Thank you for many comments that the stitching image (from Live Streaming) is inspiring and helpful. I am happy that I am on the exact path to share what Sashiko is like. Here is a short clip of our running stitch.
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Atsushi is offering the Sashiko Workshop to share the Running Stitch (Unshin) as well as the other basic & core of Sashiko. We are thinking to reduce the frequency of Workshop in 2019, making it a bit slow to work on our Sashiko items more. So please don’t miss this opportunity, and get ready for the cold winter with “addictive” Sashiko stitching. I am joining 75 COLLECTIVE (the75collective) and very happy to share what we are proud of.
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久々の運針の動画です。12月8日と9日のワークショップ。尊敬する知人に誘われての参加です。準備期間が短いのだけど、それでも沢山の人に出会えると良いなぁと思っています。
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2018-11-27 12:51:13
Oops. Forgot the link for the workshop.
https://www.75collective.com/workshops
Gorgeous🙌
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Genial
Why do you leave a loop at the end of the rows? Is the thread shrinks during washing?
@kbdesignseattle
You can find the answer to “why loop” here. It is one of the most frequent asked question. http://upcyclestitches.com/why-loops-in-sashiko-running-stitching/
Lovely! 💙💙💙