Visible Mending with Simple Sashiko Stitching + Patching

Let me show you how I fix holes in my garments with some sashiko-inspired embroidery. This is a fun and easy set of embroidery stitches perfect for any level of stitching experience.
This video was made for an Instagram IGTV collaboration between Stuart Moores Textiles and Eileen Fisher NY. You can find more mending videos by SMT on the SMT IGTV video feed.
Let's stop fast fashion by creating sustainable slow fashion habits starting with mending the clothing we already have. What do you think? Want to join me?
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[@marijkeschellenbach2680]

I am so happy to have found your site! I am binge watching all your videos and am getting so many great ideas from you, thanks.

[@stuartmoorestextiles]

Yay! Thank you for watching!

[@hongkongatonn]

So cool all of your vids are very easy to follow!

[@stuartmoorestextiles]

Best compliment to get! I try really hard to make my videos easy to understand. So thank you! :)

[@annarboriter]

There are no knots in traditional sashiko embroidery. Stitch back to the start of the pattern and then follow those stitches to lock the beginning and end with friction

[@stuartmoorestextiles]

That is correct. There are no knots in traditional sashiko. This mending tutorial is 'inspired by' sashiko stitching as it mentions in the description, but is not the same.