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Breathe new life into an old jacket with Sashiko Embroidery
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ส.ค. 2024
- Learn how to breathe new life into an old, thrifted jacket by transforming it with some applique and embroidery.
In this tutorial I'll show you how I'm adding hitomezashi patterns to create a unique and personalised piece of clothing.
This is Part 1 of my practicing these techniques. Whether you are a beginner at sashiko, like me, or a more experienced sashiko stitcher, hopefully you'll find inspiration to help your unleash your own creativity. Then you'll be able to look at old or thrifted clothes with an eye to transforming them too!
Here are links to the places I found helpful
/ @sashikostory
/ @thegreenwrapper
/ sashiko_art_chile
I have a ko-fi page if you feel you would like to help support me and this channel.
ko-fi.com/mari...
My shop is here
marionsworld24...
Timestamps
00:00 Intro
00:41 Starting
20:58 Sleeve Frill
24:10 Back to the Sashiko
38:13 Finish So Far and Outro
#handembroidery #embroiderytutorial #sashiko #thriftflip #upcycle
Beautiful work for a “beginner”. And who among us would “laugh” at you, Marion. You’re such an inspiration. Thank you.
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I thrifted a jacket very much like yours but haven't worn it because, yes, it is boring. The sky is the limit now! You always give me the courage to try new things. I absolutely love your attitude and the grace you give yourself. You already look like an expert to me. Thank you.
I'm far from it but thank you. I hesitated before doing the video because there are so many amazing sashiko stitchers out there already.
Then I thought it would be nice to see that everyone can learn new things... Learning and practicing shouldn't stop as we get older 👍
You’ve taken a beautiful tradition and made it your own. This is a beautiful video Marion. ❤
Thanks Jillian 💐
Such a joy spending time with you. Thank you for sharing your talents. ❤❤
Absolutely amazing, thank you.
Marion, you absolutely amaze me every week but this is the piece de resistance! This jacket was the perfect ground for sashiko embroidery and I so appreciate your incredible instructions on executing hitomezashi patterns. It takes incredible patience to execute such a project but well worth it. I am blown away by the beauty and brain-teasing complexity of these designs. Japanese culture is so rich and it would take a lifetime to scratch the surface. Thank you for this piece of beauty.
I appreciate your message Ann. I don't know why I've waited so long before doing a decent project with sashiko. I've dabbled with small stuff...but like with the kawandi, the bigger you can go, the more beautiful it can be, especially at first. It's given me the joy to say I like it enough to practice more.. and the long rows help too I think.
Loved seeing the patterns emerge as you stitched, fascinating and your cuffs are so pretty. Marion, your enthusiasm makes me smile, the joy of learning something new ♥
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You've done a wonderful job! It's beautiful! Thank you for sharing.
I’ve really enjoyed watching you sewing And listening to you Marion. I love how you are kind yourself and at the same time giving inspiration and confidence to other beginners. Your Shiisiko is beautiful so I hope you’re very proud of yourself. As always, thank you for sharing ❤
Thanks so much Susan. I really appreciate it.. The sashiko really got me hooked on it 😊🪡🧵
Lovely work!! Thank you.
Perfect just what I’m looking for😂
Magical Marion
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I have been procrastinating...watching video after video...I am in awe of the beauty and yet simplicity..❤
You'll just have to start somewhere Pam...🧵🪡
I am obsessed also Marion...it's magical to see stitches become a beautiful pattern❤ The lavender 💜 showed up beautifully on the grid. YOUR JACKET IS STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL
I must confess to being very happy with how it's coming along.. I'm getting it all along a bit further before I post another video on it..👍🪡🧵
I’d be proud to have a sampler as accomplished as that. And that is my goal. I’m just in the early stages of “getting my eye in”. But I’ve already fallen in love with both the needles and the thread. Glorious to work with. Thank you for the time you’ve taken to create this video.
You're welcome Shelley. I'm just wondering what's taken me so long to begin with it!
Wow! So pretty! TFS!
Thank you, Marion, for this very easy to follow tutorial. I've been interested in trying sashiko, but haven't found the needles in store, yet. Thank you for making it look so easy ❤😂❤
I always look forward to your videos. You are so patient ❤
Central California USA is 89°F with 42% humidity and no breeze right now. Expecting 104 this afternoon. I've finished my chores. Will be staying inside and stitching with Marion's World for the rest of the day 😅❤
I had to change into winter clothes and put my heating on...13° and raining again 🌧️😥
Interesting to watch and listen to your thoughts as you stitched on this jacket
I like the sound of the thread passing through the fabric.
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Your jacket looks absolutely gorgeous, Marion. Sashiko is like magic. Out of the grid appears a beautiful pattern. I am definitely going to give it a try!!
See you next Wednesday!
Best wishes, Karin ❤️
Thanks Karin
Just amazing, Marion. ❤️💕❤️
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Marion, as always, you are just amazing! How beautiful is this? Wow!!!🥰
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That is so beautiful! I recently started to try that out as well. Ways to go, of course but it is so satisfying.
Your jacket turned out so beautiful! 🌺
What fascinates me so much is, that each and every step "in-between" is already looking like a beautiful pattern. All together ist simply amazing?
It is definitely... That weaving one was lovely at every stage. There's another similar one that once woven...makes circles!
You are an inspiration!!!!!!
Such a difference a few stitches can make, it’s wonderful Marion.
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Sashiko embroidery is so calming to watch. The jacket is looking absolutely beautiful xx
I also like seeing little mistakes in handmade things. I think its like a finger print ♡
That's a lovely way to think about it... Perfection can be overrated and actually stop people from trying to create anything. Embrace it all... that's my philosophy ☺️🪡🧵
Your ability to transform a garment with a new to you technique is really quite remarkable. You and your talent are a treasure 🥰
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Brilliant idea about the sleeves beautiful work!!!!💫🧡💛
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This style of stitching is so beautiful. Thank you for such an inspiring project!
You have so many beautiful ideas, Marion. I really love the result of this. Beautiful 🌷
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You do some very amazing work❤😊
love it Marion very inspirational, Huge hugs x
Amazing stitching Marion. Your enthusiasm is inspiring, thank you x
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Thank you Marion for your video and all I can say is wow. This is a one off and stunning. You can say when you wear it that it is a designer piece. Subtle and yet makes a statement. You say you are a beginner but it does not look that way. The compliments and questions about this stitching that you will get will amaze you. You are wearing a work of art.
I'm eager to carry on and finish it.. There's always something else to try out... The sashiko has been a revelation!
Beautiful! Beautiful!
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Absolutely stunning Marion, amazing work for a beginner ❤
Thank you 💐
Beautiful! I’ve had a little play before with old jeans, but you’ve given me a new incentive to have another go, but with proper Sashiko thread and a good drawn out grid. Thank you. Now to watch the follow on video ☺️
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Stunning! Just stunning! I see denim jackets thrift stores. Now I know what to do with them to take them from plain to beautiful.
I've worn this outside already... even though I've not finished it yet 😂
Your jacket will look fantastic. I love doing Sashiko stitching, you have given me a wonderful idea to find a jacket and do the same. Thank you for inspiring me to do more with Sashiko. You inspire me with every video you make thank you thank you. Keep well
Thanks Sandra 🧵🪡👍
Hi Marion, Your Sashiko designs are amazing! Your jacket is beautiful! Such inspiration! I absolutely enjoy Sashiko and never thought to do this! Thank You for sharing. Looking forward to seeing your crochet too.
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I think this looks lovely. And learning something new is always admirable. I think that each project we stitch, we learn something from. It is so much fun. ❤
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Wow Marion your thrift jacket looks great 👍
Another technique on my list of things to learn. Thank you 🙏
There's so much...😅
Fantastic job! Looks really lovely on you as well ❤ great inspiration for us!
Well done, sashiko is very addicted. l get a rush of excitement watching the grid emerge, love it on the denim, hope to see more. It has rained so much here in Australia I'm growing duck feet, love watching
I'm happy to say I've had two days of sunshine ☺️🌞
Your stitches are so beautiful, practice makes perfect. It’s so nice that you are willing to try different techniques. Lovely work.thanks for sharing. 🪡🧵♥️
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You are a beginner of Sashiko? It is clear that you are very accomplished and an expert already. Quite lovely, great design balance, wonderfully executed. Inspirational. 🦋💖
I hadn't even heard of the hitomezashi patterns till I was looking for my inspiration...
Thank you for the links
You turned a boring jacket into a work of art Marion. Beautiful!
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Wow amazing. ❤
Wow this is amazing! First time I heard about Sashiko. The jacket looks absolutely lovely Marion. I particularly love your idea of doing the “sampling” in angles and the patch of fabric. Genius!
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Wow just wow. Beautiful Marion.😊
Thanks Bethan 👍
Wow, wow, wow!!!
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Gorgeous!
❤...great work....
Doesn't look like beginners to me! Another wonderful idea x
That's kind of you to say..thank you 💐
Love all the things you do and you are funny with your sound affects!! Lovely stitching. 😊
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Wow, 21thousand subscribers !!! Congrats, you deserve it.
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Well you did it again..beautiful!
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I so enjoyed your video love what you have done to your thrifted jacket I especially like the fabric pieces you have added in along with the sashiko stitching, you are turning a dull item into something beautiful to wear. It is so rewarding making something you are happy to alter and wear that you have bought from a thrift shop. Thank you for sharing.
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Marion, your jacket is just stunning. this is on my list to do , but I am just in awe of your talent. Beautiful.
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Awesome I have recently started Sashiko Embroidery myself. I am still struggling to have even stitching but I am having fun doing it. I use cloths that would have been tossed in the past to practice on. with how the economy is going I want to upcycle everything I can. trying not to waste something that could be repurposed. I have also started darning socks to make them last longer. recycled an old sweater no one wanted into sock mending yarn. works great.
I think reusing and repurposing gets a bit forgotten about sometimes. But there's all sorts that can be done especially with old fabric and woollens 👍
It came out so cool! Isn't it astounding what a bit of string can do? 😍
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Love the purple thread in it.
I like it a lot... it's quite subtle though ..
Your jacket is beautiful and I agree with Nancy, "who among us would laugh at you!!"
You inspire in so many ways. Thank you for sharing your amazing talents with us. I look forward to your videos as I always feel like I have learned something new, even if it is something beyond what I know I could do. Your parrot is fantastic. I have done Sashiko embroidery in the past but you have sparked my interest again. I will be shopping for a jacket soon!!
Well I just imagined all the seasoned sashiko stitchers saying " What on earth is she doing... that's not how it's done!"😂
Wow! What great results! Before this I hadn’t understood the interest in Sashiko embroidery, but now i see how lovely and attainable it is. Your jacket looks really nice.
Thanks Kathy
On the look out for charity shop jacket now! Thank you , loved seeing you do this and transform the garment.
There'll be another video to show how I finish it... The extra thread just arrived today!
Beautiful!
for the first time it looks professional and just beautiful ! I guess it takes patience also. Great job for a first try!!
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Beautiful work and love the stitching!💕
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Hi Marion, the Sashiko has come out so well! It’s quite magical the way the pattern appeared. I’m pretty certain that I went to the same fabric shop in Japan. I’m in Scotland now so can’t check, but I bought 2 pieces of fabric with a similar brown label. Yours are beautiful! I wish now that I’d bought more, but my husband and son were waiting outside, getting bored, so I made my choice quickly. Thank you for your abundance of ideas!❤
Naomi said she could have spent ages in there because it was all so lovely. ☺️
Wow ! Your jacket looks great 👍. You made it look so easy that I'm going to give it a try. Thanks Marion x
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How very beautiful! I bought a jacket exactly like this one in Taos, New Mexico in 1995. I’ve hardly ever worn it because it really is boring. Your idea of sashiko is brilliant! Now your jacket shines! Thank you for the great tutorial. You’ve given me the confidence that I can do this. ❤️❤️❤️
Hurrah for another jacket transformation ☺️
Lovely work 🤩
I can't believe how absolutely on point your video is this week 😂😂😂...I've been turning thrifted and recycled cloth into foot mops and "jammerlappies" ( if anyone else here is from SA they will know exactly what that is, and anyone who speaks flemish or Dutch may guess!) And that led me to zokin which led me to sashiko and here I am being inspired by your jacket to go further than stacked running stitches! (This morning I made a palm thimble out of old denim bits because I can't find any such thing in South Africa.) Thank you so much for being so inspiring and letting us into your world ❤. Ps I can't wait for the crochet video 🎉, I am in need of kick in the pants where my crochet is concerned, I've lost my crojo of late. Sending a big internet hug along with my gratitude and thanks!
It took me a minute or two to find out what a jammer lappie is. 😅
Brilliant that you're making your own out of old cloth and stitching on them too.
Does it count that towels have a hierarchy in my house? When they get too old to be towels they get cut up for tea towels. After that they go down the scale and become dusters. After that there are two paths 😅
They can become paint cloths or hearth cloths. The hearth cloths end up on the fire 🔥
I'll have to add jammer lappie into the line of descent now!☺️
Hi Marion! You are so inspiring. I am making a blue jean crossbody, sashiko bag. The jean fabric is beautiful with sashiko.💜⛟💜⛟💜
It's like they were meant for each other ☺️
Gorgeous! 😊
Fantastic, Marion! Always wanted to give this a go. Must go looking for a denim jacket!
👍 any plain dark jacket or dress will work...
Well done! I have watch the Green Wrapper too. Thank you!
It's a very inspiring channel ☺️
One word … WOW …
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When we keep the technique exactly the same it creates a uniform look, even if some stitches are shorter or slightly misplaced. I learnt this in wire work jewellery making. The pieces looked as though they belonged together because each was made with the same technique - just as you did here. The fact that your grid was out a little here and there did not spoil the look. It is cohesive and looks FANTASTIC - yes, I am shouting there as it is so good to look at.
Wonderful to have the opportunity to watch and see it build up - each new step adding more beauty. Well Done.
Thank you so much Eileen... I had originally planned a flower motif for the back. But all changed when I discovered those grid patterns... I was instantly hooked by them 🪡🧵😊
Wow! Marian. This is wonderful. I was looking for ideas for a denim jacket. You’re brilliant.
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Marion your jacket is wonderful❣️ I love it😊. Sashiko has seemed unfathomable to me but now I think I have a chance of achieving🤔😁 I especially like the first pattern you stitched and you are right it is amazing that those three patterns came from the one grid layout. Very well done, thankyou so much. 🦋🌻
The first pattern seemed to me to be the easiest to start with. Because on each line of stitching it was just over 1, under 1. No counting...
That must have taken quite a while to do…, Such a different look to your denim jacket now!! Thank You for the way you patiently explain every tutorial. I always learn so much!
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Beautiful work Marion :) I would love to have a go at this to.
Oh this is beautiful, it is going to be such a lovely unique jacket 😊
I hope so.. I've sent off for more thread already 🧵☺️
Wow, this now looks so beautiful. I loved all the stitches you demonstrated. I think I will have to take the plunge and try this in the near future. Beautiful work, Marion.❤
I'd recommend it ...👍🪡🧵
Awesome work 😍
I am visiting family in Maine, USA, and it is 87 degrees F and sunny. A bit warm for this far north. Most evenings it does rain and even though the sun is shining it is humid. But there's something cozy about a rainy day that I like. I can remember as a child I liked it when it rained when I was in school. Somehow the class room seemed brighter with the over head lights. Your stitching, as usual is very pretty and well done. It's one thing I have not tried.😊
I know the sort of rain you mean... Lovely being inside and watching it...
However we've had endless cold and rainy weather these last few weeks...and it's supposed to be summer 🌞
Your sashiko is lovely! I've wanted to get started on a few pieces I have. I'm sure mine won't be as pretty as yours. Just beautiful!!
You won't know until you try... I'm sure it will look wonderful 👍
What an amazing achievement for a beginner of the Japanese stitches. Your jacket looks wonderful. Thankyou for showing and sharing.
Thank you so much...more practising to do...☺️
Gorgeous xx
This is great!
I too have been pursued sashiko knowledge and experience, but my practice has yielded rather pitiful results. Once again you inspire me to try again. Thank you, yet again.
I wonder if you stitched something small? To me.. I think it's better to practice something on a larger size. It gives you a real chance to see what it's like.
On this I'm getting good, long stitching lines so I can try to get into the rhythm of the action. It's just like when people try making tiny Kawandi. You just can't appreciate how gorgeous they are when it's just a placemat size...
That was an absolute joy to watch! 👏🏻😍👏🏻x
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Your sashiko embroidered jacket is gorgeous…each design lovely. I especially like the sleeve decoration. Thank you for inspiring me 💖💖💖
Thanks Deb. From just being a practice piece I think it will end up holding its own as an embroidered jacket in the end ☺️
So enjoyed this. You truly are a very special lady. Blessings
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That’s absolutely gorgeous! I ❤ wearable art.
Yes, I shop thrift stores all the time. I’ll buy fabric. I buy items to wear, to cut and use as quilt fabric, and occasionally even to reconstruct into some other garment.
Brilliant! It's the thrill of finding something and realising you have the spark of an idea...☺️🪡🧵
wonderful Marion ! x
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Your denim jacket is fantastic! It's so fun to see your excitement and how pleased you are with your results... Rightfully so!
I really haven't done it before and I was so excited to see the patterns emerging from simply stitching on a grid!
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Love it. 🥰 making something quite simple unique to you. ❤️
Thanks. I don't think I'll ever turn up in the same outfit as someone else...😂