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Hand Sewing Sashiko Patterns -Basic Introduction

Beginner Level

Learn to stitch using Sashiko hand sewing techniques. In this introductory class, we will learn about materials, processes and techniques to get started with Sashiko

Sashiko hand sewing is a Japanese style hand sewing technique using the simple running stitch.  Beautiful designs are created when stitches are applied layer by layer and a pattern emerges. Learn step by step how to mark and hand sew to form the geometric design. We will discuss materials, processes and practice basic techniques for getting started with Sashiko.

Duration:  1 hour

• 1- 5" Square Fabric or fat quarter (solid color, preferably white, quilting cotton or linen-cotton blend fabric) 
• 1 colors skein of Sashiko Thread --may be substituted with Pearl Cotton thread Size 8  or Embroidery Thread (separated into 4 strands)  in a contrast color from solid color fabric square
• Ruler
• 1 light color and 1 contrast color Heat erasable fabric marker or water erasable fabric marker. Frixion Fineliner is recommended.
• hand sewing needle, preferably with a thin long eye for easier threading
• needle threader
• scissors
• some masking tape or painters'  tape (to hold down fabric while tracing

This is a Virtual Event hosted through Zoom. Please provide your email at registration to participate. You will receive an email with a link to access the Zoom before the event from your event host. Zoom log-in information will be shared no later than one hour before start of event. A computer with access to the internet and speakers or headsets are required. A webcam and microphone are suggested to fully participate. If using a mobile device, Android and iOS users must install the Zoom App (App Store | Play Store). However, please note interactivity may be limited. Additional information will be included in the email from your event host. Recommended Audience: Adults

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