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.
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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.