Illustrated step by step instructions on how to do the traditional Japanese form of Sashiko Quilting , complete with a traditional flower pattern and a circular pattern are provided by Cheryl Fall. The files are in PDF format which means you need Adobe Acrobat reader installed to access it.
Nice blog.
Thank you.
thank you for the link. i learned the basics of sashiko embroidery early last year; i’d love to experiment with the technique on west african mask designs…
I live in Trichy, a town in Tamil Nadu, South India.
Sashiko quilting looks similar to Kantha work Of West Bengal. Kantha Work consists of only the running stitch. Traditional Kantha is basically a quilting technique used for recycling old Saree (a 5 – meter material we women drape ourselves in) or dothi a 2-meter material men use to cover the lower half of the body like Gandhi). Modern applications however are wide and varied.