Downloadable pattern www.buymeacoffee.com/xiaoxiaoyarn/posts How to Prepare your sarashi for Hanafukin ruclips.net/video/fc3XrIsi_y8/видео.html How to baste your fabric and how to sew the border ruclips.net/video/RyudxQC-9Do/видео.html If you have any questions, please leave me a comment. I will be very happy to answer them. Happy stitching! :)
Very nice pattern ....loved your patience while doing the masterpiece. One question.....r u using two layered cloth every time for sashiko?....is it compulsory??
beautiful work! I am also interested to know how you made the circular pad in the palm of your hand, it looks as though it would be very supportive, my hands hurt very quickly when I sew these days
Thank you Doreen! That's my homemade sashiko thimble, works very well! :) Here is the video on how to make it: ruclips.net/video/rW96lpXKAgA/видео.html
trying this pattern as well for my mother's birthday, im curious if this pattern has any special meaning like the tortoise shell one? personally i think it'll symbolize many more long adventures and paths to explore
Good question! I actually did some research before I made this pattern, but I didn't find specific meanings to it. :) I love your interpretation! To me the name of the pattern in Chinese and Kanji "山路“ looks and sounds so poetic. It feels like a mysterious path leading you to a very hidden and magical wonderland.
Downloadable pattern
www.buymeacoffee.com/xiaoxiaoyarn/posts
How to Prepare your sarashi for Hanafukin
ruclips.net/video/fc3XrIsi_y8/видео.html
How to baste your fabric and how to sew the border
ruclips.net/video/RyudxQC-9Do/видео.html
If you have any questions, please leave me a comment. I will be very happy to answer them. Happy stitching! :)
Awesome USA🇺🇸 MD I lived in Japan for 5 years when I was a teenager. I loved it!
What a beautiful craft
Good instruction. Thank you.
You do such beautiful work, thank you for sharing.
You were traveling the mountain roads of Colombia. It's a beautiful reminder of your time there. Subscribed.
You are so smart!!!
I WAS BORN IN COLOMBIA! I now live in the Middle East. I love Sashiko and love your channel and work! I have to make this!!!
Really good tutorial. Very clear and complete. Thank you.
I'm glad you found the tutorial helpful!
Love-love the pattern & colors. You did an outstanding job on that piece. Thank you for sharing! 🌈💚🙏💚🌈
Thank you!!!!
Loved this! You are a gentle instructor. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you very much for the brilliant tips with the needle, and how to start and end👏🏻
Thank you! Glad it helped! 🤗
This is a lovely new pattern for me . Love your tip with the needle.☘️👍💚
Thank you Angela! Glad you liked it. Don't forget to share your work with me on Instagram when you make your own! Happy stitching! :)
Thx for fantastic video!
So beautiful! Thanks for sharing. ❤
Thanks for watching!
Really beautiful 🤩 votre geste est pure
I like that 👏🏻👏🏻🪡
Wow this is lovely tqvm for sharing - i have a question must we use a thimble when we do sashiko
Muy lindos proyectos, que tela usa
Thank you! You can find the link to the fabric in the description under the video. :)
Thank you...
Very nice pattern ....loved your patience while doing the masterpiece. One question.....r u using two layered cloth every time for sashiko?....is it compulsory??
Sarangi fabric is very thin, using two layers can add weight to it, also you can hide the thread between the layers, so your hanafukin can look nice.
Thank you so much
Thank you!
Prachtig gemaakt ❤
beautiful work! I am also interested to know how you made the circular pad in the palm of your hand, it looks as though it would be very supportive, my hands hurt very quickly when I sew these days
Thank you Doreen! That's my homemade sashiko thimble, works very well! :) Here is the video on how to make it: ruclips.net/video/rW96lpXKAgA/видео.html
@@XiaoxiaoYarn thankyou 🥰
You are beautiful, thenk you 😍
😊 thank you!
太赞了👍
谢谢！
trying this pattern as well for my mother's birthday, im curious if this pattern has any special meaning like the tortoise shell one? personally i think it'll symbolize many more long adventures and paths to explore
Good question! I actually did some research before I made this pattern, but I didn't find specific meanings to it. :) I love your interpretation! To me the name of the pattern in Chinese and Kanji "山路“ looks and sounds so poetic. It feels like a mysterious path leading you to a very hidden and magical wonderland.
What country were you commemorating in this beautiful embroidery?
It's some where in South America but quite close to the central, will you be able to guess? 🥰
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Boa tarde! Qual tecido você usa?
Está na descrição do vídeo, um tecido feito no Japão, JAPANESE KIMONO SARASHI Expose MAOKA
Hi, I use sarashi, you can find it in the description. :)