Part 3 of the Kimonomomo Basic Sashiko How-To Series. Today we review pre-printed fabrics! Links to items in the video: Sashiko fabric and thread: www.etsy.com/s... SOAK Wash: www.soakwash.com/
Hi again. Found what to do to find you. When I get to your #3 video and have it look half as good as yours, I will be happy that I accomplished something and can go onfromthere. You are a great teacher.
I met you at Road to California 2020 and purchased thread, needles and a preprint - am looking forward to starting it after Our Quilt Fiesta! 2020 in Tucson!
You mentioned you could use this in a quilt. Would you stitch the entire piece of fabric, and then cut it for your quilt, or do you cut it first, then stitch. I am wondering also for making bags...seems best to cut your piece then stitch.
Thank you very much for posting these three videos. All are extremely clear and very instructive.
Hi again. Found what to do to find you. When I get to your #3 video and have it look half as good as yours, I will be happy that I accomplished something and can go onfromthere. You are a great teacher.
I met you at Road to California 2020 and purchased thread, needles and a preprint - am looking forward to starting it after Our Quilt Fiesta! 2020 in Tucson!
Donde se pueden conseguir esos quits ,vivo en Argentina, 🇦🇷, y aquí creo que no se consigue...saludos, muy bello el trabajo!!!
I did enjoy it thank you. I want to do this lol
This is amazing!
You mentioned you could use this in a quilt. Would you stitch the entire piece of fabric, and then cut it for your quilt, or do you cut it first, then stitch. I am wondering also for making bags...seems best to cut your piece then stitch.
that is so beautiful - I would like to get some to try it out. Any in your shop?
very amazing
Where to buy Tread, sashiko material in general?
Ready materials are not art..sorry🙄😔