Skip to content
Our Sashiko Archives
Our Sashiko Archives

Our Sashiko Story to Your Sashiko Journey

  • About “Our Sashiko” Archives
  • @SashikoStory
  • @UpcycleStitches
Our Sashiko Archives

Our Sashiko Story to Your Sashiko Journey

*

At the night of workshop in Japan Society, a member(s) of Talk+ team took photos

atsushijp, 2018年10月1日

At the night of workshop in Japan Society, a member(s) of Talk+ team took photos of me and our Sashiko items. The photos are much better than what I can do. Thank you!
★
I just realize how beautiful this Aasanoha Sashiko Stitching on my denim. I usaully don’t see them because I wear them… One of a kind. The result of caring & appreciation. Sashiko is wonderful for many reasons. ★
今回の刺し子ワークショップ。先日の投稿にも書きましたが、Talk+というチームの皆様のおかげで形になりました。いつもはなんだかんだで一人で回すワークショップ。今回は手伝ってくれる人がいる。「沢山写真を撮って下さい!」ってお願いしたら、めちゃくちゃ上手な人も撮ってくれたみたいで、何枚も素晴らしい写真がありました。ありがとう!我ながら、このデニムへの麻の葉、綺麗だなぁ……と(笑)
★

2018-10-01 16:16:16




Source

@SashikoStory AsanohaHandStitchJapanSocietyJeanssashikoSashikoDenimSashikoonDenimUnshin刺し子刺し子ジーンズ刺し子デニム

Post navigation

Previous post
Next post

Related Posts

@SashikoStory *

Another great selection of Kakishibu, Persimmon Tannin, Dye Sashiko Thread avail

2018年8月24日

Another great selection of Kakishibu, Persimmon Tannin, Dye Sashiko Thread available (shopping available through @upcyclestitches). ★ As always, Hand-dyed with Natural Dyes. It is one of my favorite colors for Sashiko. We are experimenting to dye with fabric. Wiat for the update 😀 ★ 長い間お待たせしてしまいました。 柿渋染め刺し子糸、第四釜のご紹介です。今回は淡い段染めにも挑戦してみました。柿渋染はとても手間がかかり、また染める液の扱いも大変なので、岐阜の染色家にお願いして色を出しています。藍に引き続き、大好きな色です。いつものウェブ(Sashico.comやFC2カート)からご購入頂けます!売り切れの際はご容赦下さい。 ★ 2018-08-24 15:57:04 Source

Read More
@SashikoStory *

I imagine, more than hundreds of years ago, in a small village in Japan, Japanes

2019年9月19日

I imagine, more than hundreds of years ago, in a small village in Japan, Japanese women got together and stitch. Were they so particular about their stitches? I don’t think so. They stitched for the purpose of “surviving”. They stitched alone sometimes and waited for the day got together. They…

Read More
@SashikoStory *

“Cultural Appropriation” is still a difficult term for me. I’m still learning. S

2020年5月30日

“Cultural Appropriation” is still a difficult term for me. I’m still learning. Some may understand my writing as “No non-Japanese should enjoy (wear) Sashiko/Boro because it is Japanese word”. This is Not a true at all. As you know, my message is completely opposite. I want everyone to enjoy Sashiko…

Read More

Comments (3)

  1. Robin Tilling says:
    2018年10月1日 at 10:43 PM

    That is so lovely. ❤️

    Reply
  2. indi + ash says:
    2018年10月2日 at 8:05 AM

    Beautiful!!

    Reply
  3. Vanessa Miller says:
    2018年10月4日 at 3:28 AM

    Love the attention to detail and consistency in the stitching technique . Truely wonderful xx

    Reply

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Tags

AtsushiFutatsuya Boro CulturalAppropriation Handmade HandStitching Hitomezashi Indigo JapaneseBoro JapaneseSashiko KeikoFutatsuya Kofu LearnSashiko Mending NaturalDye Patchworking quilting repurpose SashiCo sashiko SashikoClass SashikoDenim SashikoJacket SashikoStitching SashikoStory SashikoThread SashikoWorkshop SlowFashion Slowstitch TraditionalSashiko Unshin Upcycle UpcycleStitches VisibleMending 一目刺し 刺し子 刺し子の再定義 刺し子ワークショップ 刺し子糸 日本の刺し子 日本の日常 日本人の刺し子 素敵なオン刺し 襤褸 運針 運針会

カテゴリー

  • @SashikoStory
  • @UpcycleStitches
  • Upcycle Stitches Archive
©2025 Our Sashiko Archives | WordPress Theme by SuperbThemes