Sashiko Stitching

What is Sashiko Stitching Sashiko (刺し子) is a Japanese style of stitching which literally translates to “little stabs”. This running stitch was originally used to mend worn-out garments via points of wear while improving both their design and durability.  Nowadays, Sashiko stitching is commonly employed as a decorative technique for quilting and embroidery. Designs are commonly based on geometric patterns…

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