Sashiko - 20 Projects Using Traditional Japanese Stitching designer-textiles From floral garlands to butterflies

From floral garlands to butterflies

The finished article is a very light pair of scissors that are a delight to use

250 Japanese Knitting Stitches contains the original collection of knitting stitches first published by Hitomi Shida in 1996

The same gorgeous depth of colour as other Daughter of a Shepherd bases but blended especially for hard wearing socks or any other accessories and garments that require a bit more strength

In Working with Colour

Sashiko - 20 Projects Using Traditional Japanese Stitching designer-textiles From floral garlands to butterfliesBy Jill Clay Learn the stunning art of Sashiko stitching with this comprehensive guide that s packed with inspirational ideas. Meaning little stabs, it s a traditional Japanese sewing method that uses evenly spaced running stitches to create eye catching geometric patterns. It has a humble background, originating as a form of darning a way to strengthen weak areas of clothing. However, its utilitarian beginnings have since been shed, and it is now a