top of page
Sashiko  for Beginners

Experience The Art of Mending

                     

3+9D7RG5QI+3khMdY%GT3g.jpg

The Art of Mending ~Sashiko~

 

Sashiko is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using variations running stiches.

Sashiko needlework is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using variations of running stitches.

Sashiko was born in Northern area of Japan, hundreds of years ago.

Simple running stitches were used to reinforce or to mend worn farm clothes, making the darned piece stronger and warmer rather than for decorative purposes.

Overtime, in various areas of Japan, different stitches were used for decorative purposes with motifs from nature and geometric designs.

IMG_6568.jpeg
9CaLa59DT4WKgfj+gP3GxQ.jpg

 

DATE and COST

             

        July 24th Soto Mission of Hawaii

             1708 Nuuanu Ave.

             10:30-12:30

        July 30th  Kauai Zen Temple, Zenshuji

             Hanapepe

             10:00-12:00

 

Cost  $20.00 for Material packet (Donations appreciated)  

 

Register by mail  click here →


 

 

5BCB8B33-B5D5-44A0-B8EC-51CBCA556D55.hei
IMG_4654.jpg
6C51B116-F0CA-4FFA-9975-45D9D55F333A.hei
Register Now!

Register by mail     

A sample of the packet

 

6D9A156C-9A0F-49DD-97FB-1B916DC54B9C.hei
CB78E3CC-29F2-4EA0-9038-5CE9736E8063.hei
91CDCD2E-6E1E-4306-9523-6E6C668E0EA6.hei

Materials for Sashiko

 

(1) Cloth: Flat woven, loose woven cotton or linen.

(2) Sashiko needle:
   Sashiko needles are sold at craft stores, however any needle that works with your thread is fine.

(3) Thread: Cotton thread

   Sashiko threads are available on-line shopping sites, but you can also use any 12wt  100% cotton thread or embroidery thread.

Zpzv4hyZT6Owm+1elYuvmA.jpg

We look forward to sewing with you!!

Register by mail

bottom of page