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DIY Sashiko Stitch Place Mat Craft Kit

Learn more advanced Sashiko stitching techniques with this craft kit!

Mari Yamada

4.9 (55)

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$45 (Afterpay available)

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What you'll get (delivered to you)

This is a Sashiko kit that you can learn and try making a pot mat size cloth approx.

With variety of patterns in the how to book, you can enjoy your time at home, social time or as gifts.

Printed with blue dots at 5mm intervals on cream, so you can use it to space your hitomezashi (one stitch sashiko) stitches perfectly, without needing to draw a grid first.

The fabric is smooth and strong, so it is suitable for all kinds of projects where extra durability is wanted, such as home dec, like cushions and placemats, or hard wearing bags and wearables.

What's include in this kit?

1 x sheet of 100% cotton, pre-printed Cream dot Japanese sashiko fabric 50 x 50 cm
Sashiko needle (optional)
Sashiko thread (4 different colours of thread skeins. *colours may vary)
Original Pattern book

You will need:

Backing cloth 50 x 50 cm (anything like light ~ heavy cotton or linen)
Sewing tools (hand or sewing machine)

What you'll need

You will need:

Backing cloth 50 x 50 cm (anything like light ~ heavy cotton or linen)
Sewing tools (hand or sewing machine)

Add-ons available for this class

Sashiko pre- printed table mat cloth ($30)
Threads 20Mx 5 (White, red, navy, yellow, black) ($25)
Threads 100M x 5 (White, red,navy,yellow,black) ($55)
Sashiko needle pack ($7)
Sashiko Cream dot fabric 50x 50cm ($20)
Sashiko Navy dot fabric 50x 50cm ($20)
Sashiko table runner 1.5M long cloth ($45)
Sashiko sampler cloth Navy (popular pattern) ($14)
Sashiko sampler cloth White (popular pattern) ($12)
Sashiko Linen handkerchief kit ($49)

You can add these when you book (optional).

Suitable for

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 16 years old).

An adult must be present whilst kid(s) engage with the box.

This experience would also be a creative gift for her or gift for mum.

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Mari Yamada

4.9 (55)

I am from Tsugaru, Aomori, Japan - the place where Kogin was born. Naturally, I grew up with many of the traditional Aomori art and crafts and began learning Kogin when I was a child.

I have been building my skills and knowledge for more than 20 years and have helped introduce many sewers to these overseas traditions.

Despite all of the new styles of embroidery patterns today, the original Kogin techniques are still being created by needlework lovers in Japan. Its design and texture are well cared for, beautiful, cute, warm, stylish, and modern.

I would love to connect with you for fun and share my Kogin knowledge with all the needlework lovers out there!