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It would be a good idea to check what colors you can expect in the Fukubukuro Ba

atsushijp, 2021年1月2日

It would be a good idea to check what colors you can expect in the Fukubukuro Bag before they become available on our store. We have mainly 2 kinds of Sashiko thread (1) Natural Dye by Keiko @Sashi.Co and (2) Synthetic Dye from long established thread companies. Both of them are great quality & we use them in everyday’s Sashiko. There are differences, though, between Natural Dye & Synthetic Dye. If your preference is “Earth Color” and “Soft Color”, please consider choosing the bag which contains the Natural Dye Sashiko Thread (I believe each bag specifies what will be in it in terms of thread). If you have a question about Fukubukuro, please contact me via Comment, DM or Email (please read the article first).
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All of the colors, both Natural & Synthetic can be checked on our webstore. https://upcyclestitches.com/store/
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Please check our article why I keep saying “Thread Matters” in Sashiko. It really does. https://upcyclestitches.com/why-sashiko-thread/
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Thank you!
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2021-01-02 08:30:32




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