Because of this and another channel I have ordered some sashiko needles, thread, leather palm thimble, and some fabric marking pens. I'll try with fabrics I already have from my remnants collection or salvaged from old clothes.
I am intrigued by the spontaneous stitching styles. What a beautiful mat, great idea! Great accomplishment! Your explanations helped me understand these types of stitches better. Thank you!
ありがとうございました! I have wanted to make a sampler for quite some time now (western embroidery and/or sashiko) and this is the perfect visual tutorial for me!
Oh, my, goodness what a gorgeous piece of art! I looooooove this and now want to make this also. Just beautiful my friend❣ You are always in my mind when I do my Sashiko (almost every day).
This is so beautiful. I just received my first kit. Maybe, just maybe, one day in the future I will be able to make something like this. I need to take a break from crocheting and quilt making. I find sashiko to be intriguing and lovely.
This inspired me to add to a pillow project for a newborn. I am going to try to stitch his name in different designs on the back of the pillow. Yours is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent. Thank you for the inspiration.❤
What a lovely idea, and the finished results are beautiful! The tiny stitches are so even, it’s cool to watch. Will you do a similar video with different colour ways in future?
@@thegreenwrapper I think it would be very interesting! Maybe also try some of the tradition patterns but smaller, like the hitomezushi (I hope I spelled that correctly!) pattern you did here.
@creepycutiecrafty6637 Sashiko with multiple patterns are often called Yosemoyo. They are common but I haven’t done them on video as they take very long time to complete😅 It’s a great idea to make a small Yosemoyo👍
To start a pattern of sashiko, do you always draw a grid on your fabric. I found it very tedious and couldn't get it even - even though I measured and used a ruler. Any hints or suggestions? I love your tutorials - you are truly very talented!
If it’s Hitomezashi, it’s common to draw a grid but you don’t have to. You can stitch free hand as well. It can require more skills though. I normally stick a piece of fabric with a masking tape on a large cutting mat, and draw lines following the lines on the mat. From 00:50 in this video, I’m drawing a grid on a cutting mat⬇️ ua-cam.com/video/ACpplCXF8SI/v-deo.htmlsi=fvbHJMpscdTlVIDQ If it’s hard to draw small squares, you can draw a little larger squares such as 1cm or 1/2 in. It will be slightly harder to stitch accurately but many people do that too. For Moyozashi, you can trace a pattern. For Yokozashi, you only need your draw some vertical lines. Kogin is count stitch Sashiko, so you don’t need to draw anything in your fabric. It depends on the type of Sashiko you’d choose. For larger projects, I prefer not to draw a grid of small squares either😊
Thank you! I’m also interested how people use samplers these days😊 I use them literally as stitch samples. Especially this type of sampler with experimental stitches helps when I stitch on clothes as I can’t experiment on them beforehand. Also, many people make samplers to showcase their skills or to hand down some techniques. Sashiko Hanahukin (tea towel) was also used as a sampler to hand down the technique from mothers to daughters.
Hi, I used a white marking pen from Clover. Here’s a video you can find the tools I’m currently using❤️😊 SASHIKO tools and materials I'm currently using - March 2024 - ua-cam.com/video/0sILBEK9JvI/v-deo.html
Hi😊 It’s a handmade Sashiko thimble. You can make one by yourself! Here is the tutorial❤️ DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Hi! The thread is Sashiko thread which I showed at around 00:35 of this video😊 The palm pad is a Sashiko thimble which I made in the past in this video below⬇️ DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
Fascinating goal. Well done 🎉🎉🎉! I especially appreciate the difference in the stitch types with your explanations. Thank you!
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Because of this and another channel I have ordered some sashiko needles, thread, leather palm thimble, and some fabric marking pens. I'll try with fabrics I already have from my remnants collection or salvaged from old clothes.
Oh that’s exciting❤️ Happy stitching💕🧵🪡
I am intrigued by the spontaneous stitching styles. What a beautiful mat, great idea! Great accomplishment! Your explanations helped me understand these types of stitches better. Thank you!
Thank you so much m😊❤️🪡🧵
WoW, the sampler IS impressive ❤
Thank you😊🧵🪡❤️
ありがとうございました! I have wanted to make a sampler for quite some time now (western embroidery and/or sashiko) and this is the perfect visual tutorial for me!
ありがとうございます！うれしいです！❤️😊🧵💕🪡
I love this beautiful idea! Thank you for showing.
Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
I just found this one and sooo excited but have got to put it off till later today. I look forward to watching later.
You can watch it anytime😆😆 I won’t take it down👍
È splendido questo tuo lavoro😍,grazie per il tutorial
Thank you❤️😊🧵🪡
Beautiful work! I love your attitude about your stitching. No rules and very relaxed and enjoyed.
Thank you💕💕 This project was really fun😊
Oh, my, goodness what a gorgeous piece of art! I looooooove this and now want to make this also. Just beautiful my friend❣ You are always in my mind when I do my Sashiko (almost every day).
Oh that’s so sweet❤️❤️💕💕 Thank you as always😊
Watching from India❤
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Un bel ouvrage , simple mais délicat . Il ne doit pas être si simple à coudre mais voici un set de table original . J'aime beaucoup . 🤩
Thank you so much💕💕💕😊
What a beautiful piece you've made! Thank you for showing this, you've shown me some new patterns that I want to try.
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
This is so beautiful. I just received my first kit. Maybe, just maybe, one day in the future I will be able to make something like this. I need to take a break from crocheting and quilt making. I find sashiko to be intriguing and lovely.
That’s so exciting to start your first kit😊 I hope you enjoy Sashiko💕💕
Très joli ! Vous êtes douée. Je ne me lasse pas de regarder vos vidéos 😊
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
What a great idea. Will try this. And try to keep to Sashiko principles 101. Like the free wheeling aspect. 🙏
Thank you so much😊❤️🧵🪡
This looks wonderful! Thank you so much for sharing!
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Absolutely gorgeous! ❤
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
Thanks!
Oh thank you so much for your generous support💕💕 Your support really helps my channel keep going😊 Thank you so much!
This inspired me to add to a pillow project for a newborn. I am going to try to stitch his name in different designs on the back of the pillow.
Yours is beautiful. Thank you for sharing your talent. Thank you for the inspiration.❤
Oh thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
Your sampler is beautuful!❤
Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
Precioso trabajo!!!! Y mucha paciencia, yo quiero hacerlo igual😣😣😣😣
Thank you so much😊❤️🪡🧵
This is beautiful, thank you for sharing. You are so inspiring. ❤
Thank you😊❤️🧵🪡
A piece with a difference, love it 💕🙏
Thank you❤️😊🧵🪡
Your creativity, cool Musik and hier we are! You are just wow!! The best Start for the Weekend!
Oh thank you so much😊❤️🧵🪡
❤❤❤ gratidão!!!
Thank you❤️😊🪡🧵
What a lovely idea, and the finished results are beautiful! The tiny stitches are so even, it’s cool to watch.
Will you do a similar video with different colour ways in future?
Thank you! Actually I was thinking about that too! Do you think it would be interesting?❤️🪡🧵
@@thegreenwrapper I think it would be very interesting! Maybe also try some of the tradition patterns but smaller, like the hitomezushi (I hope I spelled that correctly!) pattern you did here.
@creepycutiecrafty6637 Sashiko with multiple patterns are often called Yosemoyo. They are common but I haven’t done them on video as they take very long time to complete😅
It’s a great idea to make a small Yosemoyo👍
@@thegreenwrapper that’s interesting! Maybe they could form a multi-part video series?
Oh that’s a good idea👍
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Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
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Thank you❤️😊🪡🧵
To start a pattern of sashiko, do you always draw a grid on your fabric. I found it very tedious and couldn't get it even - even though I measured and used a ruler. Any hints or suggestions? I love your tutorials - you are truly very talented!
If it’s Hitomezashi, it’s common to draw a grid but you don’t have to. You can stitch free hand as well. It can require more skills though.
I normally stick a piece of fabric with a masking tape on a large cutting mat, and draw lines following the lines on the mat.
From 00:50 in this video, I’m drawing a grid on a cutting mat⬇️
ua-cam.com/video/ACpplCXF8SI/v-deo.htmlsi=fvbHJMpscdTlVIDQ
If it’s hard to draw small squares, you can draw a little larger squares such as 1cm or 1/2 in. It will be slightly harder to stitch accurately but many people do that too.
For Moyozashi, you can trace a pattern. For Yokozashi, you only need your draw some vertical lines. Kogin is count stitch Sashiko, so you don’t need to draw anything in your fabric. It depends on the type of Sashiko you’d choose.
For larger projects, I prefer not to draw a grid of small squares either😊
Wow is this superb - so many designs at one go tqvm for sharing - can i ask what do people do with samplers ( am new at this ) tqvm
Thank you! I’m also interested how people use samplers these days😊 I use them literally as stitch samples. Especially this type of sampler with experimental stitches helps when I stitch on clothes as I can’t experiment on them beforehand.
Also, many people make samplers to showcase their skills or to hand down some techniques. Sashiko Hanahukin (tea towel) was also used as a sampler to hand down the technique from mothers to daughters.
What pencils are you using? Thanks for the vídeos
Hi, I used a white marking pen from Clover. Here’s a video you can find the tools I’m currently using❤️😊
SASHIKO tools and materials I'm currently using - March 2024 -
ua-cam.com/video/0sILBEK9JvI/v-deo.html
Me llama ls atencion lo wue tienes puedto entre los dedos de la msno derecha como se llama y donde se compra gracias
Hi😊 It’s a handmade Sashiko thimble. You can make one by yourself! Here is the tutorial❤️
DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html
What kind of thread do you use and what is the name of your palm pad?
Hi! The thread is Sashiko thread which I showed at around 00:35 of this video😊
The palm pad is a Sashiko thimble which I made in the past in this video below⬇️
DIY Sashiko thimble making (Part 2) with a metal covered button kit
ua-cam.com/video/h3ghKK5V5I4/v-deo.html