, but the patch hasn’t frayed further. It’s really depending on personal preferences too. I think visible mending doesn’t have strict rules. You can experiment with your idea and find the best way for you!
コメントありがとうございます❤️ 端を折り込むとほつれにくいんですが、厚みも出てしまうしあまり面白味もないですね。ちょっと工夫したら、味が出てほつれも楽しめるデザインになりました😊 指ぬきは手作りです。最近はこちらでも手に入りやすくなったんですが、前は買うのも一苦労だったので😅 金属と布のハイブリッド型です。動画もありますよ⬇️ DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Thank you for your question😊 The marker I used in this particular video is a White Marking Pen from Clover. They are usually great when you draw on darker materials. I use different markers for different projects, but I haven’t found a perfect marker yet. This video below shows different markers I use for Sashiko projects. Which fabric marker should I use for drawing Sashiko patterns? Sashiko basics series Part 4 ua-cam.com/video/d1oI3JW1e7c/v-deo.html
Thank you for asking! It’s a Sashiko thimble I made by myself. Yes, it protects your palm and helps to hold your needle. This is the video showing how I made it! DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Здравствуйте! Мне очень нравятся ваши работы и вы просто волшебница,но единственное что мне не нравится это очень медленное видео. Надеюсь не обидела вас. Желаю вам здоровья и успехов❤
Thank you for your feedback! The speed is indeed always tricky😅. Some people prefer to be able to see the details as books don’t explain everything. But for some people who have experience in Sashiko may find my videos slow. Thank you for your comment. I will try to see what I can do to improve it😊
Thank you for your question! You can use other threads such as Pearl Cotton threads and denim sewing threads. Here’s a video showing some substitutes😊 (around at 04:15) Simple and easy Sashiko visible mending for beginners - from tools and materials to stitching ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.htmlsi=OBSzzrCgMdLIVCub
Thank you for your feedback😊 There are some patterns with simpler stitches too, if you are interested🪡🧵 ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.htmlsi=eLlXlnE5bHxmcwYv The idea of the traditional Sashiko mending is to reinforce the fabric itself by weaving with stitches, so unfortunately it tends to be fussy😅 but people enjoy creating a lot of beautiful patterns with stitches, so you can not only mend your garments but also embellish them.😊
I loved how the sashiko stitching went beyond the patch fabric in the second example! I think that was what made that one feel so special! Less bulk is certainly great, too. Beautiful work! Thank you
Oh thank you so much❤️😊🪡🧵
I frequently wear long pants and shorts that are made out of a lighter cotton twill type fabric. One pair of my shorts got torn in the pocket a couple years ago. I've been trying to figure out how to mend the pocket and make them wearable again. These tutorials give me hope that I can wear them this summer.
Thank you so much😊 I hope you enjoy visible mending🪡🧵
Nice and understanding! Thanks
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
My word, i felt stupid and astonished at the same time!! This was magnificent. Thank you very much for this video.
Thank you so much for watching and leaving your comment😊❤️🪡🧵
You have a great way of explaining this. Nice job, thank you.
Thank you for watching as always! I struggled how to explain this one. So I’m very happy to hear that😊
If you didn't point it out, I wouldn't have noticed the mark line ✌🏻 nice job as usual 👏🏻 👍🏻 ⅙⁶⅔
Thank you! This pen is easy to draw and normally removable when drawn on dark colour fabric so I didn’t expect it😅 I need to investigate how to remove heat erasable pens in general.
So beautiful 😍 thanks for sharing this, it's really inspiring!
Thank you❤️
Awesome. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you for watching❤️
Both are beautiful, but I agree with you. I also prefer the raw edge. :)
Thank you😊
Muy bien explicado, gracias
Thank you❤️
This is really great
Thank you❤️
Nice video and very clear demonstration of the steps!
I prefer raw edged patches--to control any excessive fraying, I cut the patches on the bias grain if at all possible. Bias is inherently self-limiting when it comes to fraying, so you get the slightly shabby look but there is no chance that it will go too far.
I never thought about cutting then on the bias grain!! That’s so interesting and clever. Thank you so much for sharing!!😊
i prefer the raw edge also, it looks cool. thanks!
Thank you😊❤️
Супер ! Спасибо за обучение !
Thank you❤️
Que bello trabajo❤
Thank you❤️
Exhilarating.
Thank you so much😊❤️🧵🪡💕
Спасибо за урок.👍🏻👍🏻🤗
Thank you so much for watching😊❤️🧵🪡
Clap!!!Clap...❤🎉
Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
Очень красиво🎉
Thank you❤️
What do you think about using an unhemmed patch cut with pinking shears instead? It'd help with the fraying but the edges might look a little weird.
I’ve never tried it but it can be also a good idea😊
I’ve washed and dried them one more time after the video, but the patch hasn’t frayed further. It’s really depending on personal preferences too.
I think visible mending doesn’t have strict rules. You can experiment with your idea and find the best way for you!
当て布から少しはみ出して縫うデザインがとてもすてきですね。
指ぬきは手作りですか？かわいいです。
コメントありがとうございます❤️ 端を折り込むとほつれにくいんですが、厚みも出てしまうしあまり面白味もないですね。ちょっと工夫したら、味が出てほつれも楽しめるデザインになりました😊
指ぬきは手作りです。最近はこちらでも手に入りやすくなったんですが、前は買うのも一苦労だったので😅 金属と布のハイブリッド型です。動画もありますよ⬇️
DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Another lovely video!❤ Say, what are you using for your marking tool?
Thank you for your question😊 The marker I used in this particular video is a White Marking Pen from Clover. They are usually great when you draw on darker materials.
I use different markers for different projects, but I haven’t found a perfect marker yet.
This video below shows different markers I use for Sashiko projects.
Which fabric marker should I use for drawing Sashiko patterns? Sashiko basics series Part 4
ua-cam.com/video/d1oI3JW1e7c/v-deo.html
@@thegreenwrapper thanks for getting back to me. Good marking tools are really hard to find. I'll give your recommendation a try.
What are you wearing on your finger? It looks like it is protecting your hand from the needle. Thank you for the videos. I’ve learned a lot!
Thank you for asking! It’s a Sashiko thimble I made by myself. Yes, it protects your palm and helps to hold your needle. This is the video showing how I made it!
DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Здравствуйте! Мне очень нравятся ваши работы и вы просто волшебница,но единственное что мне не нравится это очень медленное видео. Надеюсь не обидела вас. Желаю вам здоровья и успехов❤
Thank you for your feedback! The speed is indeed always tricky😅. Some people prefer to be able to see the details as books don’t explain everything. But for some people who have experience in Sashiko may find my videos slow. Thank you for your comment. I will try to see what I can do to improve it😊
Apakah hanya bisa menggunakan benang jepang atau bisa diganti dengan benang yang lain.
Thank you for your question!
You can use other threads such as Pearl Cotton threads and denim sewing threads.
Here’s a video showing some substitutes😊 (around at 04:15)
Simple and easy Sashiko visible mending for beginners - from tools and materials to stitching
ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.htmlsi=OBSzzrCgMdLIVCub
I prefer the raw edge look. More organic. Less fussy.
I prefer it too😊❤️
Acabo de encontrarche. Quédome.
Thank you❤️😊
Too fussy.
Thank you for your feedback😊
There are some patterns with simpler stitches too, if you are interested🪡🧵
ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.htmlsi=eLlXlnE5bHxmcwYv
The idea of the traditional Sashiko mending is to reinforce the fabric itself by weaving with stitches, so unfortunately it tends to be fussy😅 but people enjoy creating a lot of beautiful patterns with stitches, so you can not only mend your garments but also embellish them.😊