Japanese embroidery for beginners -Preparation- / Embroidery design / Let's embroider together !

I made a video for those who want to start Japanese embroidery.
This is the first part. I will introduce the necessary tools and preparation.
00:00 Opening
01:44 Tools and materials to prepare
10:08 Preparing the embroidery frame
10:35 Cutting the fabric and preventing fraying
12:57 Sketch
14:41 Fabric setting
23:18 Ending
[Free download of design]
note.com/shizusa_s_e/n/n9855f...
[List of tools and materials]
・Embroidery needle
·Embroidery thread
・Kotebari (thick needle)
・Thread cutting scissors
・Thick thread and needle for setting the fabric
・Chaco paper
・Starch glue
・Iron cloth
·iron
・Embroidery frame
·cloth
・Cloth cutting scissors
·ruler
・Fraying tape
・Design
·Masking tape
·pen
・Weight
・Uma (2 stands of the same height)
[Purchase link]
・Echizenya (embroidery needles, embroidery thread)
　www.echizen-ya.net/product-li...
*When I inquired, I was told that it is possible to purchase from overseas by pre-registering for an overseas shipping agency service. → www.tenso.com/jp
　
・Misuya bari (embroidery needle, Kotebari)
　misuyabari.com/
・Tukurutanoshimi (handicraft supplies such as hand sewing thread and needles)
　item.rakuten.co.jp/tukurutano...
・Yumegazai (canvas wooden frame)
　www.yumegazai.com/Product/cs-...
[Information about one-day trial class]
Kyonui Suishita, where I work, holds embroidery classes.
For those who wish to take a one-day trial course, we also lend out tools, so if you'd like to try it out at least once! Recommended for those who want to get started, or those who want to get started with a demonstration that makes it easier to understand.
💁‍♀️　www.h-sugishita.jp/lesson.html
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＝ Shizusa silk embroidery ＝
When I started working as a Japanese embroidery craftsman,
I had the opportunity to see a practice cloth embroidered by an old craftsman.
I remember that the detailed and careful embroidery was so beautiful that I couldn't believe it was practice.
After that, I also made embroidery practice a routine.
The design is based on "Japanese designs and pictures that have been loved for a long time".
I would be happy if everyone could sympathize with the cuteness of the designs and the excitement of crafts!
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[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

道具を１つも持っていない方でもなるべく気軽に挑戦できるように、代用できる道具を考えながら動画を作りました🎥
本格的に日本刺繍を始めたい方は、教室に通われるのがおすすめです。
教室が遠くて通えない方や、気軽に楽しみたい方向けの動画です😀少しでも皆さまの参考になれば嬉しいです。
わかりにくい部分があればご質問ください。

[@poppiesbloom001]

Shizusa thank you for recommending a cheaper frame - I want to practice new techniques on habutae but japanese frames cost $100 or more now in Canada so I only have 2. I wasn’t sure about what to do about the salvage end of the fabric. The materials are so expensive here so experimenting is hard. Japanese embroidery Center only teaches traditional ways (no short cuts) but this is more accessible to young/new embroiderers. Thank you as always for the work you out into videos and researching for this!

[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

I'm happy to be of help.😄
I hope more people will try Japanese embroidery.

[@user-qc6th8td6g]

家の祖母が88歳まで刺繍してたのを思い出しました。
加賀友禅の着物と帯の刺繍職人で材料見てると懐かしい。
祖母は糸を整えるために爪を櫛形にしてたのも思い出しました。
根気のいるお仕事ですが頑張って下さい。

[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

８８歳まで刺繍されていたのですね！憧れます☺️
綴れの職人さんが爪を櫛形にされているのは聞いたことがありましたが、刺繍の職人さんで爪を使われるのは初めて知りました！勉強になります。
お祖母様のようにずーっとお仕事として続けられるように頑張りたいです。素敵なコメントをありがとうございます🍀

[@miromarin1482]

静彩さん、こんなに詳しく丁寧に考えて下さってありがとうございます！
刺繍枠、どうしよう？と思っていたものの、知恵がなく…。
なるほど😮です。
早速、お道具を揃える準備をしています。
日本刺繍をずっとやってみたかったのでとても楽しみです。
次回もよろしくお願いいたします🙏

[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

お役に立ててよかったです！
やってみてわからないことなどあればお気軽にご質問ください😊

[@user-ec8bw4fx6q]

道具の紹介ありがとうございます〜✨
前に日本刺繍枠の値段を見てびっくりしたので代用品を紹介してくれるのは有難かったです🫶🏻
最初は西洋刺繍針やクロスステッチで使った丸枠でも日本刺繍はできるのかオロオロしながら検索してました（笑）
職人さんがこうして代用品を紹介してくれると初心者でも安心して家で作業できるなと思いました❤

[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

ありがとうございます！
日本刺繍枠はしっかり張れるので一番オススメではあるのですが… 気軽には始められないですよね😣 枠はどうしたらいいのか、一番悩んだのでそう言っていただけてわたしも安心しました☺️
お家での刺繍時間を楽しむお手伝いになれていたらうれしいです。

[@hayayoshi7884]

わかりやすくて、詳しく説明して頂き　ありがとうございました！

[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

ありがとうございます！そのように言っていただけて安心しました。
わからない部分があれば遠慮なくご質問ください😀

[@vibecheck7241]

Where to buy your threads?

[@shizusa.silkembroidery]

I buy threads at the workshop where I work. I don't sell thread at my workshop, so if you want thread, I've listed the shop in the description section.

[@poppiesbloom001]

You can ecommend those in North America and even Europe to go to Japanese Embroidery Center website for international shopping of Japanese embroidery supplies like thread and needles. They are expensive though but easier than trying to order from Japanese sites if you don’t read Japanese. Thanks for finding the resources in Japanese though! Wish I spoke it - especially as translation is not always accurate for specific words about embroidery.

[@M.Datura]

I've come across a few sites that sell filament silk threads, if you're still looking. Not very big selections in most of the places, but even just an Etsy search for untwisted or flat filament silk has yielded quite a few results.

[@GoddessTara923]

​@@shizusa.silkembroidery loving your videos ❤as for the link for Japanese flat silk thread it won't show the colours available.