The best video so far on the net! Your voice is so easy to listen to and take in the info that i needed to get the rythm and stitch length.The patterns that you did are good practise, and , leaving the loop at the ends of rows,Thank-you for helping and educating us.
What I like best is how the simplest stich of all looks so amazing on a pair of pants. If you just need to mend, you could learn just that basic stich to keep your clothes going. A basic set of sashiko mending supplies for a beginner is available for twenty dollars on Etsy and instead of tossing costly clothing and destroying the planet, you could make a work of art.
Yep, that's what I need to do, a grid for making my sashiko stitches, which I love. Yet, my stitches without lines go all over the place...❤😅😊. Thank you for the tutorial.
Excelente forma de mostrar como se trabaja esta técnica de bordado, me encanta. Siempre me habían costado las labores manuales porque terminaba aburriéndome, sin embargo sashiko me relaja un montón.
He descubierto recientemente el Sashiko y cuanto más lo miro más me gusta. Me relaja verte hacer tú Sashiko he activado los sustituíos porque desgraciadamente no hablo inglés, espero entenderlo con los subtítulos porque a veces las traducciones pueden llegar a ser un sin sentido 😅 Gracias por los tutoriales y recibe saludo desde Valencia (España) ❤
I have noted that hold the needle different from what I am used to, so if I try this technique I will have to create the needle support in your palm, all very interesting 😊
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You just got a new new subscriber 😂!! I just loved your work can't wait to try hands on this technique. Your teaching is very helpful and easy to get. Just having one double, how to remove the pen marks that we made for our reference. Thank you in advance 🙏
Hi, thank you so much! The pens I use are heat-erasable. You can find the link in the description under the video. You can get rid of them by applying heat on it. :)
Hi, embroidery thread may give you another look. You can use any thread, although cotton and sashiko threads are recommended because they are soft and easy to absorb water and moist, and also environmentally friendly. :)
Hi Susan, it's a sashiko palm thimble, very helpful when you do sashiko stitches. Here is a video on how you make it: th-cam.com/video/rW96lpXKAgA/w-d-xo.html and this one explains how you use it: th-cam.com/video/M-5RXN6Tk4M/w-d-xo.html
@@XiaoxiaoYarn I actually started playing around with making a little 9x9 goban earlier on some scrap cloth I had around! When I finish it I’ll be sure to share!!
@@XiaoxiaoYarnI have the same question. Sorry, but in this video you only repeat your words 'create a loop so that the fabric doesn't get stuck '. Could you, please, explain this point: stuck how? Stuck in what? Thank you beforehand.
In the video you say 'create a loop so that the fabric doesn't get stuck '. Could you, please, explain this point: stuck how? Stuck in what? Thank you beforehand
Bonjours je suis de France 🇫🇷 dommage qu’il y’a pas de traduction en français ça serait sympa car je ne comprends pas l’anglais et n’y le parle si vous pouvez faire quelque chose Merci et bonne journée 🇫🇷
Bonjour ! Vous pouvez activer les sous-titres automatiques en français. Cliquez sur l'icône des paramètres (engrenage) en bas de la vidéo, puis sélectionnez 'Sous-titres'. Après cela, choisissez 'Traduction automatique' et sélectionnez 'Français'. J'espère que cela vous aidera à comprendre la vidéo. Bonne journée à vous aussi
I love how you talk about the philosophy behind sashiko as well as demonstrating it so clearly for us. Thank you☺️💞
I love the mending patch about three minutes into the video. You do such beautiful work and love how you teach us this craft.
The best video so far on the net! Your voice is so easy to listen to and take in the info that i needed to get the rythm and stitch length.The patterns that you did are good practise, and , leaving the loop at the ends of rows,Thank-you for helping and educating us.
Tack!
Tack Peter! Thank you so much for your support!!! 🥰
What I like best is how the simplest stich of all looks so amazing on a pair of pants. If you just need to mend, you could learn just that basic stich to keep your clothes going. A basic set of sashiko mending supplies for a beginner is available for twenty dollars on Etsy and instead of tossing costly clothing and destroying the planet, you could make a work of art.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts! It's wonderful to see so many people appreciating the beauty of mending and the artistry involved in it.
Thank you for sharing this wonderful craft. Your explanations are really helpful for me as a beginner😊
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!!! 💗
Yep, that's what I need to do, a grid for making my sashiko stitches, which I love. Yet, my stitches without lines go all over the place...❤😅😊. Thank you for the tutorial.
Браво мастеру! Благодарю за труд.
this is so helpful- thank you for thinking of the beginner
Thank you! 😍
So beautiful and enjoyable teaching. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you! 😍
Your instructions are clear and easy to follow. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Che meraviglia questi tuoi tutorial,trasmettono tanta serenità. Grazie infinite 👄
Grazie!
THANK YOU FOR THIS BEAUTIFUL TUTORIAL!
This has encouraged so much!!! Thank you. Very helpful.
Thanks! Glad it helps!
So beautiful. I’m learning so much Thankyou x
I love your videos. I watch from Brazil and I really like your lessons. Thanks a lot!
Thank you! 😍
Xiao Xiao thank you a ART Sashiko share amazing resulty.
🎈🪡🧵Je m’intéresse au Sashiro alors je suis très contente de trouver ta vidéo ! Merci. 🧶🪡🧵🇫🇷
Lovely video and very clear thank you
Excellent lesson. Thank you 😊
Excellent tutorial. 🎉
I love your videos, in-depth explanations and timing or energy.... Thank You SO much ! I learn so much from you 🙏☺💮🌿
Excelente forma de mostrar como se trabaja esta técnica de bordado, me encanta. Siempre me habían costado las labores manuales porque terminaba aburriéndome, sin embargo sashiko me relaja un montón.
¡Gracias! Muy feliz de que los videos sean útiles. :)
Desde que descubri tu canal para mi a sido una bendicion muchas gracias por tus enseñanzas ❤
Lovely tutorial, thank you 🙏
Love your channel! Just found it!
He descubierto recientemente el Sashiko y cuanto más lo miro más me gusta.
Me relaja verte hacer tú Sashiko he activado los sustituíos porque desgraciadamente no hablo inglés, espero entenderlo con los subtítulos porque a veces las traducciones pueden llegar a ser un sin sentido 😅
Gracias por los tutoriales y recibe saludo desde Valencia (España) ❤
Muchas gracias!
I have noted that hold the needle different from what I am used to, so if I try this technique I will have to create the needle support in your palm, all very interesting 😊
Thanks! Feel free to check out this “how to make your own sashiko thimble” video: th-cam.com/video/rW96lpXKAgA/w-d-xo.html
elegant! thank you
Thank you ❤
A huge thanks to everyone who donated to my channel by purchasing “Super Thanks” for this video!
Kirsten C
Dianna Fox
peterskold2185
The fund will be used to produce more quality videos like this one. 🌊
Very helpful, thank you
Thank you!
Great tutorial. thank you
You just got a new new subscriber 😂!! I just loved your work can't wait to try hands on this technique. Your teaching is very helpful and easy to get. Just having one double, how to remove the pen marks that we made for our reference. Thank you in advance 🙏
Hi, thank you so much! The pens I use are heat-erasable. You can find the link in the description under the video. You can get rid of them by applying heat on it. :)
Thank you, you provide clear instructions and I think I could give this a go!. Your videos are exquisite.
Thank you!
Esse bordado é lindo
Car vôtre j’aime beaucoup se que vous faites ❤🇫🇷
Благодарю за Ваши уроки! С меня лайк и подписка!❤❤❤
When you "leave a tail" does the tail ever get snagged or caught and pull your stitches? I really enjoy your videos thank you for sharing them!
Hmmm… I’ve never noticed that… but I imagine it can happen, that’s why you want smooth out your fabric after you pull your needle. :)
This needs to explore the new “Sewing Box”... not your grandmother or grandfathers sewing kits... WELCOME!
Gracias ❤
THE KITS... 👍❤️
Me gusto mucho, muy claro y motivador
Muchos gracias!
Lindo demais!
Obrigada!
Спасибо, с большим интересом хочу повторить твои шаги! С удовольствием посмотрю твои другие видео! 😍🍀🌹🌷👍🥀💐🌺👏
Спасибо!
thanks
Does shrink fabric
What do you use your 'ring' for. Never seen anything like this.
th-cam.com/video/rW96lpXKAgA/w-d-xo.html Here is the video for the palm thimble. :)
Hi!
Can I use embroidery thread?
Hi, embroidery thread may give you another look. You can use any thread, although cotton and sashiko threads are recommended because they are soft and easy to absorb water and moist, and also environmentally friendly. :)
@@XiaoxiaoYarn thank you 😻
How do you tie the knot with the needle? I’m not understanding how you did that
Hi, here is a video that answers the questions. Happy stitching! th-cam.com/video/IlbrBEtDmZw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JoI4gV5B_anOjZYv
Que encanto
What is that thing you slipped on your finger and it's purpose, please. Beautiful stitches! 😃
Hi Susan, it's a sashiko palm thimble, very helpful when you do sashiko stitches. Here is a video on how you make it: th-cam.com/video/rW96lpXKAgA/w-d-xo.html
and this one explains how you use it: th-cam.com/video/M-5RXN6Tk4M/w-d-xo.html
Hmmmmm, the hogan zashi pattern is kind of inspiring me to make a sashiko Go board👀
Hmmmmm, what a great idea!!!! If you made it, please share it with me on Instagram, I’d love to see it!
@@XiaoxiaoYarn I actually started playing around with making a little 9x9 goban earlier on some scrap cloth I had around! When I finish it I’ll be sure to share!!
I new there although do running stitch
Its a wonderful idea 🥰🥰🥰😅😅
Sweet
Me encantan tus trabajos 👌👌 se podría poner los subtítulos en español por favor? Gracias 😊😊
Gracias! I think you can turn on auto-translation for the video. TH-cam has this feature. 🥰
I don't have volume, so I don't know if you've mentioned what type of pen you use for the marking. 😊
They mentioned that its heat erasable in another video. Something like a pilot friction.
Hi, you can checkout the description for the supply list. :)
Why do you have to leave that loop in the back?
Hi, here is a video that answers the questions. Happy stitching! th-cam.com/video/IlbrBEtDmZw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JoI4gV5B_anOjZYv
@@XiaoxiaoYarnI have the same question. Sorry, but in this video you only repeat your words 'create a loop so that the fabric doesn't get stuck '. Could you, please, explain this point: stuck how? Stuck in what? Thank you beforehand.
In the video you say 'create a loop so that the fabric doesn't get stuck '. Could you, please, explain this point: stuck how? Stuck in what? Thank you beforehand
@@NadinSkvo I meant to say "to avoid fabric bunching." Sorry for the confusion. :)
@@XiaoxiaoYarn Thank you!
what pen are you using to draw the patterns?
Hi, you can find the link to the heat-erasable pen in the description. :)
do you need two pieces of fabric?
Hi Erin, it depends, if you are using thin and loosely woven fabric, you can make it two layers. Hope it helps. :)
When I did the knot wrapping the needle around it, I end up with two pieces of thread not one, it’s no longer a single thread.
Hi, here is a video that answers the questions. Happy stitching! th-cam.com/video/IlbrBEtDmZw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=JoI4gV5B_anOjZYv
Hello Xiao Xiao
Hello Filomena
Bonjours je suis de France 🇫🇷 dommage qu’il y’a pas de traduction en français ça serait sympa car je ne comprends pas l’anglais et n’y le parle si vous pouvez faire quelque chose Merci et bonne journée 🇫🇷
Bonjour ! Vous pouvez activer les sous-titres automatiques en français. Cliquez sur l'icône des paramètres (engrenage) en bas de la vidéo, puis sélectionnez 'Sous-titres'. Après cela, choisissez 'Traduction automatique' et sélectionnez 'Français'. J'espère que cela vous aidera à comprendre la vidéo. Bonne journée à vous aussi
Arigatoo
❤
The last pattern confused me😮
"you can learn anything on youtube"
The music is not pleasant for my ears. I would prefer no music at all
Lower the volume
The hardest part about this is drawing grids, I cannot ever seem to make an even set of lines to save my life. 🥲
Try attach the fabric to a cutting mat with grid and then draw lines according to the grid may help. :)
I feel you. I started printing a grid on a fusable water soluble fleece that worked super well for my repairs.
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your support!!! 💗
Thanks!