Sashiko, one of the most relaxing types of stitching...I hope you enjoy this introduction! here are some helpful links... www.sylvia-pip... shiboridragon.com www.mesew.com/
Anna, you got me hooked on Sashiko and ordered Butterflies & Japanese Embroidery quilt pattern AND Sashiko Appliqué design…I can hardly wait🥰🥳🥰🥳 THANK YOU, from San Antonio, TX💕💕💕
Great to have you back in the Beehive Anna! Your new quilt is just beautiful and I hope you show it to us when you are done. Thank you for teaching us so many new techniques. Your sweet and calm way of teaching is the best way for me to learn!
This accurate stitching reminds me of when I hand painted wallpaper for the Limited stores....one line at a time that had to be so straight and accurate.......but for some reason even now I enjoy tedious work. Thank you for showing another technique so clearly.....
How can one girl BEE so lucky (me)!!! So excited to see our light table used again on your videos ♥ Your Sashiko instructions were so enjoyable to watch , it really does look relaxing. Anna, you have a gift for describing with humor what you are working on!! ♥♥♥ U
I stumbled across your Quilt Roadies addicted I am in the midst of trying to organise a shared sewing/dining room and have found so many unfinished projects.. I love your project boxes. I enjoyed having the brain cells stimulated remembering the process of sashiko.. Thanks from a stormy West Coast of Scotland 😀
Anna, I am in the Seattle area since I used to live here and my sister and children are here. I am watching your Sylvia Pippen block of the month and tomorrow I am heading for Shibori Dragon. This looks like Something I just need to do. You are such an inspiration!
Absolutely fascinating....it’s so beautiful. You’re teaching me something new Anna and it’s so exciting...thanks 😘 lm looking forward to the next video
Thanks so much for all the wonderful instruction. I would love to try this. I am totally hooked on your blog Love the scenery the shops and the Beehive
Great video!! Didn't understand Sashiko stitching but you have made it very clear. Thanks for sharing. Love that this kit has wool in it. Looking forward to your wool prep.
Hi Anna. I think you stitch so well, I can't believe you think you're not very good. Watching you, makes want to try this. Thanks for Sylvia Pippins website so I can order some thing. Thanks again.
Very much so love your tutorial on this project I looked into it so I could purchase a piece very beautiful projects but very expensive I just fell in love with it and the way you explain it very simple thanks for all you're easy explanatory ways to do things love your tutorial until next time happy sewing
yes but the more economical start is to just by a piece of dark fabric, thread, the wax paper and stylus and then check out a Sashiko book from the library! :)
Thanks for your great tip I will try it with the dark piece of fabric I will purchase the book and look into it a little bit more even though it's pricey I think craft sewing whatever it is and we can afford it we just need to go for it I just fell in love with the block pieces that you are doing again thanks so much until next time happy selling❤
So happy to see this demo! I just finished my first Sylvia Pippen panel and want to do her “Moon and Waves” but was afraid of making the stitching lines. I’m off to order my kit now, thanks Anna for the great video!
Hi again Anna., just thought I would let you know, that I talked to the gal in LaConnor and I am taking a one day class with your favorite sashiko teacher right after the first of the month. Can't wait.
Thank you Anna. I had seen Sashiko before, even heard the term, but really had no clue that it was it's own art form. I've used something like your stylus in making watercolor book markers using stencils to emboss the paper then using watercolors to paint the embossed areas. I think they're called ball point bodkins... for what it's worth.
That’s beautiful, Anna. Have always wondered what Sashiko was…I’d seen it at craft shows but didn’t investigate. Doubt I’ll get around to it, but it’s really appealing. Xx
Ordered something simple with just the stitching from the Shibori Dragon! And I made the stitching pillow you showed a while back and just love it! It really does help.
it can be hard if wool is not common in an area but rest assured that there are several shops that would love to send you a kit. You can never go wrong with Buttermilkbasin.com
un vidio grandioso ,un bonito trabajo .te doy un 10 por compartir tus lindos trabajos y enseñar como lo haces. eres una excelente maestra y persona ..un saludo y espero tu siguinte vidio
Enjoyed this very much! You have so many projects going at once! On a future video, can you review how and where you store ongoing projects? You are very organized, and I would like it to rub off on me. That wonderfully huge studio, along with the equally huge closet, must hold the key to your ‘system’. I do love your special room, especially the center table and chair set. What are the dimensions to your studio? I’m guessing close to the footprint of your garage? I would love to sit and stitch with you and some of your friends one of these days! Maybe an online virtual stitching party? Lol. P.s. I bet G is loving his new music room!
Oh Bonnie....you are welcome to come stitch in my room any time!!! I would love it! Yes it is the foot print of the garage...about 600 SQ feet of shear chaos! Maybe the next Bee Hive Video will be a room tour...great idea. We are not done with the music room but he is getting excited...we have moved the bed and chairs out of it...now have to dismantle the log bed frame...and move a chair in there. Will be a wonderful place to corral all his guitars, LP albums and photography stuff :)
I just love the look of Sashiko and am going to try it. I'll fit it in somewhere between quilting and wool work!! LOL Going to be a very busy winter. So much so, mayhaps I'll not notice the snow????? Question, please. Why didn't you use the SF101 on your backing this time. You are usually quite an advocate of that added stabilizer. Just curious, because what Anna does, I will do, too!! haha Them's the rules in my book!!
Anna, it was so fun seeing you back in the beehive. I enjoyed your sashiko video very much and I had to laugh out loud when you said your tracing was perfect, absolutely perfect! It was! And not to tell anyone that you knotted your thread a few times before. I just love being back in the beehive. Is that a new shelf behind you, near the ceiling, with beautiful cross stitch or framed pieces? That looks really good-I had not noticed that before. Have a great week. Hug Enzo for me. Pam
ahhh, thank you for stopping by! no, that is not a shelf...just looks that way. It is the frame around the window. I thought it was a perfect place to just line up the small stuff...like a wall paper border, LOL
I was given a small change purse sashiko project for Christmas and haven,t tried it yet! I enjoyed your tips about the stitching, by any chance can you or should one hoop there project for stitching? Thank you so much Lou
looks like she has upgraded her tool to a 3 in 1 www.sylvia-pippen.com/module/search_content.htm?form_version=2&showSearchResults=1&search_keyword=Stylus&image=Search
Is there a link for Sylvia supplies or the place in LaConner? Thank you. Oh, found it! :-) And you wouldn't believe I was in LaConner Saturday and did not know about Sylvia's store.
Ok I love Sashiko and now I’m planning on doing a wall hanging( Moon and Waves by Sylvia Pippen). I hesitate because I can’t figure out how to quilt it when I finish. Please tell us how you quilt yours, I don’t want to distract from the sashiko.
I used thread that matched the background and then mimic a lot of the Sashiko design or added an element in the background :) took it block by block with the decision making. so much fun!
check out Sylvia Pippen's site for her wool BOM and you can see how she added wool to a Sashiko project...so beautiful. You can stitch wool with either a blanket stitch or a whip stitch :)
Anna, you got me hooked on Sashiko and ordered Butterflies & Japanese Embroidery quilt pattern AND Sashiko Appliqué design…I can hardly wait🥰🥳🥰🥳 THANK YOU, from San Antonio, TX💕💕💕
You will love it!
Great to have you back in the Beehive Anna! Your new quilt is just beautiful and I hope you show it to us when you are done. Thank you for teaching us so many new techniques. Your sweet and calm way of teaching is the best way for me to learn!
you are very kind...I think quilting and stitching should always be a happy place...no stress. There is enough of that in the world.
This accurate stitching reminds me of when I hand painted wallpaper for the Limited stores....one line at a time that had to be so straight and accurate.......but for some reason even now I enjoy tedious work.
Thank you for showing another technique so clearly.....
How can one girl BEE so lucky (me)!!! So excited to see our light table used again on your videos ♥ Your Sashiko instructions were so enjoyable to watch , it really does look relaxing. Anna, you have a gift for describing with humor what you are working on!! ♥♥♥ U
I am just happy that my Me Sew Table is so versatile!!! I do have fun in the Bee Hive!
I stumbled across your Quilt Roadies addicted I am in the midst of trying to organise a shared sewing/dining room and have found so many unfinished projects.. I love your project boxes. I enjoyed having the brain cells stimulated remembering the process of sashiko.. Thanks from a stormy West Coast of Scotland 😀
you are in my someday destination...
Quilt Roadies that would be fantastic xx
Anna, I am in the Seattle area since I used to live here and my sister and children are here. I am watching your Sylvia Pippen block of the month and tomorrow I am heading for Shibori Dragon. This looks like Something I just need to do. You are such an inspiration!
Actually the BOM is at Slyvia Pippin's shop in La Conner Washington but I am sure you will find something else beautiful at Shibori
Thank you Anna! Sashiko is my new obsession! So happy to see your video tonight!
obsessions are good, LOL
The Blanket is GORGEOUS 😍 I would like to learn how to do that style sewing. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience
I've always wanted to learn more about doing Sashiko. Thank you Anna!!!
you will love it!!
Thank you! love your quilt, just beautiful! I want to take a class on Sashiko Quilting. I love indigo.
I love the phrase “spendy item”. Sounds much better than expensive. I Am going to copy your phrase.. love all you videos🙂
trying to make it less painful, LOL
Tfs Anna, Looks beautiful ! I love your windows that brings so much light in. I Can't wait for the next lesson.
when we built this house I said...Let There Be Light and the builder listened to me, lol
Absolutely fascinating....it’s so beautiful. You’re teaching me something new Anna and it’s so exciting...thanks 😘 lm looking forward to the next video
we gotta keep the ol brain cells working...kind of like playing Suduko or learning a new language :)
Thanks so much for all the wonderful instruction. I would love to try this. I am totally hooked on your blog Love the scenery the shops and the Beehive
thank you so much for spending some time with us!
Great video!! Didn't understand Sashiko stitching but you have made it very clear. Thanks for sharing. Love that this kit has wool in it. Looking forward to your wool prep.
i know...who would have thought of the combination?!
Lovely work Anna. Thank you for sharing your work with us. You are an excellent teacher! 🍎❤️🍎
thank you so much! I love sharing but only teach once a year during the Quilter's Affair in Sisters, Oregon...so I like to share my tips here :)
Hi Anna. I think you stitch so well, I can't believe you think you're not very good. Watching you, makes want to try this. Thanks for Sylvia Pippins website so I can order some thing. Thanks again.
Well...I can honestly say I am not a perfectionist, LOL...you will love Sylvia's website!
Very much so love your tutorial on this project I looked into it so I could purchase a piece very beautiful projects but very expensive I just fell in love with it and the way you explain it very simple thanks for all you're easy explanatory ways to do things love your tutorial until next time happy sewing
yes but the more economical start is to just by a piece of dark fabric, thread, the wax paper and stylus and then check out a Sashiko book from the library! :)
Thanks for your great tip I will try it with the dark piece of fabric I will purchase the book and look into it a little bit more even though it's pricey I think craft sewing whatever it is and we can afford it we just need to go for it I just fell in love with the block pieces that you are doing again thanks so much until next time happy selling❤
I enjoyed the Japanese Sashiko tutorial, looks like a very interesting art! Thank you!
it is really one of my favorites because of how relaxing it is!
So happy to see this demo! I just finished my first Sylvia Pippen panel and want to do her “Moon and Waves” but was afraid of making the stitching lines. I’m off to order my kit now, thanks Anna for the great video!
yeah!!! you will love it!
Excellent video! I ordered from Sylvia Pippens yesterday! Thank you!
yeah...you are going to love it!
You do such a great job on tutorials. Loved this one on Sashiko!
Hi again Anna., just thought I would let you know, that I talked to the gal in LaConnor and I am taking a one day class with your favorite sashiko teacher right after the first of the month. Can't wait.
You are going to have so much fun!!! She is a lovely person and a creative soul. Please give her hug for me!
Thank you Anna. I had seen Sashiko before, even heard the term, but really had no clue that it was it's own art form. I've used something like your stylus in making watercolor book markers using stencils to emboss the paper then using watercolors to paint the embossed areas. I think they're called ball point bodkins... for what it's worth.
Can’t find the stylus pen
Can someone tell me where to get one....tks
That’s beautiful, Anna. Have always wondered what Sashiko was…I’d seen it at craft shows but didn’t investigate. Doubt I’ll get around to it, but it’s really appealing. Xx
I do remember the old tracing paper and wheel! Great demo on Sashiko and I think I need to try this.
do it, DO IT!!! lol
Ordered something simple with just the stitching from the Shibori Dragon! And I made the stitching pillow you showed a while back and just love it! It really does help.
"I'm only about the easy way", fabulous!!
oh yes!!
i guess it's kinda off topic but does anybody know of a good place to watch new series online ?
Well....it is working! Thanks for all you do.
I really enjoy all your videos but, my most favorite are the Beehive days!!! 😊
I do love those Bee Hive Days!
i really enjoyed this video...I always love to try something new.......thanks for doing this video
it keeps our brain cells active!
Hi great trip been planting an mowing today now ready set an sew
Great video and you look very fit! Thank you for sharing your talents.
The new lifestyle is comfortable for G and I...afterall I have to live a long time to finish all these projects, lol
Now you’ve done it! Angie & I are going to try this now. Hang on...
LOL....yay!!!
Anna a great video and your stitching is really excellent 😊😊😊
Thank you!!! I try and that is all one can do....
Love this project! Can't wait to see the next step. I would love to try a wool kit but have not found any in my area.
it can be hard if wool is not common in an area but rest assured that there are several shops that would love to send you a kit. You can never go wrong with Buttermilkbasin.com
un vidio grandioso ,un bonito trabajo .te doy un 10 por compartir tus lindos trabajos y enseñar como lo haces. eres una excelente maestra y persona ..un saludo y espero tu siguinte vidio
¡eres muy amable! Gracias por pasar y pasar el rato en Bee Hive
Paradise Stitched is one of my favorite books
Will look for it...
just amazing
Thank for the video about Shashiko....very interesting😍💓
it is a beautiful alternative in the quilting world!
Enjoyed this very much! You have so many projects going at once! On a future video, can you review how and where you store ongoing projects? You are very organized, and I would like it to rub off on me. That wonderfully huge studio, along with the equally huge closet, must hold the key to your ‘system’. I do love your special room, especially the center table and chair set. What are the dimensions to your studio? I’m guessing close to the footprint of your garage? I would love to sit and stitch with you and some of your friends one of these days! Maybe an online virtual stitching party? Lol. P.s. I bet G is loving his new music room!
Oh Bonnie....you are welcome to come stitch in my room any time!!! I would love it! Yes it is the foot print of the garage...about 600 SQ feet of shear chaos! Maybe the next Bee Hive Video will be a room tour...great idea. We are not done with the music room but he is getting excited...we have moved the bed and chairs out of it...now have to dismantle the log bed frame...and move a chair in there. Will be a wonderful place to corral all his guitars, LP albums and photography stuff :)
Thank you ☺️. I’m thinking Sashiko stitching is very fine, beautiful.🐝
...it is soooo relaxing :)
Спасибо! Дали идею для творчества. Интересную и не банальную. 🌹🌹🌹👍
What is your favorite thread to use? Where do you like getting your thread?
Thank you for the lovely lesson!
you are welcome and thank you for coming along!
Oh My that quilt is just gorgeous! But how would you go about quilting it if you have all the beautiful stitches you want to show off?
just enough quilting to hold it together with thread that blends into the background :)
I just love the look of Sashiko and am going to try it. I'll fit it in somewhere between quilting and wool work!! LOL Going to be a very busy winter. So much so, mayhaps I'll not notice the snow????? Question, please. Why didn't you use the SF101 on your backing this time. You are usually quite an advocate of that added stabilizer. Just curious, because what Anna does, I will do, too!! haha Them's the rules in my book!!
Okey dokey................naked it is!!! LOL
Thank you so much.
Oh I need to try this. Thank you!
do it!!! hehehe
Anna, it was so fun seeing you back in the beehive. I enjoyed your sashiko video very much and I had to laugh out loud when you said your tracing was perfect, absolutely perfect! It was! And not to tell anyone that you knotted your thread a few times before. I just love being back in the beehive. Is that a new shelf behind you, near the ceiling, with beautiful cross stitch or framed pieces? That looks really good-I had not noticed that before. Have a great week. Hug Enzo for me. Pam
ahhh, thank you for stopping by! no, that is not a shelf...just looks that way. It is the frame around the window. I thought it was a perfect place to just line up the small stuff...like a wall paper border, LOL
I was given a small change purse sashiko project for Christmas and haven,t tried it yet! I enjoyed your tips about the stitching, by any chance can you or should one hoop there project for stitching? Thank you so much Lou
some do use a hoop much like embroidery but I just practice with my tension so I don't have to deal with one more thing :)
I can't find the stylus on Sylvia's website. Do you know the name of the tool, or a replacement i can use?
looks like she has upgraded her tool to a 3 in 1 www.sylvia-pippen.com/module/search_content.htm?form_version=2&showSearchResults=1&search_keyword=Stylus&image=Search
Awesome!Thank you so much!
What a lovely demo. Would like to know where to buy the little table you use
Is there a link for Sylvia supplies or the place in LaConner? Thank you. Oh, found it! :-) And you wouldn't believe I was in LaConner Saturday and did not know about Sylvia's store.
Well now you do and can have a new place to shop!
Omg this is gorgeous
Fantastico! Y muy interesante . Enseña usted muy bien. Gracias!
Gracias ... me gusta compartir todo lo que aprendo tanto lo bueno como lo malo, jaja
Ok I love Sashiko and now I’m planning on doing a wall hanging( Moon and Waves by Sylvia Pippen). I hesitate because I can’t figure out how to quilt it when I finish.
Please tell us how you quilt yours, I don’t want to distract from the sashiko.
I used thread that matched the background and then mimic a lot of the Sashiko design or added an element in the background :) took it block by block with the decision making. so much fun!
Meditative...
playback speed to 1.25x...u will appreciate this video even more
How do you add the wool to this project? Is wool stitched with a blanket stitch?
check out Sylvia Pippen's site for her wool BOM and you can see how she added wool to a Sashiko project...so beautiful. You can stitch wool with either a blanket stitch or a whip stitch :)
Isn't that the truth as I look at my piles of projects. I am curious about what you are doing to get such a great result.
it is like only eating appetizers, LOL...a bit here and a bit there and finally something gets done!
How do you “Stop” the solar part? Do you soak in something? Or keep out of sun?
On Sylvia Pippen site she goes through the whole process
I remember exactly 💯 🤣
Hi Anna love you show .Can you show us your finished works.
I certainly will when I get something done, LOL
great !👍
Support all small shops!!!
Also, why don’t you use the sf101 when you do sashiko?
rarely...depending on the fabric I am using
Hi Anna thanks again for a wonderful video
Yo said you’re putting links from the video but I don’t see any...looking into your light table...thanks!!
should be in the description of the video :) Me Sew Light Table if you google it...my fav!
Enjoyed ! Don’t they make iron-on patterns???
I have not seen those...do tell???
Since they make embroidery iron-on patterns I would think there would be some for Sashiko.
At least there should be ! Ha
Thank you Anna, on my buck list of project to learn and do!!
yeah!!!
Can you use transfer ez for sashiko?
No I wouldn't try it...the chalk is less of an issue :)
¡ qué lástima no saber inglés...! Y que no haya traducción en el video!!!😪😪😪
Trataré de descubrir cómo hacer que la traducción funcione ... ¡gracias por mirar!
@@quiltroadies1695 muchas gracias!!!💋💋💋
it is a real turn off when you don't pronounce the word Sashiko properly. they don't emphasise the " i ".