@@chickenleg002 Yeah, it works like a darning egg but bigger! I ran to my sewing stash to try this immediately and this works exactly how my darning eggs do. :) One thing I did a little differently is I shoved a stuffed animal inside my magazine to give it a little more structure since mine was a little on the thin side. I was able to pack it in pretty densely and tape it up which gave me a nice firm cylinder to sew on top of. (I'm sure that with a thicker magazine this wouldn't be necessary.)
Yo estaba pensando qué le meto a la pierna para no pincharme ni coger la tela por debajo,y yo pensé que la gata de casa era la única qué se metía en todas partes,ella se monta en el teclado del portátil, jajajaja
Your stitches are not only beautiful they lend an elegant look to the jean repairs. Your talent for stitchery is a joy to watch the precision you show. Thanks for sharing and congratulations on your work!
I have just discovered sashiko and have fallen in love with the beautiful designs. I am moved by history, too. I tried my first piece and... made a mess of it 😂 I do know enough about craft to know that it takes practice to get proficient at something. I learned a lot from this video and was happy to subscribe. I think the combination of watching good teaching and practising, even if it is not good at first, is the way to go. Thank you for uploading these videos. I look forward to watching some more. So does my cat 😂
funny thing. I've been doing this for years and didn't know it had a name. I do use an embroidery hoop to hold the materials together while I Work a basic blanket stitch which can be removed when done. Thank you for showing this technique. 😊
My stitches on the first pair of jeans I mended may not look as good as yours, but I am pleased to have accomplished a task that I actually enjoyed doing. Thought of you the whole time and I think you might even have approve of my imperfect job!
Congratulations❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕 I’m so happy to hear that! You know my individual stitches are far from perfect but they look stunning and you feel so satisfied when completed👍 Thank you so much as always😊😊❤️❤️🪡🧵
Thank you for the inspiring video! I am just beginning Sashiko.... I thought it would be a beautiful way to mend the holes in my jeans. I do feel a bit intimidated, as I am not one who sews or has done hand stitching. Wish me luck! I will be looking for more of your tutorials. Thank you🙏☀️😎
Thank you💕 There’s a video I made for Sashiko beginners with simpler patterns⬇️ Simple and easy Sashiko visible mending for beginners - from tools and materials to stitching ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.html This may be helpful for you❤️😊🧵🪡
I like these. I do a lot of embroidering, and recently completed a blackwork picture with similar patterns. These are just the perfect balance of fashion and function.
Thank you❤️ I came across with an old book about blackwork, recently. And I also noticed that there are some designs which are exactly the same as the traditional Sashiko patterns! I was so fascinated. Blackwork has a greater variety of patterns. It’s so inspiring!
Sorry, first I must finish knitting my tirolean jacket, now today I sewing my Jeans with your Sashiko patterns, it looks ( not really pefect ) but great,the ring is today by amazon, so I can buy it thank you so much for your inspiration. Greetings from the mountains, Krista😍
Beautiful. I love the first three and the last one. 🥰 You are such a talented embroiderer! I wonder what work you do? Do you also work with your hands?
I don’t really work with hands (other than typing and clicking😅) but I think I learned to craft, mend and reuse from my grandma and my mum. My mum loves upcycling clothes and bags and reducing waste with creative ways😊
This is gorgeous, I am seriously in love! I was looking for a video to fix one of the knees from my jeans and I am definitely trying this method🤩 it looks intimidating, but so worth it if it turns right😍
I have actually tried with different colours too!💕 Some looked pretty good😊 I found other colours don’t stand out as much as white (depends on the denim colour) . I’d recommend testing the threads before stitching❤️😊🧵🪡
Hi, I used Sashiko threads for this. Sashiko threads are strong and great for mending. You can use other thick threads too. Also, I have a whole playlist about Hitomezashi which show different patterns😊 Sashiko Hitomezashi ua-cam.com/play/PL-omRka9Xq55oVz2BGoB1YIKr1JeU66Sr.html
There’s another UA-cam channel that did this mending to a pair of jeans and she opened the seam so she could get in there and iron a piece of facing on rather than a stitched in patch. She closed the seam after the work was done and all looked amazing.
This is the most beautiful way of mending I’ve seen in a while. With a husband and 4 sons, there’s a lot of mending. I have 2 questions, would this work on socks? And where can I get a metal palm thimble like yours? I’ve only been able to get leather ones. I watch from Perth, Western Australia. Thank you for sharing. 🌹Rosie of Oz🇦🇺 & 🐶Omega the Cavalier🐶
Thank you so much for your comment😻 I’ve seen Sashiko mending on socks before but I haven’t tried myself yet. The one I’ve seen had a small patch and stitches on it. One thing I need to mention is that the Sashiko stitches prevent the material from stretching. That means the socks can loose the stretch…so I recommend mending just a small area but not on the whole sock if you are going to try it. There is another visible mending video I’ve done before with a small round patch. I feel that this may work better on socks. ua-cam.com/video/8cnzQTAEJ-c/v-deo.html But I should try to do a video to see if it works in socks! As to the metal thimble, probably Amazon or Etsy are the easiest place to get. But again, I have a video about making one by yourself using a covered button kit. (I’m in Australia too and I struggled to find one as well!) ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html I hope it helps! Thank you so much for watching my video❤️
If I were you, I would do one more thing on the wrong side which is a kind of thin fuse or silk like fabric not only as extra support but also make the fabric " SMOOTH " ( not scratching to the skin ) when wearing ..... Only a small suggestion !
What is the metal pad that's on your hand to press the needle? I'm just getting into embroidery/sewing and it looks so useful! Beautiful work on the jeans!
It’s a Sashiko thimble. The particular one I used in this video is called ‘Clover Adjustable Ring Thimble With Plate’. You can also make one by yourself following my tutorial videos.⬇️ Metal type ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.htmlsi=KBmzNj1HyuWZAV3r Soft type ua-cam.com/video/Of3E0r-PDvY/v-deo.htmlsi=Cff2YwYHL-VrlkbY
Thank you for asking! I used a piece of plain cotton quilting fabric. You can also use denim (thicker fabric is harder to stitch though). But I wouldn’t use stretchable material because the purpose of this method with a lot of stitches is to ‘prevent from stretching further’. In other words, this is not for tight jeans. If you need some stretch, it’s better not to use this method. I hope this help😊
hello from Austria, thank you for sharing these technic, I want to make Sashiko on my favorit jeans, where can I by your sensational ring that you use for sewing? best regards, Krista
Thank you for asking😊 I was using two different thimbles in the video I think. The black one is a soft type I made. You can learn how I made it in this video DIY custom Sashiko thimble for your hand Part 1 - soft thimble tutorial ua-cam.com/video/Of3E0r-PDvY/v-deo.html The metal type is a commercial one. It’s Clover Adjustable Ring Thimble with Plate. I think you can find it on Amazon or Etsy.
The metal thimble I used in this video is a common type for Sashiko.😊 Mine is from Clover. The product name is ‘adjustable ring thimble with plate’ Also I have two tutorial videos showing how to make one by yourself⬇️ DIY custom Sashiko thimble (soft type) ua-cam.com/video/Of3E0r-PDvY/v-deo.htmlsi=B6Hntz0XtTR1nJvo DIY Sashiko thimble (hard type) ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.htmlsi=9QeY3E84v_i-SSSA Thank you for watching😊❤️
Thank you for the question😊 Yes, it’s a Sashiko thimble. We often use a long needle for Sashiko and the thimble helps to hold and push the needle. The one I was wearing in this video is from Clover. The product name is Adjustable Ring Thimble With Plate.
Can you tell me what marking pen you use? I cannot seem to find a decent one! I've mended a lot of my clothes with sashiko techniques, but I mostly end up eyeballing the stitches, so it's FAR from precise. 😅
Hi! Are you looking for a marker for darker fabrics? I’ve been also struggling to find one and I even made a video about it😅 I hope it helps⬇️ What is the best erasable marker on dark fabric?? I might have discovered something... ua-cam.com/video/p_7assv_ZCk/v-deo.html
Thank you for the question😊 For this particular piece, I made knots and hid them between the garment and the patch. I’ve worn them often and washed them many times for the last six months or so and they haven’t come off. I haven’t tried a back stitch for mending yet but I’ve seen people using it too, so I think it should work. This video⬇️ shows how I hide knots between a garment and a patch (around at 8:00). Sashiko visible mending basics ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.html I hope this information helps!
@@thegreenwrapper Ah I see. I was just asking if you. knew which way to do the back stitch. Can't find an answer on Google. I think it's on the back of the fabric but not really sure
I see. There are a few different ways to do a back stitch. I’m showing how I do for Sashiko in this video⬇️ How to start and finish stitches without making knots ua-cam.com/video/5llXYm38rwQ/v-deo.html If I’m using a back stitch for mending, I probably will do the way I did at around 8:35 and I try to stitch through the thread too to make sure it’s secured. In the video, I stitched back from the front, but you can bring the needle to the back and back stitch from the back too. Otherwise, you can also do a back stitch a few times just like normal hand sewing or embroidery. I suppose that should be inside of the leg so that it won’t disturb the pattern outside. For mending, the area you need to mend is likely to be stretched and rubbed frequently. So, I recommend to make sure the back stitch is secure and the thread won’t come off, before working on the pattern. Good luck with your project❤️
@@thegreenwrapper No I mean in general. I know how to back stitch. I'll try to explain what I mean. If you cut out a square for a patch, I think you sew around the whole square on the back side or wrong side of the jeans/pants. Or it could be the same on the front side. That's what I meant lol
I’m really sorry that I’m struggling to understand the question (due to my poor English). In this video, all I did was to sew around the hole (as you see in the video) and stitched the Sashiko patterns. I didn’t sew or baste around the patch. The Sashiko stitches hold the fabric well and the fabric won’t fray much if it is stitched well with Sashiko. As to the back stitch you are talking about, unfortunately I’m not sure if I understand well. I’m sorry that I couldn’t help… I hope you will find the answer to it❤️
My kitty does the same exact thing. I have a stand up ironing board ordered just because my little flufferkins thinks my tabletop one is her personal bed.
It’s a Sashiko thimble. You can purchase one or make one by yourself. Here’s the DIY tutorial! DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Hi, I think I haven’t tried to mend heavyweight denim, but it probably depends on the denim. If it’s tightly woven and stiff, you may struggle to stitch through. You’ll probably need a thick needle and thick thread. Before drawing a pattern, try to stab through the denim and patch material with your needle (I’ve broken some needles in the past because of the thickness😅). Also, the mended area is likely to lose its stretch because of the nature of the stitches, so make sure your denim leg is wide enough to wear after mended. Good luck❤️😊🪡🧵
@whiskerwhisper44 I personally use Olympus’s Sashiko needles which comes as a set of two long needles to mend denim jeans. It doesn’t need to be a Sashiko needle though. You’ll need a needle which is strong enough to stitch through your denim and has an eye large enough for a thick thread👍
When i do this kind of work, i roll up a magazine inside the leg of the jeans. It prevents me from sewing the jeans to themselves 😂
That’s a good idea!
Like a darning egg?
@@chickenleg002 Yeah, it works like a darning egg but bigger! I ran to my sewing stash to try this immediately and this works exactly how my darning eggs do. :)
One thing I did a little differently is I shoved a stuffed animal inside my magazine to give it a little more structure since mine was a little on the thin side. I was able to pack it in pretty densely and tape it up which gave me a nice firm cylinder to sew on top of. (I'm sure that with a thicker magazine this wouldn't be necessary.)
great tip!
Yo estaba pensando qué le meto a la pierna para no pincharme ni coger la tela por debajo,y yo pensé que la gata de casa era la única qué se metía en todas partes,ella se monta en el teclado del portátil, jajajaja
Your stitches are not only beautiful they lend an elegant look to the jean repairs. Your talent for stitchery is a joy to watch the precision you show. Thanks for sharing and congratulations on your work!
Thank you so much for your lovely comment❤️
I have just discovered sashiko and have fallen in love with the beautiful designs. I am moved by history, too. I tried my first piece and... made a mess of it 😂 I do know enough about craft to know that it takes practice to get proficient at something. I learned a lot from this video and was happy to subscribe. I think the combination of watching good teaching and practising, even if it is not good at first, is the way to go. Thank you for uploading these videos. I look forward to watching some more. So does my cat 😂
Oh thank you so much❤️😊🧵🪡
Thank you for showing the back side! This is always so helpful!
Thank you❤️😊
funny thing. I've been doing this for years and didn't know it had a name. I do use an embroidery hoop to hold the materials together while I Work a basic blanket stitch which can be removed when done. Thank you for showing this technique. 😊
That’s amazing! Thank you for sharing😊
Yes. Amazing that you discovered sachiko on your own!
Once again fantastic. Every video i watch Im learning more. Thanks again
Thank you! I love these jeans and wear them all the time!
at once it is a totally practical and pragmatic fix to mend clothes - and very beautiful and ornamental.
Thank you😊❤️
Thank you so much for your video. Now my jeans will be have a good second life. ❤
Thank you so much for your lovely comment❤️
Ловко как получается! Наверняка уже не одни джинсы отремонтировали, очень понравилось, класс
Thank you😊❤️
Very informative and pleasant to watch. Love the cat cameos!
Thank you so much😊❤️
My stitches on the first pair of jeans I mended may not look as good as yours, but I am pleased to have accomplished a task that I actually enjoyed doing. Thought of you the whole time and I think you might even have approve of my imperfect job!
Congratulations❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕💕 I’m so happy to hear that! You know my individual stitches are far from perfect but they look stunning and you feel so satisfied when completed👍 Thank you so much as always😊😊❤️❤️🪡🧵
I’m so glad I look at this video again, my husband just gave me a pair of his Jean with a whole. Thank you
Thank you for coming back😊❤️🪡🧵
This is very beautiful, thank you for sharing the process!
Thank you so much🥹❤️
Thank you for the inspiring video! I am just beginning Sashiko.... I thought it would be a beautiful way to mend the holes in my jeans.
I do feel a bit intimidated, as I am not one who sews or has done hand stitching.
Wish me luck!
I will be looking for more of your tutorials. Thank you🙏☀️😎
Thank you💕
There’s a video I made for Sashiko beginners with simpler patterns⬇️
Simple and easy Sashiko visible mending for beginners - from tools and materials to stitching
ua-cam.com/video/plrmII86LMM/v-deo.html
This may be helpful for you❤️😊🧵🪡
I like these. I do a lot of embroidering, and recently completed a blackwork picture with similar patterns. These are just the perfect balance of fashion and function.
Thank you❤️ I came across with an old book about blackwork, recently. And I also noticed that there are some designs which are exactly the same as the traditional Sashiko patterns! I was so fascinated. Blackwork has a greater variety of patterns. It’s so inspiring!
Sorry, first I must finish knitting my tirolean jacket, now today I sewing my Jeans with your Sashiko patterns, it looks ( not really pefect ) but great,the ring is today by amazon, so I can buy it thank you so much for your inspiration. Greetings from the mountains, Krista😍
Thank you😊❤️
Amazing and too good…all 8 patterns 👏🥰
Thank you❤️❤️
Спасибо .только один вапрос возник.какие нити используете
Beautiful work provided with a big dose of calmness
Thank you❤️
Absolutly beautiful. Thanks for sharing.videos are well done..I will try this on my old jeans. Watching from France. ❤
Thank you so much❤️
That thimble ring is ingenious!
It’s so helpful especially when you stitch on thicker materials!🪡🧵❤️😊
Очень интересная идея! Спасибо!
A very interesting idea! Thank you!
Thank you❤️
Bravo ,c’est très joli et votre tutoriels est très pédagogique je me suis abonné
Merci
Thank you so much❤️
Nicely done!
Thank you!!
I love your ring thimble. very practical
Thank you❤️
Beautiful. I love the first three and the last one. 🥰 You are such a talented embroiderer!
I wonder what work you do? Do you also work with your hands?
I don’t really work with hands (other than typing and clicking😅) but I think I learned to craft, mend and reuse from my grandma and my mum. My mum loves upcycling clothes and bags and reducing waste with creative ways😊
I'm imagining doing a tetris themed pattern with different colors of thread. That would make a cute novelty outfit!
It sounds amazing😍
テトリス！
いいですね。アップ⤴️していただけると、うれしいです
That is so darn cute!!
Thank you💕💕
This is gorgeous, I am seriously in love! I was looking for a video to fix one of the knees from my jeans and I am definitely trying this method🤩 it looks intimidating, but so worth it if it turns right😍
Thank you😊 I hope you’ll enjoy it❤️❤️
Beautiful!!! Bravo!!!
Thank you so much❤️❤️
Next try with different colour threads.... surely look something wow...
I have actually tried with different colours too!💕 Some looked pretty good😊 I found other colours don’t stand out as much as white (depends on the denim colour) . I’d recommend testing the threads before stitching❤️😊🧵🪡
Very nice 👌❤ please give also the different samples of the designs and what kind of thread you're using?
Hi, I used Sashiko threads for this. Sashiko threads are strong and great for mending. You can use other thick threads too.
Also, I have a whole playlist about Hitomezashi which show different patterns😊
Sashiko Hitomezashi
ua-cam.com/play/PL-omRka9Xq55oVz2BGoB1YIKr1JeU66Sr.html
That's lovely. I have a jeans jacket with torn elbows, will try this technic. 🪡🧵
That’s a great idea😍
Very beautiful! Thank you for sharing!
Thank you💕💕💕
Loved it.... need so much patience.... nice work
Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
Hi there and thank you so much for making this tutorial, I got so many ideas from watching your very creative and neat work 🙏🤓❤
Thank you so much😊❤️
Wow ! And thank you !
Thank you for watching❤️
beautiful work! I'm entranced !
Thank you💕💕
Looks like artwork and not a sloppy patch-up job.
Thank you so much😊❤️🪡🧵
This is remarkable ! Thank you for sharing.
Thank you❤️😊
Te saludo desde Bogotá - Colombia. Que bello arte que haces. Dios bendiga tus manos creadoras. Gracias Por enseñarnos 👏👍💚♻
Thank you so much💕💕
Really beautiful!
Thank you❤️
Lovely!
Lol my cat likes plonking down on top of the fabric,
when I’m laying it out to cut a pattern.🐱
My cats wait till I start shooting a video, then walk in front of the camera and sit on my fabric😹
My cat looks like your cat! His name is Muj.
So lovely. I love sewing and creating with my hands.
Thank you❤️ I enjoy the process of making and mending too😊
Just popped in to my feed. I am inspired 😊 ❤from Canberra
Thank you❤️❤️
This is so gorgeous. I'm gonna try on my own jeans although I won't be so disciplined. 😅❤
Thank you💕💕 I stitched them all at once, but mending something slowly is also fun😊
Me encanta! Gracias por el vídeo
Thank you😊❤️
Beautiful stitch work, I'm not so patient! Haha well done!
Thank you😊❤️ My daughters love Animal Crossing, so nice profile picture, Isabelle!
@@thegreenwrapper Thank you, I love Animal Crossing ad Isabelle too! Haha 😂 keep up the awesome videos!
There’s another UA-cam channel that did this mending to a pair of jeans and she opened the seam so she could get in there and iron a piece of facing on rather than a stitched in patch. She closed the seam after the work was done and all looked amazing.
Sounds amazing! I love the fact people enjoy mending in so many ways😊
@@thegreenwrapper I also love that many people are mending clothes. Humans can be so wasteful.
Beautiful cat❤❤❤
And fantastic process 👏👏👏
Thank you❤️😊😸🧵🪡
Very very hardworking lady😮😮
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Im gonna have to try this out.
Yes please😊💕💕
Excellent video
Thank you❤️
Good day, thenk you, it is beautiful, good luk
Thank you❤️
Lovely looks so artsy
Thank you😊❤️
This is the most beautiful way of mending I’ve seen in a while. With a husband and 4 sons, there’s a lot of mending. I have 2 questions, would this work on socks? And where can I get a metal palm thimble like yours? I’ve only been able to get leather ones. I watch from Perth, Western Australia. Thank you for sharing. 🌹Rosie of Oz🇦🇺 & 🐶Omega the Cavalier🐶
Thank you so much for your comment😻 I’ve seen Sashiko mending on socks before but I haven’t tried myself yet. The one I’ve seen had a small patch and stitches on it. One thing I need to mention is that the Sashiko stitches prevent the material from stretching. That means the socks can loose the stretch…so I recommend mending just a small area but not on the whole sock if you are going to try it.
There is another visible mending video I’ve done before with a small round patch.
I feel that this may work better on socks.
ua-cam.com/video/8cnzQTAEJ-c/v-deo.html
But I should try to do a video to see if it works in socks!
As to the metal thimble, probably Amazon or Etsy are the easiest place to get.
But again, I have a video about making one by yourself using a covered button kit. (I’m in Australia too and I struggled to find one as well!)
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
I hope it helps!
Thank you so much for watching my video❤️
This is a great video, thank you!
Thank you❤️😊🧵🪡
Good idea
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
I loved this so much, I’m subscribing
Thank you❤️
If I were you, I would do one more thing on the wrong side which is a kind of thin fuse or silk like fabric not only as extra support but also make the fabric " SMOOTH " ( not scratching to the skin ) when wearing ..... Only a small suggestion !
Thank you so much for the suggestion😊 I really appreciate ideas and advices from viewers!❤️
You're Most Welcome ! Looking forward to your new videos ... Thanks for Sharing !@@thegreenwrapper
What is the metal pad that's on your hand to press the needle? I'm just getting into embroidery/sewing and it looks so useful! Beautiful work on the jeans!
It’s a Sashiko thimble. The particular one I used in this video is called ‘Clover Adjustable Ring Thimble With Plate’.
You can also make one by yourself following my tutorial videos.⬇️
Metal type
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.htmlsi=KBmzNj1HyuWZAV3r
Soft type
ua-cam.com/video/Of3E0r-PDvY/v-deo.htmlsi=Cff2YwYHL-VrlkbY
@@thegreenwrapper Thank you very much!
Bellisimo trabajo
Thank you so much😊❤️🪡🧵
What kind of material do u put underneath the hole? Is it a stretchable material or materials that do not fray. Or does that even matter
Thank you for asking! I used a piece of plain cotton quilting fabric. You can also use denim (thicker fabric is harder to stitch though). But I wouldn’t use stretchable material because the purpose of this method with a lot of stitches is to ‘prevent from stretching further’.
In other words, this is not for tight jeans. If you need some stretch, it’s better not to use this method. I hope this help😊
刺し子は布を補強するためなので、まさにぴったりな選択です。
素敵な仕上がりですが、マス目を書くのは大変そうです。
ありがとうございます😊 おっしゃる通りで、ダメージのある履き古した生地にマス目を描くのは難しかったです。昔の人はマス目を描かずに生地の目を見て刺したという話も聞いたことがありますが、なかなかそれも難しいですし（挑戦してみたいですが）。
先にマス目をパッチに描いて外からつけてしまう方が断然ラクですね。
コメントくださってありがとうございます❤️嬉しいです。
Muy lindo tu trabajo 🤩🤩🤩
Gracias ☺️
Thank you so much😊❤️
Love your cats too❤
😻😻
Very nice. Thank you!
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Obrigada por ensinar
Thank you❤️
Outstanding!!!!!! 😊
Thank you❤️
Beautiful
Thank you❤️
hello from Austria, thank you for sharing these technic, I want to make Sashiko on my favorit jeans, where can I by your sensational ring that you use for sewing? best regards, Krista
Thank you for asking😊
I was using two different thimbles in the video I think.
The black one is a soft type I made. You can learn how I made it in this video
DIY custom Sashiko thimble for your hand Part 1 - soft thimble tutorial
ua-cam.com/video/Of3E0r-PDvY/v-deo.html
The metal type is a commercial one. It’s Clover Adjustable Ring Thimble with Plate. I think you can find it on Amazon or Etsy.
Beautiful.
Thank you!😊
👏👏Te felicito excelente idea, con un resultado muy bonito
Thank you❤️
The thimble ring, does it have a specific name? I'd like to find one for myself and this is the first time I've ever seen one
The metal thimble I used in this video is a common type for Sashiko.😊
Mine is from Clover. The product name is ‘adjustable ring thimble with plate’
Also I have two tutorial videos showing how to make one by yourself⬇️
DIY custom Sashiko thimble (soft type)
ua-cam.com/video/Of3E0r-PDvY/v-deo.htmlsi=B6Hntz0XtTR1nJvo
DIY Sashiko thimble (hard type)
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.htmlsi=9QeY3E84v_i-SSSA
Thank you for watching😊❤️
Stunning
Thank you❤️
Sei bravissima complimenti
Thank you so much😊
Where did you get that thimble ring?! I need that in my life.
Thank you for asking😊 This is a Sashiko thimble. The one I used in this video is called ‘Adjustable Ring Thimble With Plate’ from Clover.
Интересные решения❤
Thank you for watching❤️
Subscribed!❤ Thank you!
Thank you😊❤️
I’m interested to know what you are pushing your needle against, is that some sort of thimble?
Thank you for the question😊 Yes, it’s a Sashiko thimble. We often use a long needle for Sashiko and the thimble helps to hold and push the needle. The one I was wearing in this video is from Clover. The product name is Adjustable Ring Thimble With Plate.
Better than new❤
Thank you so much😊
amazing thanks
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Amazing. Just amazing. No stencils, nothing, draw a grid and sew. Unbelievable.
Thank you💕💕💕💕
Can you tell me what marking pen you use? I cannot seem to find a decent one! I've mended a lot of my clothes with sashiko techniques, but I mostly end up eyeballing the stitches, so it's FAR from precise. 😅
Hi! Are you looking for a marker for darker fabrics?
I’ve been also struggling to find one and I even made a video about it😅
I hope it helps⬇️
What is the best erasable marker on dark fabric?? I might have discovered something...
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Do you do a back stitch on the front or back of your fabric for sewing patches?
Thank you for the question😊 For this particular piece, I made knots and hid them between the garment and the patch. I’ve worn them often and washed them many times for the last six months or so and they haven’t come off.
I haven’t tried a back stitch for mending yet but I’ve seen people using it too, so I think it should work.
This video⬇️ shows how I hide knots between a garment and a patch (around at 8:00).
Sashiko visible mending basics
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I hope this information helps!
@@thegreenwrapper Ah I see. I was just asking if you. knew which way to do the back stitch. Can't find an answer on Google. I think it's on the back of the fabric but not really sure
I see. There are a few different ways to do a back stitch.
I’m showing how I do for Sashiko in this video⬇️
How to start and finish stitches without making knots
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If I’m using a back stitch for mending, I probably will do the way I did at around 8:35 and I try to stitch through the thread too to make sure it’s secured. In the video, I stitched back from the front, but you can bring the needle to the back and back stitch from the back too.
Otherwise, you can also do a back stitch a few times just like normal hand sewing or embroidery. I suppose that should be inside of the leg so that it won’t disturb the pattern outside.
For mending, the area you need to mend is likely to be stretched and rubbed frequently. So, I recommend to make sure the back stitch is secure and the thread won’t come off, before working on the pattern. Good luck with your project❤️
@@thegreenwrapper No I mean in general. I know how to back stitch. I'll try to explain what I mean. If you cut out a square for a patch, I think you sew around the whole square on the back side or wrong side of the jeans/pants. Or it could be the same on the front side. That's what I meant lol
I’m really sorry that I’m struggling to understand the question (due to my poor English).
In this video, all I did was to sew around the hole (as you see in the video) and stitched the Sashiko patterns.
I didn’t sew or baste around the patch. The Sashiko stitches hold the fabric well and the fabric won’t fray much if it is stitched well with Sashiko.
As to the back stitch you are talking about, unfortunately I’m not sure if I understand well.
I’m sorry that I couldn’t help…
I hope you will find the answer to it❤️
Nice Job🎉🎉🎉❤
Thank you❤️😊🧵🪡
Love at first sight ❤
Thank you😊❤️😻
Superbe!!!!merci du partage
Thank you so much❤️😊
Awesome ❤
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My cat has a genius for doing this too!
That’s so true😊😻
I Love your Videos. WORD 😊😊😊
Thank you❤️😊🪡🧵
I like my holey jeans. But this is neat.
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My kitty does the same exact thing. I have a stand up ironing board ordered just because my little flufferkins thinks my tabletop one is her personal bed.
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What is that ring your using to push the needle through called?
It’s a Sashiko thimble. You can purchase one or make one by yourself.
Here’s the DIY tutorial!
DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Ukraine! Thank you! Super!
Thank you❤️
damn if i was creative enough i would try it cuz i like my stuff to be unique
Thanks!
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Thank you❤️❤️😊
Meu like é por causa do gatinho 🐈⬛😍😍😍 hummmm sashiko também , né?
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Are this tricks works in some heavyweight denim? Like 17 oz or above
Hi, I think I haven’t tried to mend heavyweight denim, but it probably depends on the denim.
If it’s tightly woven and stiff, you may struggle to stitch through.
You’ll probably need a thick needle and thick thread.
Before drawing a pattern, try to stab through the denim and patch material with your needle (I’ve broken some needles in the past because of the thickness😅).
Also, the mended area is likely to lose its stretch because of the nature of the stitches, so make sure your denim leg is wide enough to wear after mended.
Good luck❤️😊🪡🧵
@@thegreenwrapper can you recommend the needle,for the thicker fabric?
Sorry my english are bad
@whiskerwhisper44 I personally use Olympus’s Sashiko needles which comes as a set of two long needles to mend denim jeans.
It doesn’t need to be a Sashiko needle though. You’ll need a needle which is strong enough to stitch through your denim and has an eye large enough for a thick thread👍
@@thegreenwrapper thank you so much for the answer
I'm willing to try this out, but my jeans always get bad at more unfortunate places..
I usually get a hole on my knees but I’ve seen people stitching it on all sorts of areas😅