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Sashiko hanafukin 206 Asanoha

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Discover the Sashiko Hanafukin 206 – Asanoha, a pre-printed fabric coupon allowing you to create one of the great traditional patterns of Japanese Sashiko embroidery.

The Sashiko is a Japanese embroidery technique made using a succession of small, regular stitches. Their repetition allows for the construction of particularly harmonious and decorative geometric patterns.

The pattern Asanoha, or "hemp leaf," is a classic of traditional Japanese patterns. Its geometric construction forms a network of stars and lines that evoke the leaves of the hemp plant. The repetition of this design creates a graphic and balanced composition that particularly highlights the regularity of the Sashiko stitch.

The pattern is directly pre-printed in dotted lines on the fabric. You just need to follow these markers to gradually complete the entire embroidery.

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

The Japanese term Hanafukin refers to a multi-purpose towel, traditionally used especially in the kitchen. Once embroidered, the fabric can thus become both a decorative and functional piece.

The amount of fabric provided also allows you to make a cushion of approximately 30 × 30 cm, a lovely way to showcase the graphic design of the Asanoha pattern in your decor.

Features:

  • model: Hanafukin 206 – Asanoha;
  • technique: Japanese Sashiko embroidery;
  • traditional Japanese Asanoha pattern;
  • 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 notably a Hanafukin or a cushion of approximately 30 × 30 cm.

Note: Sashiko thread and needle are not included.

A very beautiful support to discover or practice traditional Japanese Sashiko and create the famous Asanoha pattern, whose geometry particularly highlights the precision and regularity of the stitches.

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Discover the Sashiko Hanafukin 206 – Asanoha, a pre-printed fabric coupon allowing you to create one of the great traditional patterns of Japanese Sashiko embroidery.

The Sashiko is a Japanese embroidery technique made using a succession of small, regular stitches. Their repetition allows for the construction of particularly harmonious and decorative geometric patterns.

The pattern Asanoha, or "hemp leaf," is a classic of traditional Japanese patterns. Its geometric construction forms a network of stars and lines that evoke the leaves of the hemp plant. The repetition of this design creates a graphic and balanced composition that particularly highlights the regularity of the Sashiko stitch.

The pattern is directly pre-printed in dotted lines on the fabric. You just need to follow these markers to gradually complete the entire embroidery.

Once your work is finished, the printed lines disappear in water, leaving only the embroidered stitches visible.

The Japanese term Hanafukin refers to a multi-purpose towel, traditionally used especially in the kitchen. Once embroidered, the fabric can thus become both a decorative and functional piece.

The amount of fabric provided also allows you to make a cushion of about 30 × 30 cm, a lovely way to showcase the graphic design of the Asanoha pattern in your decor.

Features:

  • model: Hanafukin 206 – Asanoha;
  • technique: Japanese Sashiko embroidery;
  • traditional Japanese Asanoha pattern;
  • pre-printed pattern in dotted lines;
  • printed lines disappearing in water;
  • pattern dimensions: 30 × 30 cm;
  • fabric dimensions: 35 × 35 cm (×2);
  • possibility to create, in particular, a Hanafukin or a cushion of about 30 × 30 cm.

Note: Sashiko thread and needle are not included.

A very beautiful support to discover or practice traditional Japanese Sashiko and create the famous Asanoha pattern, whose geometry particularly highlights the precision and regularity of the stitches.

Non-contractual photo.

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