The little guide to sashiko

Sashiko: Traditional Japanese embroidery technique using running stitch embroidered in white on navy blue cotton or linen fabric that developed during the Edo period (1603-1868). Sashiko is used to reinforce work clothes as well as the jackets of Tokyo's private firefighters. For Japanese farmers, the pieces obtained are then more resistant and insulate better from the cold, and sashiko allows the same clothes to be used for longer by mending them or assembling them in order to save money. A very educational approach to discover all the basic techniques of sashiko and the different patterns... explained step by step. A complete course that is simple and accessible to beginners and more experienced users alike.Clear step-by-step explanations to master all the basic points and different techniques.Pages of techniques and explanations on supplies and equipment but also tips and tricks.