Sashiko Stitching close up view. Just another live.
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- A short Live Streaming with answering to a request.
I hope this "Close-Up" video will help you how to do Sashiko stitching in our traditional method.
We offer the Sashiko Workshops in NYC, 1/13 & 1/14.
If you would like to learn & master how we do Sashiko stitching traditionally, the intensive, small group Sashiko workshop is the best opportunity for you. I do not often offer the workshop. Don't miss the opportunity!
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Enjoy Sashiko!
Great video. Hoping to find more since I have just found you!
Thank you very much for this chance to watch you work. It’s so helpful to be able to “look over your shoulder.” It’s not boring. 👍
Thank you!
What a beautiful rhythm and harmony you create as you stitch. It must be very satisfying to create works of art in this way. Thankyou so much for sharing.
Thank you for the comment. Yes, I enjoy the process of the stitching as well as the result :D
Just starting to learn basic sashiko here, your demonstration was so helpful. Thank you.
Thanks so much again. Watching you stitch is very soothing. I will watch all of your videos 🙏🏼
I will be eager to see how the back is finished, how all the loops and tails are worked.
Thank you again for sharing! I study your every stitch! I see why your wrists don’t hurt because you are loading the needle by moving the fabric rather than up and down with the needle! I will try this!
Your stitches are so even!
Beautiful work. Thank you for the close view of your stitching. You are very fast! Please discuss why you leave a loop at the ends of rows.
Thank You for sharing your wonderful ability. And especially thank you for sharing the soul of your art.
Thanks for the demo. You make it look easy! But it takes a lot of practice to do such regular, even stitching!
Thank you for the comment :)
Yes. It looks easy but it requires some practice. I would like to share some videos so people can be rewarded by practicing it. It is fun !
Beautiful
Thank you for this demonstration and for explanation of reverse stitching to end a thread. It is very beautiful and your explanation is very helpful!
Im glad you enjoyed it.
Not boring, thank you.
Thank you, Wieslawa.
Thank you,,is what I looking ,,to learn a good Sashiko.❤😍👋👍👏
Gracias por el vídeo, me ha parecido muy corto. Eché de menos la confección del dibujo en la tela, el final de la labor y subtítulos en español. Un saludo desde el Norte de España
Спасибо Вам большое за Ваш урок. Это так красиво!
Большое спасибо!
You are very helpful teacher. Many thanks. What type of needle are you using? milliner?
Hi. We have our own needle for Sashiko. You can get them here. upcyclestitches.com/store/A-set-of-Sashiko-Needles-and-Thimble-p81116209
THANK YOU
thank you
I love sashiko. As beginner, I would like to ask the number of stitches per section/ each part, muz it be equally the same count? Or we just need to stitch it balance for all stitches will do?
Does sashiko stitches requires to be longer in the front n shorter at the behind stitches? Or just the same on front n back?
I'm practicing on the stitching part n using embroidery yarn as beginner for practising purpose as I noticed the sashiko thread a lil tougher for now due to my hand to thumb injuries but I can't resist n wanna keep practicing it 😀
Can we do it on the right side if the fabric?
Thank you for the close up view, I have a question about long threads at the back of the fabric. Do you leave the loops and long threads as they are? Or do you cut them shorter? Many thanks for alll your effort to show how shaskio works, very beautiful!
Hi Petra, Thank you for the comment.
You can find the answer to your question here.
upcyclestitches.com/sashiko-frequently-asked-questions/
Excellent video of a Sashiko short class. Very clear and practical. Thank you very much. One question: what type of pencil do you use to mark the fabric? many thanks again!! Greetings form Santiago de Chile.
Thank you. I mainly use a chalk pen (or chalk) to mark the fabric.
yo encargue en ali express unos de tiza y un lapiz que se borra con el calor de la plancha, por lo que se tambien los venden ahora en chile...
You have shown Very nicely Sir. Thank you. The side you are stitching, is that the wrong side of the fabric?
Yes, we stitch on "Wrong" Side in most cases.
@@SashikoStory Thank You.
I will soon be starting my first sashiko stitching labour. 😍😍
I am happy for you. I hope our videos will help your enjoyable Sashiko Stitching!
What's the purpose of the small loops at each corner of the design?
My question also
お早うございます、デニムストレチはとても、刺しやすいですね、私は、サシコふきんに、デニムストレチジーンズをして、楽しんでます、勉強になります、
ありがとうございます（個人的にはストレッチデニムへの刺し子は好まないですが、楽しめるのが一番です！）
A great help to see your close up needle work, such skill! Mistake is so helpful, as we learn how to fix it! Good close up , thank you for sharing this wonderful embroidery, sashiko is something I am now learning. What kind of needle do you use?
We use very specific needle for the Sashiko we practice. It is available worldwide. Check our online store. upcyclestitches.com/store/A-set-of-Sashiko-Needles-and-Thimble-p81116209
Hello, I'm 5 years late on this video, but thank you for it, you're my main source of sashiko information. My question is, having larger hands, it's hard for me to hold the needle as you do, and push with my palm, my fingers are longer. Do you have any suggestions for this situation? A longer needle maybe? Is this ever been a "thing" in sashiko? Or am I maybe not doing something correctly?? Thank you if you happen to see this, and thanks again for all your videos.
Hello,
Although we all have different hands, the first adjustment I strongly recommend is "Posture" & "Form" instead of the tools. I have taught quite many people including quite tall gentlemen, but they were happy after the workshop with the exact tools I introduce. I am not saying you are doing something incorrectly, but my recommendation is learning the form & adjusting your hands - instead of adjusting the tools (which many people adjust their tools before even learning the form...).
I teach it in my workshop, both In-person & Online Class. It would be great if you could consider it.
I hope it was the answer you were looking for.
Thank you.
@@SashikoStory thank you so much. I will be checking it out.
Why do you leave a loop at the beginning. What do you with it after.
I am going to start Sashico when my order arrives. I have watched other demos.
You are excellent. Have subscribed to your videos.
Very helpful video. More helpful than the videos where you go to fast to pick up the details. They would be ok too, if you slowed down to normal speed for 30 seconds or so - when the stitching changes direction or approaches an intersection with another line in the pattern being stitched. I think that would be much more educational than going at accelerated speed through the whole video.
Another short video with tips on how-to develop consistent length stitches would also be great. Long or short maybe doesn't matter as much as being consistent in size. To make an attractive finished project.
I also would like to see you make more of two types of videos: a) videos of shorter duration, 10 ~ 20 minutes. Often I do not have the time to watch a video of 60 ~ 90 minutes duration, and I just don't watch them. Shorter length videos also, I think, would make them more focused on explaining a single facet of Sashiko - rather than becoming unfocused trying to cover too many topics in only shallow detail. b) additional videos showing how-to draw different patterns. Trying different patterns would be fun, and knowing how-to draw them would enable people to stitch them in different scales, custom sizes, to fit the size of fabric being used. Better option than just relying on pattern sizes that can be purchased and traced.
Anyway, I appreciate your enthusiasm for promoting Sashiko, but please. Make more shorter videos that are focused on explaining a single Sashiko topic in greater detail. Oh, a video or blog post about the names, meaning, and history of traditional Japanese Sashiko patterns would be fun, too. Thank you.
Hello, I am a new follower. 3 days now. I'm working forward on your videos. Why do you make the loops when you change direction thank.
How do you manage to hold the fabric if you are working on a much larger piece?
We have wisdom for that. For the details explaining how & why, please take my Online Class.
Core & Essence: upcyclestitches.com/store/2023-Online-Sashiko-Class-Core-&-Essence-p131842067
Thank you.
Starting a sashiko project here, didn't know about the back stitches, thank you for the tip. Knots are disgusting.
We occasionally use knots, too. But I want all the Sashiko stitchers to know that they do not "have to" make knots. As you say, knots can be ugly.
Thank you for your videos. I have spent hours watching and practicing. Your close-ups are so helpful. I agree; they are NOT boring but relaxing😊 My struggle seems to be in how to control or manage the material in my right hand as I move the stitches ahead, they keep slipping away, or off my needle. Today I found a way to hold my middle finger against the needle, under the fabric, it seems to help me control the fabric and movement of the needle. This was an improvement; I was getting discouraged. Do you have any other suggestions? I hope that I am making myself understandable.
Hello. Thank you for your comment.
There are many tips you can get to get "comfortable" in our Sashiko form. Please consider taking the Online Class so I can be fair to everyone.
upcyclestitches.com/sashiko-online-class/
Thank you for your consideration.
Atsushi
SashiCo 刺し子 Thank you for your prompt and kind reply. I understand the restrictions; I can't afford the class right now but will continue learning from your helpful videos.
Take care
Did you work/start on the bottom of fabrics?
Why do you leave little loops at the crossover?
I have no idea as yo how you are doing that. When i try to pull any stitches through i have to really tug hard in order to get the thread through i can only do a few at a time.
How to make same distance between one stitch to others?
Where are the points that you leave the loops of extra thread
Is the palm of your hand pushing the needle through your thumb and first finger?
Wow, what beautiful stitches! It looks like you're using string instead of thread. It's such a strong effect. What weight thread?
Hi. The thread I use is specifically designed for Sashiko Purpose. Please refer this article for more information! Thank you!
upcyclestitches.com/sashiko-thread/
Amei
Por qué en este caso el hilo pasa sobre el vértice central, es otro diseño?
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How do you get the pattern onto the fabric?
Oh! I see that you have a thimble on your middle finger where the end of the needle is pushing against. Right?
Yes. The thimble is pushing the needle!
Do you wash your fabric before you start stitching to set the dye?
Hi Mary,
It depends on the fabric. but your understanding is right.
Generally speaking, I wash the dyed fabric once before the stitching, and after the stitching.
It isn’t necessary to talk constantly while you stitch it’s very relaxing to just watch you while I also stitch, too much talking destroys the flow. 😊
Beautiful❣️🌹 thank you for sharing❣️ where do you purchase this thread? It is gorgeous😍
What fabric are you using to make this pattern?
I used a piece of Indigo Dyed Fabric, made in Japan, cotton 100%.
What kind of thread is that or is it string ?
It is Sashiko Thread from Upcycle Stitches.
Why do you do a loop in the corners......
Hi. I have explained the reasons for loops on my web. Please visit: upcyclestitches.com/
I find my knots disgusting. So im ok with the term! It will be a challenge to retrain my brain to let go of the knot.
How..profound..
LET GO OF THE KNOT people! The knots in your life are discussing. :)
hi, good video, but it is better with background music
Thank you for the comment.
This video is a merely the archive from my live streaming. I will consider the BGM, but I also would like to keep it as I broadcasted the live streaming. Thank you!
Please do not include music, it is so much better just to hear the voice of the person. I thank the silence of your video.