What is Sashiko?
Sashiko is a traditional Japanese hand sewing technique that uses running stitches to create beautiful patterns.
The Sashiko technique was originally used in Japan to reinforce clothes and recycle the used clothes into household objects.
Colors & designs
The traditionally colours in Sashiko were white stitches on indigo fabric.
And the traditionally Sashiko patterns were usually inspired from nature such as leaves, flowers and clouds.
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The Starter Course I
Today there are many new Sashiko designs.
Learn more about Sashiko and its history in The Starter Course I.
The Starter Course I Price: EUR 22,00
Why Sashiko?
- It is fun, soothing, and so relaxing to make.
- It is simple and everyone can learn it.
- You can create your own pattern and in your own favourite colour.
- You can use it as a gift to yourself or to your girlfriends!
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The Starter Course II
In The Starter Course II I will guide you through your first Sashiko stitch. We will make a handkerchief/tea towel together at your own pace.
The Starter Course II Price: EUR 44,00
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What They’re Saying
I learned the history and the meaning of Sashiko from Jeanette, and she is so nice! I think it is super awesome to know something and willing to teach it. Jeanette also offers me many resources links and ideas. I can't wait to go on the journey to make Sashiko!
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