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Sashiko is a striking hand-sewing technique that originated in ancient Japan. In Japanese, its name means “little stabs”—a reference to the plain running stitch that makes up sashiko’s geometric, all-over patterns. Sashiko is usually described as a kind of embroidery.
I love this method of stitching, slow and relaxing.
In this class you will learn
how to mark out a sashiko pattern onto the fabric
what fabric, tools, threads, needles and notions to use
how to stitch your design.
In the class we will be making a 12” x 12” design and I will have samples of what I have made my sashiko stitched fabric into and a pattern for you.
Class date Saturday 20th March 2021 10 - 2
Class fee $45-00
Note: the photos are not the designs we will be working on, just an exampleSashiko is a striking hand-sewing technique that originated in ancient Japan. In Japanese, its name means “little stabs”—a reference to the plain running stitch that makes up sashiko’s geometric, all-over patterns. Sashiko is usually described as a kind of embroidery.
I love this method of stitching, slow and relaxing.
In this class you will learn
how to mark out a sashiko pattern onto the fabric
what fabric, tools, threads, needles and notions to use
how to stitch your design.
In the class we will be making a 12” x 12” design and I will have samples of what I have made my sashiko stitched fabric into and a pattern for you.
Class date Saturday 20th March 2021 10 - 2
Class fee $45-00
Note: the photos are not the designs we will be working on, just an example