Blossom　~Sashiko~

Added Jul 13, 2010

by fuccosim

Tokyo, Japan

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Description

Japanese Sashiko Stitch Pattern named “Blossom”.
usually woman do SASHIKO to make cloth strong.
clothes was very expensive at that time, “broken” doesn’t mean throw away..
fixed it beautifully and, use it again.
also, girls who not marriage yet must master the skill of sewing(not only SASHIKO though,,) to get better husband.
there is tans of Sashiko patterns. this is only one of them.
Today,this kind of Sashiko cloth called “Hana-Fukin” means “Flowery cloth”.
we use “Han-Fukin” in Kitchen, bathroom, and everywhere and anyways we like.

Material Notes

cotton

Difficulty

Novice

Categories

Season
Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter
For
Home/Deco
Garment Type
Other
Style
Classic, Other
Material
Cotton

11 Comments

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    Jul 23, 2010, 10.54 AMby laura oprea

    This is really interesting. Thanks for sharing. I think I will try it :)

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    Jul 20, 2010, 04.43 PMby hyunjoo

    Very beautiful work! and I love the orange on white! :)

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      Jul 21, 2010, 12.37 AMby fuccosim

      hi, hyunjoo. than you for the comment ;-)

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    Jul 13, 2010, 09.05 PMby rifka

    Yes, very beautiful. So interesting to hear about this piece of your culture.

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      Jul 14, 2010, 05.25 AMby fuccosim

      thank you, Rifka!
      i’m glad to hear you are interested in to my culture.
      thank you.

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    Jul 13, 2010, 08.04 PMby shellidawn

    Absolulely beautiful! Thank you for sharing!!!

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      Jul 14, 2010, 08.31 AMby fuccosim

      thank you!

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    Jul 13, 2010, 05.10 PMby apfelbluete

    Thank you very much!

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    Jul 13, 2010, 05.02 PMby Kristin C

    Wow! This is so pretty. I definitely have to try this :o) Thanks for sharing!

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      Jul 14, 2010, 05.29 AMby fuccosim

      hi, kristin cranston. thank you for the comment.
      it will take quite long time to finish maybe few days. but, it’s fun. and once you finish it all. you’ll be really happy.
      usually use 30cm x60cm cotton cloth fold into half.
      please try it!

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    Jul 13, 2010, 04.11 PMby Ralf Schmitz

    this is so absolutly lovely!!! thank you for sharing and explaining the technique so well. i have to try this (eventhough i hate handsewing :-)

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      Jul 14, 2010, 05.32 AMby fuccosim

      hi, Ralf. thank you for the comment!
      actually i don’t so like handsewing so much too….
      BUT, some time is OK ;-)
      please try someday!

  • Laceshirt2_large

    Jul 13, 2010, 01.18 PMby apiary

    this is beautiful!

    I’m totally going to try this pattern, thank you for sharing.

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      Jul 14, 2010, 05.33 AMby fuccosim

      hi, Apiary. thank you for the comment!

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    Jul 13, 2010, 12.37 PMby sabzarap

    I will use this kind of stiching, the next time!

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      Jul 14, 2010, 05.33 AMby fuccosim

      hi, sabzarap! thank you for the comment!

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    Jul 13, 2010, 09.57 AMby mitmit

    It looks beautiful! :-)

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      Jul 14, 2010, 05.34 AMby fuccosim

      hi, Mitmit! thank you for the comment!

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    Jul 13, 2010, 09.44 AMby apfelbluete

    Thank you very much!!

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