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Sashiko hanafukin 2013 Kamenokora

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Discover the Sashiko Hanafukin 2013 – Kamenokora, a pre-printed fabric coupon for creating elegant Japanese Sashiko embroidery.

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

The pattern Kamenokora is characterized by the repetition of geometric shapes that create a regular and balanced design. The succession of lines particularly highlights the precision and regularity characteristic of Sashiko embroidery.

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

Once the embroidery is finished, the printed lines disappear with water, leaving only your embroidered work 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 for the creation of a cushion of approximately 30 × 30 cm, a lovely way to showcase the Kamenokora pattern in your decor.

Features:

  • model: Hanafukin 2013 – Kamenokora;
  • technique: Japanese Sashiko embroidery;
  • pre-printed geometric 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, work on the regularity of stitches, and create a geometric composition that can then be used or integrated into various sewing and textile decoration projects.

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Discover the Sashiko Hanafukin 2013 – Kamenokora, a pre-printed fabric coupon for creating elegant Japanese Sashiko embroidery.

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

The pattern Kamenokora is characterized by the repetition of geometric shapes that create a regular and balanced design. The succession of lines particularly highlights the precision and regularity characteristic of Sashiko embroidery.

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

Once the embroidery is finished, the printed lines disappear with water, leaving only your embroidered work 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 for the creation of a cushion of approximately 30 × 30 cm, a lovely way to showcase the Kamenokora pattern in your decor.

Features:

  • model: Hanafukin 2013 – Kamenokora;
  • technique: Japanese Sashiko embroidery;
  • pre-printed geometric 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 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, work on the regularity of stitches, and create a geometric composition that can then be used or integrated into various sewing and textile decoration projects.

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