Sashiko - 20 Projects Using Traditional Japanese Stitching knitting class illustration and book jacket design

illustration and book jacket design

See Jessie's wonderful embroidery templates screen printed with her charming illustrations here

you can knit even the smallest diameters without getting tired

A simple open loop with a pointed leg that will nestle into your stitches and stay while you're working - easy to remove and reposition while creating increases

you can use any 4ply hand-dyed yarn in stock right now and you can either use some stash yarns for the tassels or see which Unicorn Tails we have in stock

Sashiko - 20 Projects Using Traditional Japanese Stitching knitting class illustration and book jacket designBy Jill Clay Learn the stunning art of Sashiko stitching with this comprehensive guide that s packed with inspirational ideas. Meaning little stabs, it s a traditional Japanese sewing method that uses evenly spaced running stitches to create eye catching geometric patterns. It has a humble background, originating as a form of darning a way to strengthen weak areas of clothing. However, its utilitarian beginnings have since been shed, and it is now a