Which pattern do you want to try the most? Please leave a comment and let me know. :) For basic sashiko techniques: ruclips.net/video/M-5RXN6Tk4M/видео.html For materials and tools I'm using: ruclips.net/video/FrLxKTS-c18/видео.html
Yes they are all pleasing patterns, but as you say, it's best to start simple with the horizontal pattern and build oneself up gradually. Is it customary to leave the edges of the fabric on which the sashiko is embroidered raw or are they hemmed or is that a matter of individual preference?
Haven’t put needle in cloth yet but learning and gathering supplies. Your instructions are so well done and organized and you’ve included helpful tips all of which are more than video and words. You are a good teacher.
Such beautiful stitching. Could you please tell me what type and weight the thread 🧵🪡 is that you have been using as it looks quite thick compared to normal sewing thread
i have been in a creative slump recently but learning more about sashiko has my mind going again! i cant wait to try out different patterns and make different things. this video is so clear and so nice to listen to while still being helpful and informative. thank you!!
I love your choice of music and your beautiful soft, gentle voice. I also love the advice and directions you share. Thank you very much. I will soon be doing my first practice piece.
I was looking for good explanations in French and there you are ! making things smoothly and clearly, with a gentle voice (plus some nice piano background !). Your videos are more than tips, they introduce us to an art and a philosophy. Thank you Xiaoxiao
I want to try them all of course, but I will start with the first one first, once I am Happy with the way it looks, I will try the next one.... and so on. THANK YOU!! for sharing your talent with us, and Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher. Love how you tell us the History and meaning of all your work.
Thank you for showing your lovely patterns I have watched your three videos,and will now try your patterns whilst recovering from covid. I enjoyed all the videos.
I just found your channel. I really enjoyed the tutorial. I am new to this type of stitching, but I am really enjoying it. Thanks for the inspiration. I subbed to you
Xiaoxiao, like you suggested, I'm going to start with the Horizontal stitch until I feel comfortable with the length and size of my work. You've done an amazing job showing some different patterns and they are all beautiful! I will then do the "Rice flower" stitch and finally the fundo-tsunagi pattern. I will have to ask my husband how to say it though! He was a Japanese professor for many years. Thanks again for your wonderful and informative Shashiko videos! Stephanie
Hi Stephanie, thank you so much for sharing your sashiko plans with me! It sounds very exciting! I wish you a lot of fun with your new sashiko projects. And I'm pretty sure your husband will pronounce Japanese much better than I do!
I really like the way you go about this stiching, I enjoy it, I want to learn this seriously. This sashiko stiching isn't popular in India, But I want to go through it, properly, will help me
could you please tell me the measurement of the round circle you used? I heard 4 cm x 5 cm? that seems more oblong and not a circle. maybe i misheard. please clarify, thank you for your videos
Hii there....very nice art of hand embroidery..... I just came to know about sushiko...loved the art .....i m from India .....hoping to make these patterns ....keep it up dear
The embroidery I learnt from my mother is based on this one stitch system at a time. It has beautiful patterns based on this simple stitch system😊 Also women in our village use this stitch for quilting.
Thank you! That sounds fascinating! May I know where you are from and do you know if there's a name for the technique? Actually, sashiko is also used in quilting and mending!
I am originally from South Asia, now live in Norway. The name of the embroidery technique I learned from my mother is "pathani kashida". The ladies who use it in quilting live all through the South Asian Continent, but the ones I referred to are from the villages of Sindh, the southeren province of Pakistan.
So happy to have discovered shashiko and I haven't started. As previously commented, gathering. This video gives me courage to go look and see what I have right now to make this work. Embroidery thread stored from my middle school projects 40 years ago. Thankyou so much for your wonderful video. I'm watching only while hubby watches Godzilla movies. Surely I have a long needle somewhere. Going to hunt for the thimble. Is there any practical item around the house that works work for the thimble? Subscribed 😻
Thank you so much! Really happy to hear that! And, yes, you can make your own thimble from a pair of old jeans, here is how: ruclips.net/video/rW96lpXKAgA/видео.html . Have fun!
The hanging quilt you showed at the end was beautiful. I can't imagine how long it took. Sadly, I have arthritis, so I am not able to learn this craft. Do you sell any of your work on Etsy?
Thank you! The quilt you see hanging is actually an antique piece from India. While I'm flattered by your inquiry, I'm not currently selling any of my works. Thank you for your interest though!
Hi Magot, if you check the discerption under the video, you'll see the links for the pen I use. The ink fade out when you apply heat on it. :) Hope it helps! 😊
Hi there! Thank u for these patterns, I find simple horizontal lines so beautiful already :) I was wondering - is there any reason for not crossing lines in sashiko? Some spiritual or something like that maybe?
Hi Denisa, thanks for your very interesting question. As far as I know, this is not spiritual related. From what I've read, to avoid crossing the stitches helps your work stay clean and neat, but you can also find some crossing stitch patterns, for example the "crossing ten" and the "rice" pattern - this is for the purpose of adding texture to your fabric.
Que bom que gostou! Feel free to check out my other sashiko for beginners videos, I explained in them how you can turn regular thread into sashiko thread like.
When mending a garment, do you always make your patch first and then add it on to the garment? Or do you mend it directly on the garment? Thank you. and can I say what a lovely video.
Both! Sewing directly to the patch and garments will make the mend stronger. If your cloth is not that worn out, for example, it's a relatively new shirt, but you made a hole in it by accident, which means the rest of the fabric is still strong. In this case, you can just sew a patch and cover the hole.
Hello Xiaoxiao, i got a problem. I want to use natural silk, Dupion. Its red and the colour is bleeding out even after warm washing, so i want to make sashiko with it in black to avoid colour changing...but what pencil i should use because i do not like to wash more often because i should not wash it again. Do you have a tip for me?🙏 I dont want visible lines...
Hi, you should be able to find the link of heat erasable pens under my videos, however, I'm not sure if it will dissolve in lower heat, also the one with black colour sometimes is less easy to get rid of. You can test it before you use it. Another tool I think that may help is the hera marker (amzn.to/3IuopKD), if you are making straight lines. Also, if you use silk, make sure you choose a thinner needle, and you probably want to test your threads, too. Hope it helps. Have fun. :)
Which pattern do you want to try the most? Please leave a comment and let me know. :)
For basic sashiko techniques: ruclips.net/video/M-5RXN6Tk4M/видео.html
For materials and tools I'm using: ruclips.net/video/FrLxKTS-c18/видео.html
I love your "Rice Flower " pattern :)
They are all nice, my favourite is the round one
Yes they are all pleasing patterns, but as you say, it's best to start simple with the horizontal pattern and build oneself up gradually. Is it customary to leave the edges of the fabric on which the sashiko is embroidered raw or are they hemmed or is that a matter of individual preference?
Hello did you make your thimble?..and how?...thank you so much
Your videos are so relaxing and beautiful. Thank you so much for making these.
Thank you!!!
This is beautiful and you make it look so easy.💜⛟💜⛟💜
Really nice video series on basic Sashiko instructions. Thank you! Greetings from Denmark. / Jessica
Haven’t put needle in cloth yet but learning and gathering supplies. Your instructions are so well done and organized and you’ve included helpful tips all of which are more than video and words. You are a good teacher.
Thank you! I'm very happy to hear that! :)
Such beautiful stitching. Could you please tell me what type and weight the thread 🧵🪡 is that you have been using as it looks quite thick compared to normal sewing thread
I really like this video because you explain were the pattern stems from. Please do that more times.
I love your teaching, thank you ,
i have been in a creative slump recently but learning more about sashiko has my mind going again! i cant wait to try out different patterns and make different things. this video is so clear and so nice to listen to while still being helpful and informative. thank you!!
So happy to heat that! Good luck with your new projects!
I love your choice of music and your beautiful soft, gentle voice. I also love the advice and directions you share. Thank you very much. I will soon be doing my first practice piece.
Thank you! I'd be very happy to see your work! Feel free to tag me on Instagram or Facebook when you finish!
I really like how you sew and make your videos. My house is full of rags and needles - I will try this beautiful art
Thank you Victoria! Yes, give it a try. I send you good luck for your new project!
Как я рада, что наткнулась на ваш блок. Очень простые и оригинальные узоры на м/класс. Буду смотреть и учиться. Спасибо большое.
Большое спасибо! Желаю вам удачи в ваших будущих проектах! (Надеюсь русский перевод хороший. :))
Sashiko is so so similar to India's Nakshi Kantha Embroidery. Love it ❤️
Yes! I also want to study Nakshi Kantha!
I was looking for good explanations in French and there you are ! making things smoothly and clearly, with a gentle voice (plus some nice piano background !). Your videos are more than tips, they introduce us to an art and a philosophy. Thank you Xiaoxiao
This is so calm and soothing.
Thank you!
Very well instructions. Thanks can’t wait to try these out!😊
I want to try them all of course, but I will start with the first one first, once I am Happy with the way it looks, I will try the next one.... and so on. THANK YOU!! for sharing your talent with us, and Thank you for being such a wonderful teacher. Love how you tell us the History and meaning of all your work.
Thank you! Have fun with your first sashiko and don't forget to tag me if you share your work on Instagram, I'd like to check it out. :)
We are a group of weavers very interested in learning sashiko. Your videos are very good…thank you for your very precise instructions .
thank you i love the content!
Thank you for showing your lovely patterns I have watched your three videos,and will now try your patterns whilst recovering from covid. I enjoyed all the videos.
Thank you! I wish you a rapid recovery from covid! Take care! 💕
I am just a beginner so I will try each of the three patterns. I find you instructions very clear thank
Simply beautiful!!! 😊
Love your teaching style and designs. Thank you
Thant you Michele!!! 🥰
Thank you so much for all your videos! I thoroughly enjoy every moment ❤ I've learned so much
Thank you! I'm happy to hear that. :)
Thank you for sharing this beautiful craft with us
I just found your channel. I really enjoyed the tutorial. I am new to this type of stitching, but I am really enjoying it. Thanks for the inspiration. I subbed to you
Thank you Leigh! I’m really happy that you are enjoying sashiko! Have fun!
Xiaoxiao, like you suggested, I'm going to start with the Horizontal stitch until I feel comfortable with the length and size of my work. You've done an amazing job showing some different patterns and they are all beautiful! I will then do the "Rice flower" stitch and finally the fundo-tsunagi pattern. I will have to ask my husband how to say it though! He was a Japanese professor for many years.
Thanks again for your wonderful and informative Shashiko videos!
Stephanie
Hi Stephanie, thank you so much for sharing your sashiko plans with me! It sounds very exciting! I wish you a lot of fun with your new sashiko projects. And I'm pretty sure your husband will pronounce Japanese much better than I do!
Очень люблю Сашико, спасибо!!!
Cпасибо! :)
You have a new subscriber...beautiful work! I love to try the first one
Thank you for your support! :)
Beautiful and relaxing :) Thank you for share! Greetings from Uruguay!
Thank you! Glad you liked it. :)
Very helpful, and relaxing. Thank you!
Thank you! ♥️
Very pretty! 😊
Thank you! 😊
Thank you so much for sharing!! I enjoy this art/craft. 🙏🏽
Thank you!
Me encanta ...muchas gracias❤
I really like the way you go about this stiching, I enjoy it, I want to learn this seriously. This sashiko stiching isn't popular in India, But I want to go through it, properly, will help me
Thank you! I wish you a lot of fun doing sashiko!
Спа си бо!!!! Объясняете просто, без раздражения, понятно!!!
Спасибо! 🥰
These pieces are beautiful!
Thank you Georgia!
could you please tell me the measurement of the round circle you used? I heard 4 cm x 5 cm? that seems more oblong and not a circle. maybe i misheard. please clarify, thank you for your videos
beautiful
Thank you very much!
Nicely explained ...loved the tutorial
Thank you and I am enjoying your videos. My 2022 goal is to learn the art of sashiko. 💖🙏
Thank you! I wish you good luck for all your future projects! And please share with us your stitches!
1st time...Thank You...enjoyed very much
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it.
Absolutely wonderful ❤
Thank you 🌹
Hii there....very nice art of hand embroidery..... I just came to know about sushiko...loved the art .....i m from India .....hoping to make these patterns ....keep it up dear
Thank you so much 😊
Very well explained..
Buenísimo! Los haré!!! I promesse !!😊😊😊😊
¡Gracias! ¡Compártalo conmigo en Instagram por @xiaoxiaoyarn, si está en él!
Thank you
Que bello arte felicitaciones.. saludos de Bogotá 🇨🇴🪡🧵👍
The embroidery I learnt from my mother is based on this one stitch system at a time. It has beautiful patterns based on this simple stitch system😊
Also women in our village use this stitch for quilting.
Thank you! That sounds fascinating! May I know where you are from and do you know if there's a name for the technique? Actually, sashiko is also used in quilting and mending!
I am originally from South Asia, now live in Norway. The name of the embroidery technique I learned from my mother is "pathani kashida". The ladies who use it in quilting live all through the South Asian Continent, but the ones I referred to are from the villages of Sindh, the southeren province of Pakistan.
correction: subcontinent, ie India/Pakistan/ Bangladesh😊
By the way your creations are excellent!
Just checked some pathani kashida pictures. These are beautiful! How lucky you are to have learnt it from your mother!
Beautiful . I try It.❤
Very pretty 😀
Thank you! 😊
No hablo tu idima pero entendi como hacerlo las imajenes fueron muy claras gracias😊
Beautiful
So happy to have discovered shashiko and I haven't started. As previously commented, gathering. This video gives me courage to go look and see what I have right now to make this work. Embroidery thread stored from my middle school projects 40 years ago.
Thankyou so much for your wonderful video. I'm watching only while hubby watches Godzilla movies. Surely I have a long needle somewhere.
Going to hunt for the thimble. Is there any practical item around the house that works work for the thimble?
Subscribed 😻
Thank you so much! Really happy to hear that! And, yes, you can make your own thimble from a pair of old jeans, here is how: ruclips.net/video/rW96lpXKAgA/видео.html . Have fun!
Merci🙏💗
Dreamy sensible State of mind soul fingers
awww...thanks!!!
In Nakshi Katha embroidary from W.Bengaal beautiful patrarns are made.with running stitch
Thank you! That is beautiful!
Beautiful and I really like the round one. I do have a question though. What are some of the items I can use this for.
How about a little round coster or mending patch? :)
What kind of pens are those?I need them in my arsenal of sewing tools!
Hi Kate, it's called "heat erasable pens" you should be able to find them in your local tailor's store or amazon.
Belissimo ❤
Thank u
The hanging quilt you showed at the end was beautiful. I can't imagine how long it took. Sadly, I have arthritis, so I am not able to learn this craft. Do you sell any of your work on Etsy?
Thank you! The quilt you see hanging is actually an antique piece from India. While I'm flattered by your inquiry, I'm not currently selling any of my works. Thank you for your interest though!
May I ask what sort of fabric pencil/pen you used? There are so many and it is a bit confusing. Do the lines you draw just fade away? Thank you.
Hi Magot, if you check the discerption under the video, you'll see the links for the pen I use. The ink fade out when you apply heat on it. :) Hope it helps! 😊
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Hi there! Thank u for these patterns, I find simple horizontal lines so beautiful already :) I was wondering - is there any reason for not crossing lines in sashiko? Some spiritual or something like that maybe?
Hi Denisa, thanks for your very interesting question. As far as I know, this is not spiritual related. From what I've read, to avoid crossing the stitches helps your work stay clean and neat, but you can also find some crossing stitch patterns, for example the "crossing ten" and the "rice" pattern - this is for the purpose of adding texture to your fabric.
@@XiaoxiaoYarn thank u so much for your answer :) i already checked patterns u mentioned :) texture is everything to me haha take care! 😘
Muy bonitos!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Gracias ! ❤️
Спасибо
Спасибо!
Amei❤ muito lundo 👏👏👏👏❤️❤️🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷🇧🇷 vou fazer ❤❤❤
Eu amei!!! Gostaria de saber que tipo de linha e agulha são essas... eu só tenho linha e agulha de costura...
Que bom que gostou! Feel free to check out my other sashiko for beginners videos, I explained in them how you can turn regular thread into sashiko thread like.
When mending a garment, do you always make your patch first and then add it on to the garment? Or do you mend it directly on the garment? Thank you. and can I say what a lovely video.
Both! Sewing directly to the patch and garments will make the mend stronger. If your cloth is not that worn out, for example, it's a relatively new shirt, but you made a hole in it by accident, which means the rest of the fabric is still strong. In this case, you can just sew a patch and cover the hole.
@@XiaoxiaoYarn ok. That makes sense. Thank you.
Please! What is the brand of the white marker you use in the video?
Hi, you can see the links of all the supplies in the description. Thanks !
Hello Xiaoxiao, i got a problem. I want to use natural silk, Dupion. Its red and the colour is bleeding out even after warm washing, so i want to make sashiko with it in black to avoid colour changing...but what pencil i should use because i do not like to wash more often because i should not wash it again. Do you have a tip for me?🙏 I dont want visible lines...
Hi, you should be able to find the link of heat erasable pens under my videos, however, I'm not sure if it will dissolve in lower heat, also the one with black colour sometimes is less easy to get rid of. You can test it before you use it. Another tool I think that may help is the hera marker (amzn.to/3IuopKD), if you are making straight lines. Also, if you use silk, make sure you choose a thinner needle, and you probably want to test your threads, too. Hope it helps. Have fun. :)
wonderful video. thank you. which marking pens are you using? :)
Hi, these are heat erasable pens. You can find the link in the description under the video.
@@XiaoxiaoYarn oh great, thank you :)
What kind of pen are you using please ? And where can I buy one ? I'm just a beginner :)
Hi Daisy. You can look for heat erasable pens in your local tailor store, most of them should have them. Or you can check out Amazon. Good luck.
@@XiaoxiaoYarn Thankyou :)
What kind of thread and needle are you using?
Hi, you can see the list of supplies in the description under the video. Thanks! :)
Schade, dass die Musik so laut ist!
Thank you for pointing that out. Your feedback helps me improve the quality of my videos.
请问要怎么买到你视频里使用的笔？
hi 您可以看我视频下方description里的链接。谢谢！
Keep a “Notebook” of samples…
like if you're here from Fundamentals of Fashion Merchandising
Hahaha! Thank you!
zan
谢谢！
Thank you 🌹
Thank you! :)
@@XiaoxiaoYarn 🤗
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