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A Close-Up Photo of the previous Sashiko Jacket. 9 geometric patterns that Keiko

atsushijp, 2023年2月13日

A Close-Up Photo of the previous Sashiko Jacket. 9 geometric patterns that Keiko chose in 2021 to “recreate (trace)” what a Japanese would have enjoyed in their ordinary life. This photo probably can clarify it is all “hand-stitched”. Yes, it is a lot of hand-stitching to reach there, as some very occasionally share their impression of “intimidating” (which I hope you do not feel they are intimidating because it is NOT our intention at all).
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After teaching Sashiko for 5~6 years in English, I am so glad that there are more stitchers who think this amount of Sashiko is “Doable” – or even “not so difficult”. It takes months to complete one jacket for us. If a person stitches “one-by-one”, it may take years to complete. I often receive a compliment/distancing saying [Wow. You are so talented]. After so many good experiences here, I am confident to say out loud that anyone can reach here with reasonable amount of practice.
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When one learns the “form”, it doesn’t require decades to be a “master” – not a self-proclaimed master, but actually the master with actual stitching results (who often tend to not to consider themselves masters…) There is nothing wrong with stitching “one-by-one”, and that’s the start for everyone. Please enjoy Sashiko the way you like – and then, please keep learning more. Sashiko is more than just making one beautiful stitch. It becomes a cultural issue when they “decide” to ignore the “more” part of Sashiko as they think they cannot reach there. Anyone can do this when they learn the form, and I am here to share for the “inclusion”.
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柿渋ジャケットの拡大画像です。当たり前っちゃ当たり前なのですが、全て手刺しです。「根気があるね。私にはできない。」とお褒め(?)の言葉を頂くこともあるのですが、個人的には心から「誰でもできる」と思っています。また「根気」を続けようとすると続かないので、どちらかというと「中毒」に近い状況に陥ります。その土台にあるのが運針かなと。先日の運針会に引き続き、3月27日の運針会も満席となりました。ありがたいお話です。興味のある方は少し面倒ですがブログを一読頂いた上でご連絡下さい。こんな時代だからこそ、丁寧なやり取りの上でご縁を頂けたらと思っています。できるだけ日本の「礼」を意識して頂ければ。きっと刺し子でも大切になってくるので。
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2023-02-13 04:22:14




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Comments (13)

  1. Naila Sch says:
    2023年2月12日 at 9:27 PM

    👏😍❤️

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  2. Barbara Ghini says:
    2023年2月12日 at 9:29 PM

    What is the fabric? Velvet?

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  3. Diane Dunn Cordle says:
    2023年2月12日 at 9:36 PM

    Is there a special thread that you use for this type of stitching?

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  4. H. Lisa Solon says:
    2023年2月12日 at 10:43 PM

    Understanding the form is so very important. I didn’t like “no knots” because it was difficult for me for awhile. Now I prefer “no knots”. There’s a reason behind all the parts of the form and sometimes you just have to practice it until you fell (more than understand) they why.

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  5. The Art Of Process says:
    2023年2月12日 at 11:04 PM

    Stunning!!

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  6. Alola Manosterapia says:
    2023年2月13日 at 1:37 AM

    Woooowwww 😮 Espectacular 🔥🔥🔥

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  7. HSH says:
    2023年2月13日 at 1:57 AM

    🔥🙏🏼🪷

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  8. Charlene Leary says:
    2023年2月13日 at 2:48 AM

    Beautiful-from the heart of the maker.

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  9. Cathy Smith says:
    2023年2月13日 at 4:26 AM

    This is REALLY BEAUTIFUL.

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  10. Gudrun Einarsdottir says:
    2023年2月13日 at 8:37 AM

    Beautiful 😍❤️

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  11. Yvonne Draper says:
    2023年2月13日 at 11:15 AM

    😍

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  12. Sew Little Time says:
    2023年2月13日 at 4:00 PM

    What a lovely piece. While the amount of stitching is impressive, it is indeed, doable with time and patience. This isn’t the garment to rush to finish and wear once. This will take precious time to make and last for many many year.

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  13. Deborah Wilson says:
    2023年2月13日 at 10:19 PM

    @lisawaltonartist

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