For Sashiko stitching, preparing the pattern on fabric is straightforward. In fact, as shown in the 6 Minutes Video of Transferring Kamon Pattern for Sashiko, transferring a Kamon pattern takes only about six minutes with the right tools.
Here’s what you’ll need & exactly what I used on the video:
This Boro, the one I have introduced several times in WEB, is now available for sale. Keiko collect a small tiny pieces of torn rag fabric (to-be-Boro), then make a Boro artwork. There are many beautiful boros from many years ago. However, there are only a few artist who can…
When I do Sashiko at night, I remember my father who passed away. While I work on the PC, he moved his needle after all of daily routine work. — Heart Sutra Sashiko is one of the works he was working on, and a very few of these that I…
Remember the “Free-Hand Sashiko Stitching” Furoshiki (Wrapping Cloth) I introduced last month? It is a Sashiko project I started without preparing any patterns, lines and even the “outcome” of Sashiko. I let the needle run as I wished for hours and days. After taking the photo on 4/21, I received…