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Ultimate Hanafukin
The tools and materials
Material List
Text book for the whole course (33 page)
Preparation
How to prepare Hanafukin
Dividing into several blocks
How to draw the precise grid on the plain fabric (6:01)
The fabric weight for Hanafukin (1:32)
Session 1 :菱青海波 Hishi-seigaiha
Introduction / The variations (4:06)
How I'm using Hanafukin (1:03)
History and tradition (6:50)
The way of placing the pattern (5:31)
About 菱青海波 Hishi-seigaiha pattern (2:23)
Drawing the pattern (24:54)
How to handle the thread (4:15)
Stitching order (3:09)
Stitching the pattern / Outline (28:05)
How to change the threads (8:15)
Small tip to have even stitches on both sides (2:09)
Stitching the pattern / Inside the diamond (18:03)
Stitching the pattern / The partial patterns (4:12)
Ending / What's next? (2:19)
Session 2 : 七宝 Shippo
Preparation before the workshop
Introduction / Needed tools and materials (3:04)
About 七宝 Shippo pattern (1:44)
Shippo varitations (2:13)
Drawing the pattern (9:13)
2 tips to make your Shippo beautiful (1:38)
Stitching order / How to start with overlapping stitches (7:38)
How to end with overlapping stitches (2:32)
Technique : Making overlapping stitches on the previous stitches (7:47)
Ending / What's next? (4:16)
Session 3 : 柿の花 Kakinohana
Finished example
PDF file from the class
The whole session 1/3 (18:22)
The whole session 2/3 (49:02)
The whole session 3/3 (50:18)
Introduction (2:10)
About 柿の花 Kakinohana pattern (4:09)
The difference between Moyozashi and Hitomezashi (1:51)
Kakinohana variations and the stitching rhythm (IMPORTANT) (7:09)
How to start stitching with hidden tail technique (3:07)
How to move to the next row (two parallel stitches) (6:56)
How to move to the alternating row (4:08)
From the 3rd row to the 4th / Pulling out the needle before making the last stitch (3:00)
【Important】How to change the thread without missing one stitch on the back (4:22)
Adding the vertical lines (7:03)
Small tip to stitch Kakinohana beautifully (1:29)
Mistakes are easily created while chatting! (7:14)
Texture / The proper grid size (7:03)
How to end with overlapping stitches without making a tiny dot (3:11)
Questions / Ending (4:03)
Session 4: くぐり立涌 Kuguri-Tatewaku
PDF file from the class
Finished example
The whole session 1/2 (66:54)
The whole session 2/2 (51:04)
Questions for previous patterns (13:37)
The section size / The thread color (4:09)
Starting with hidden tail technique (5:05)
Moving to the next row / Check your backside time to time! (2:48)
How to arrange the pattern / How everyone is enjoying the course (7:16)
How to change the thread (3:52)
How to interact with the other pattern (2:53)
How to end stitching / Hidden tail technique (6:02)
Time to weave! (9:32)
How to end the weaving thread (2:46)
Session 5: 変わり花刺し Kawari-Hana-sashi
About the pattern
The stitching order
Follow-up session / The first 30 minutes (34:13)
The whole session 1/3 (40:11)
The whole session 2/3 (21:03)
The whole session 3/3 (20:25)
How to change the thread with overlapping stitches (2:37)
Additional tips: Moving to the next row with overlapping stitches (3:32)
Session 6 : 親亀刺し Oyagame-sashi
The stitching order / How to weave on both sides
The whole session 1/3 (28:29)
The whole session 2/3 (37:48)
The whole session 3/3 (50:47)
About the pattern (5:04)
Thread thickness / Use the grid differently (4:04)
Start with the hidden tail / Moving to the next row (5:32)
The stitching rhythm (2:23)
The stitching rhythm for the dot fabric (1:02)
Advanced tip : How to combine Kikko-hana-sashi or Kogame-sashi (1:09)
Changing the thread (Delayed hidden tail) (3:40)
How to stitch the bottom row (the border of two sections) (2:51)
Recommendation : Weave before the vertical stitches (4:35)
How to change the thread while weaving (5:05)
Changing rhythm makes variations (1:37)
How to move to the next row (when weaving) / You can make reversible design! (3:56)
Adding the vertical lines (6:58)
Are you going to weave on the backside, too? (1:26)
Finished pattern / front & back
Session 7 : 小花刺し Kobana-sashi
The stitching order
The whole session 1/3 (38:27)
The whole session 2/3 (40:26)
The whole session 3/3 (37:18)
Finished pattern / Front & back
About the pattern (2:51)
How to arrange the pattern (2:01)
The tip for stitching with double thread (3:14)
The stitching order (1:55)
Starting with the hidden tail (2:27)
Moving to the next row / where to stitch on the dot fabric (2:48)
Session 8 : 紫陽花刺し Ajisai-sashi
The stitching and weaving order
About the pattern / Color selection
The whole session 1/3 (35:00)
The whole session 2/3 (44:30)
The whole session 3/3 (28:16)
The importance of color selection and the grid size (6:29)
The basis : Two tiny stitches instead of one (1:55)
The basis : How to start stitching (5:18)
The basis : Moving to the next row (2:00)
The basis : Changing the direction (2:22)
The basis : How should we end the thread? (2:59)
The weaving : How to start weaving (4:55)
The weaving : Moving to the next row (2:34)
The weaving : Making a tiny stitch on the back to change the direction (3:11)
The weaving : A small tip to make this pattern beautiful (2:05)
The weaving : The third direction of weaving / Start and end weaving on the same line (1:49)
Session 9 : 角七宝 Kaku-shippo
The stitching order
About the pattern
The whole session 1/3 (37:38)
The whole session 2/3 (33:47)
The whole session 3/3 (33:27)
Session 10 : 子亀刺し応用 Kogame-sashi variation
Homework : Making horizontal stitches
Four weaving methods
About the pattern
The weaving example on the back
The whole session 1/3 (39:52)
The whole session 2/3 (35:57)
The whole session 3/3 (38:30)
After session talk (9:06)
How did you weave?
Session 11 : 十字花刺し Jyuji-hana-sashi
The stitching order
The variations
About the pattern
The whole session 1/3 (37:11)
The whole session 2/3 (36:04)
The whole session 3/3 (40:14)
Session 12 十字花刺し応用 Jyuji-hana-sashi variation
The stitching order
The whole session 1/3 (35:19)
The whole session 2/3 (34:21)
The whole session 3/3 (33:14)
The finished pattern on both sides
How to finish the edge
Edge decoration examples
How to make a knot on the fringe (1:14)
Time for show & tell
1/2 (37:25)
2/2 (38:28)
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The difference between Moyozashi and Hitomezashi
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