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Zakka Embroidery: Simple One- and Two-Color Embroidery Motifs and Small Crafts (Make Good: Japanese Craft Style)

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A Year of Embroidery: A Month-to-Month Collection of Motifs for Seasonal Stitching (Make Good: Japanese Craft Style)

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The Embroidered Garden: Stitching through the Seasons of a Flower Garden (Make Good: Japanese Craft Style)

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Embroidered Botanicals: Beautiful Motifs That Explore Stitching with Wool, Cotton, and Metallic Threads (Make Good: Japanese Craft Style)

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Embroidery: A Step-by-Step Guide to More than 200 Stitches

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Cat Lady Embroidery: 380 Ways to Stitch a Cat

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Sashiko Style – Japanese Embroidery Pattern Book (Simplified Chinese Edition)

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Ultimate Sashiko Sourcebook: Patterns, Projects and Inspirations

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Kyuuto! Japanese Crafts!: Woolly Embroidery: Crewelwork, Stump Work, Canvas Work, and More!

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Simply Stitched: Beautiful Embroidery Motifs and Projects with Wool and Cotton

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The Secret Garden Japanese 3D Embroidery Pattern Book (Simplified Chinese Edition)

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Traditioal Japanese Patterns 1 (English and Japanese Edition)

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刺绣小物

刺绣小物

Description These distinctive sashiko samplers have been stencilled using both traditional and contemporary designs. Following the lines of the printed design, stitches of sashiko thread define the image. The cloth is then washed to reveal the design clear of the stencilled lines. The extensive range of single-coloured and variegated sashiko threads and embroidery threads available enables you to create many unique colour and design variations which can be used simply as napkins and placemats or to create cushions, bags, quilts and garments. Approx: 34cm x 34cm 100% Cotton Additional Details SKU: SS57


Embroidery Inspiration

Embroidery Inspiration

A traditional Japanese needlework technique, sashiko was originally used for repairs and reinforcements. But today it’s getting lots of love for its decorative purposes. The patterns are always graphic and repetitive, and they use only a basic running stitch (yes, beginners, you should try this!).


Quilting & Sashiko

Quilting & Sashiko

What better way to practice hand embroidery than with a bunch of free sashiko embroidery patterns! It’s a Japanese style of hand sewing, all done with a simple running stitch, that can be used as


Japanese Craft

Japanese Craft

Running Stitch or Traditional Embroidery DESIGN         Happy Cat  – GOOD LUCK  (Maneki Neko) THEME          Transfer Patterns SIZE                 9\


Bedroom closet design

Bedroom closet design


чёрно-белые принты

чёрно-белые принты

Find free sashiko patterns, projects, and resources as you learn more about this elegant form of Japanese folk embroidery.


needle work

needle work

Some of the most famous civilizations for creating brilliant embroidery creations are the Japanese and the English. They both used embroidery to decorate ceremonial garments as well as decorative home items. While the Japanese are most known for their amazing kimonos, the English are well known for their hand embroidered fabric furniture panels. Unfortunately for…


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