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I often enjoy Sashiko with Indigo Dyed Cotton Fabric & White Thread. This combin

atsushijp, 2023年1月29日

I often enjoy Sashiko with Indigo Dyed Cotton Fabric & White Thread. This combination has been introduced as “Tradition”, and some think that I am trying to “protect” this tradition by denying the on-going change. They say I am stubborn – one even accused me of being an obstacle to “their” creativity. Well… please let me know if you find any articles or videos that I say it is NOT okay to use colorful threads and fabrics. There are no problems or concerns with using any colors in Sashiko like the photo today. This is the recent work by Kieko. The reason I use Indigo Dye Fabric & White threads aren’t so sublime. It is more practical & ordinary: I just feel comfortable with Indigo & White.
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I like (French) Fries with Ketchup. I understand that there are many dipping possibilities like Mustard, Ranch, you name it. While watching the show “Prison Break”, I learned that dipping (soaking) fries into a milkshake is one option. Derrick had it so attractively. I tried it once. I enjoyed the taste of Fries with Milksahek, but it didn’t become my ordinary. After so many years, I still prefer Ketchup.
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For me, “Indigo & White” is like Fries and Ketchup. It makes me feel easy & satisfied. Trying something new is great and entertaining, yet we often come back to the “ordinary choice”. Here, the ongoing trend of Sashiko & Boro can be like Fries & MilkShake. It may be ordinary for some people, and that’s great. However, it is NOT the answer for how to eat fries. I just like Ketchup, and hopefully I would like to keep this option to the next generation by sharing how good they are. What I do isn’t so extraordinary – I am just trying to protect our ordinary from someone who uses our ordinary for their benefit (convenience).
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「藍染め布に白い糸の幾何学模様」が伝統的な刺し子とされているようです。個人的には伝統的とかあまり考えたことはなく、ただ単純に「藍染め布と白い糸と幾何学模様」の組み合わせが好きなのです。考えなくても失敗しないですし、変に気を使わなくても良いですし。ただの好みの話です。ですから「カラフルな刺し子は間違っている」なんていうのは一言も今まで言ったことはないはずです。色を上手に使う刺し子に憧れたこともあるし、デザイン要素が強い刺し子を試してみたいと思うこともあるのですが、やっぱり慣れた場所が一番です。海外旅行は素敵ですが、家に帰ってお味噌汁を飲むとほっとする感覚なんだと思います。たまには私も冒険はするんですけどね。刺し子の本質を考えながら、様々な色を楽しんでもらうのが一番の刺し子の姿だと思っています。
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2023-01-29 01:33:35




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Comments (8)

  1. Mini Chu Portátil says:
    2023年1月28日 at 4:58 PM

    🙌👏

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  2. Valerie Scott says:
    2023年1月28日 at 5:10 PM

    I love these dyed fabrics! 😍

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  3. Janis D Anton says:
    2023年1月28日 at 5:13 PM

    It’s quite beautiful 😻

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  4. Clarita Margherita says:
    2023年1月28日 at 5:17 PM

    Heartattack

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  5. Linaje.mio | Tintes naturales. Estampado botánico. says:
    2023年1月28日 at 5:32 PM

    @sashikostory I totally agree with you . The important thing is to do what you like and with what you feel happy and satisfied with. I love what you do and inspire.

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  6. Shelley Kjos says:
    2023年1月28日 at 5:53 PM

    Beautiful, thank you for sharing sashiko with us

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  7. Lea Vollmer says:
    2023年1月28日 at 9:01 PM

    Beautiful fabrics! Are fhey Japanese? It will be wonderful to see the finished piece. And I like my fries with Chick-fil-a sauce!

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  8. Anonymous says:
    2023年1月29日 at 7:06 AM

    Your opinion is interesting. My first Sashiko was multi colors and different patterns on white fabric. Now I am going to stitch white pants (that I sewed for my husband). I dyed the pants in an indigo vat I made. I like that all is being done by me from the very beginning. I like the look of white on indigo. This will be a very satisfying project, & a lot of enjoyment by me

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