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Sashiko Basic
Introduction
What you can learn
What to prepare
How to draw the precise grid (6:01)
Sashiko's two methods (2:46)
Tools and materials
How to store the skein of Sashiko thread (5:58)
How to handle the basting thread (1:36)
How to choose the thread thickness (2:39)
What kind of needles should we choose? (0:42)
Marking pens (2:41)
Should we use the thimble? (3:19)
How to hold the needle when using a plate thimble (3:28)
Drawing the patterns
Drawing the patterns (2:21)
Drawing Dan-tsunagi pattern (2:52)
Drawing Jyuji-tsunagi pattern (2:05)
Drawing Yabane / Sugiaya pattern (3:40)
Gushi-nui (The straight lines)
How to start stitching without a knot (6:20)
Make as many as stitches you can! (4:22)
How to end stitching without a knot (1:57)
Jumping to the next line without cutting thread / Small tip to make even stitches (2:53)
Cultural aspects
The reason we don't use a hoop for sashiko (2:36)
Do we need to double the fabric? / The fabric weight for Hanafukin (2:52)
Dan-tsunagi pattern
How to stitch corners (3:53)
Make your own rule and follow it all the time (1:57)
Should I jump or end? (1:42)
Jyuji-tsunagi pattern
How to stitch intersection points (2:26)
Stitching order (1:57)
Corners × intersection points (1:09)
Jyuji-tsunagi on a larger scale (0:54)
Intersection points from other patterns (2:12)
Yabane / Sugiaya pattern
How to stitch the peak (3:04)
Closing
Quesstion : How can I use the ring thimble? (0:54)
15mm grid and 10mm grid (1:25)
Everyone's voice (2:41)
Downloadable patterns
4 patterns in 1
What to prepare
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