Sashiko hanafukin 203 Shippotsunagi

Discover the Sashiko Hanafukin 203 – Shippotsunagi, a pre-printed fabric coupon allowing you to create an elegant Japanese Sashiko embroidery.

The Sashiko is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique characterized by a succession of small, regular stitches. These stitches gradually form particularly decorative repetitive geometric patterns.

The pattern Shippotsunagi consists of an elegant interweaving of geometric shapes. The repetition of the design creates a harmonious whole and particularly highlights the regularity of the Sashiko stitch.

The pattern is directly printed in dotted lines on the fabric. You just need to follow these markers with your embroidery stitches to gradually build the design.

Once your work is finished, the printed lines disappear with water, leaving only the embroidery visible.

The Japanese term Hanafukin refers to a multi-purpose towel, traditionally used especially in the kitchen. Once embroidered, the fabric can thus be used as a decorative or functional textile work.

The amount of fabric also allows you to make a cushion of about 30 × 30 cm, offering another possibility to showcase your Sashiko embroidery.

Features:

• model: Hanafukin 203 – Shippotsunagi;
• technique: Japanese Sashiko embroidery;
• pre-printed pattern in dotted lines;
• printed lines disappearing with water;
• pattern dimensions: 30 × 30 cm;
• fabric dimensions: 35 × 35 cm (×2);
• possibility to create, in particular, a Hanafukin towel or a cushion of about 30 × 30 cm.

Note: Sashiko thread and needle are not included.

A very nice support to discover or practice Japanese Sashiko, work on the regularity of stitches, and create a traditional geometric pattern that is both decorative and elegant.

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