Thank you for posting this video. I used what I learned to repair two pairs of jeans with holes in the knees. These are demoted to yardwork and dirty chores, but they will now last much longer now the holes are structurally repaired. 😁👍
Thank you so much😊 I agree that it will be so much easier for English speaking viewers if I record with my voice in English. At the moment, my time for making videos is very limited and I realised that I won’t be able to release videos regularly if I record my voice over the edited footages unless I speak in Japanese and without captions. So far, I’ve chosen to make videos in English just with captions. I hope my skills for video making and script writing will improve over time, so that I can record in English eventually🤞 I’m sorry about the inconvenience😅
After cotton became widely available in Japan, it became more common to stitch Sashiko for decorations. So I also enjoy simply stitching patterns just like you😊 I haven’t tried printed fabric yet as I don’t see them here in Australia😅 Thank you for watching❤️
Just put a huge piece inside my sons jeans planning to leave the damaged threads showing thinking may try some geometric shapes came backfor inspiration will use friction pens to mark it out now
hii thank you for the video, was very helpful 🤍🤍 was wondering if theres a way to mend around a hole to keep the style of the jeans? im assuming you'd use the same technique and such but im wondering if theres something i should look out for when mending around the hole, or if theres any additional tips for it?
Hi! Do you mean you want to keep the hole? I’ve done that by attaching a patch inside of the leg. I don’t know if this will help but I’ll put the video link here😊 th-cam.com/video/bj2eZcMWsNo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=By_7vJhkbC3VV4Lh
Thank you❤️ I think the Sashiko style running stitch makes it easier to stitch straight lines. Here’s a video about it⬇️ Investigating a Sashiko-style running stitch! Sashiko stitching for beginners /How to hold a needle th-cam.com/video/10VvGfBeetc/w-d-xo.html It doesn’t need to look perfect though😊 I think the imperfection of stitches gives a character to it too👍🧵🪡
Thank you❤️ Erasable markers are always very tricky. I use different markers depending on the material. I used a white water erasable pen from Adger which I found at a craft supply shop, for the dark patch and a Frixion pen from Pilot for the denim patch. Frixion pens are easy to draw but not made for fabric, so they don’t come off sometimes😅. I also use Clover’s heat erasable white pen but again it doesn’t disappear completely on certain fabric… Here is a video dedicated to erasable markers: Which fabric marker should I use for drawing Sashiko patterns? Sashiko basics series Part 4 th-cam.com/video/d1oI3JW1e7c/w-d-xo.html
Nice video... sashiko is way harder than it looks. I just spent 4 hours on a small patch, and ended up ripping it it all out. You need to provide details about going to the next row and how to have it so that the stitches align or don't align. It's brutal to do without really specific help. Your video is great but it provides no detail about how difficult it really is.
Thank you for your comment. It must’ve been very frustrating for you that you had to rip it after 4 hours of your effort😢 As I started visible mending without any manuals, I also experienced many struggles and issues and had to figure out how to fix them by myself. So I really feel for you. The explanation of how to go to the next row is around at 09:00 of this video. I tried to cover some possible problems based on my experience, but I would love to know about the problem you encountered if the issue is not covered here so that I can make a better video from your feedback.❤️
Fyi for anybody without a steady hand, you can use "plastic canvas" to trace tidy dot grids with a fabric marker.
I haven’t tried it but I’ve been interested in it! I should find one and try it. Thank you so much for sharing useful information😊
Thank you for posting this video. I used what I learned to repair two pairs of jeans with holes in the knees. These are demoted to yardwork and dirty chores, but they will now last much longer now the holes are structurally repaired. 😁👍
That’s fantastic❤️ Thank you for letting me know! It’s really encouraging to know my videos are helpful for someone like you😊❤️🪡🧵
Your camera is amazing, allowing us to see your gorgeous work so up close. Thank you!! Love all your videos ❤️
Thank you so much!!!❤️😊
oh that little trick with the graph paper on the fabric is so clever! i dont think id ever come up with that
Thank you for much😊❤️🪡🧵
I just ordered some sashiko thread and needle!!!! Çan't wait to give it a go!! Thank you for showing us!!
That’s great! How exciting👍 Thank you for watching😊
These were some great tips on what to use and how to do it. Thank you.
Thank you😊 Some of the information is already in other videos but I wanted to put the basic information together for visible mending.
Благодарю Вас за те идеи, которыми Вы делитесь.
Thank you❤️
Thank you for showing us. Very much appreciated.
Thank you❤️
Love watching you sew. It is so neat and gorgeous. Thank you.
Thank you so much❤️
Thank you! I´m just mending a jeans and your tipps were welcome!
That’s great! Thank you😊
This is really pretty. It is like an artwork
Thank you😊
Brilliant concise video . I’d love it if you voiced over so I could stitch and listen at the same time 😊 Thankyou for all your efforts xx
Thank you so much😊 I agree that it will be so much easier for English speaking viewers if I record with my voice in English.
At the moment, my time for making videos is very limited and I realised that I won’t be able to release videos regularly if I record my voice over the edited footages unless I speak in Japanese and without captions.
So far, I’ve chosen to make videos in English just with captions.
I hope my skills for video making and script writing will improve over time, so that I can record in English eventually🤞
I’m sorry about the inconvenience😅
This was awesome!!! Thank you!!! I can't wait to mend my clothes!!!
Thank you❤️😊🪡🧵
Very helpful vid thank you.
I enjoy stitching sashiko printed samplers just for fun really rather than actual mending
After cotton became widely available in Japan, it became more common to stitch Sashiko for decorations. So I also enjoy simply stitching patterns just like you😊
I haven’t tried printed fabric yet as I don’t see them here in Australia😅 Thank you for watching❤️
Wow that is a great way to hide the stitch when tieing it off
Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
Just put a huge piece inside my sons jeans planning to leave the damaged threads showing thinking may try some geometric shapes came backfor inspiration will use friction pens to mark it out now
What a great project! Thank you so much for sharing😊❤️👍💕🪡🧵
hii thank you for the video, was very helpful 🤍🤍
was wondering if theres a way to mend around a hole to keep the style of the jeans? im assuming you'd use the same technique and such but im wondering if theres something i should look out for when mending around the hole, or if theres any additional tips for it?
Hi! Do you mean you want to keep the hole? I’ve done that by attaching a patch inside of the leg.
I don’t know if this will help but I’ll put the video link here😊
th-cam.com/video/bj2eZcMWsNo/w-d-xo.htmlsi=By_7vJhkbC3VV4Lh
I cannot believe how neat your stiches are! Wonderful - did it take you long to get good?
Thank you❤️ I think the Sashiko style running stitch makes it easier to stitch straight lines.
Here’s a video about it⬇️
Investigating a Sashiko-style running stitch! Sashiko stitching for beginners /How to hold a needle
th-cam.com/video/10VvGfBeetc/w-d-xo.html
It doesn’t need to look perfect though😊 I think the imperfection of stitches gives a character to it too👍🧵🪡
What a helpful video, thank you so much. What brand of marker are you using?
Thank you❤️
Erasable markers are always very tricky. I use different markers depending on the material. I used a white water erasable pen from Adger which I found at a craft supply shop, for the dark patch and a Frixion pen from Pilot for the denim patch. Frixion pens are easy to draw but not made for fabric, so they don’t come off sometimes😅. I also use Clover’s heat erasable white pen but again it doesn’t disappear completely on certain fabric…
Here is a video dedicated to erasable markers:
Which fabric marker should I use for drawing Sashiko patterns? Sashiko basics series Part 4
th-cam.com/video/d1oI3JW1e7c/w-d-xo.html
Nice Job Cool 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you😊❤️🪡🧵
こんばんは。楽しみにしてました♪
私はまだ晒やコットンリネン生地にしか刺した事がないので、生活の一部に取り入れるって良いですよね。いやそれが元々の刺し子ですか(^_^;)
前回の半丸つなぎ、刺してみました♪とても楽しかったですし、洋風にも見える綺麗な柄ですよね。
ところでお使いの針はどちらのですか？長いからオリンパスさんですかね。。。
ありがとうございます😊 逆にこちらには晒がないので花ふきんも刺せず、プリント済みのふきんも見かけないので、さまざまな材質に刺してみています😅 刺し子糸も簡単には手に入らないので動画以外では刺繍糸なんかも使っています。
私が参考にしているのは吉田英子さんなどのひと昔前の（でも本当に美しい！）本が主で、現代の新しい刺し子の普及に尽力された方々は生活の中のいろいろなものに刺していらしたので、その影響もあると思います。
針は手に入るものがオリンパスさんとクローバーさんで、あとは刺し子針に似た針をこちらの手芸店で探して刺しています。とにかく道具が思うように手に入らないので、試行錯誤しています…
半丸つなぎ、刺してくださったなんて本当に嬉しいです！
@@thegreenwrapper
@thegreenwrapper
お返事有難うございます。
そうなんですか。。。専用のモノが手に入らないというのも、中々不便ですよね。日本のお知り合いに頼まれたりとか、ネットを利用したりとかは？
日本国内にいる私でも、実は中々実物を手に取って選ぶという事は出来ないので、ネット購入ばかりです。晒も刺し子糸も針も本も(^_^;)
でも、様々なモノに刺してらっしゃるUP主様の動画は、とても刺激になりますし、何より楽しそうです♪自分がしたかった事をやられているので、コッソリ真似したりもしてますし（笑）
道具は合う合わないの個人差もありますしね。。。指ぬきは実は自前Onlyです(^_^;)本革のハギレで作りました。市販のものが合わなくて。針はチューリップさんから出ている広島針細番手を使っています。色々試してコレが1番馴染んだので。
不躾ですが、何かあればお話下さい(^^)参考になるか分かりませんが(^_^;)
あ。失礼を承知でm(_ _)m
ハンネですが、どのような意味なんですか？
作品に取り入れてくださっているなんて嬉しいです。ありがとうございます😊
道具は実家からの小包にちょこちょこ入れてもらうこともあるのですが、「環境のことを考えて」ということもテーマにしているので、環境負荷を考えると毎回海外から取り寄せだと、矛盾してしまうかなと思っていて（送料も毎回数千円以上ですしね）…
それに昔は、極貧の農民などが刺し子をしていたことを考えると、手に入るもので刺すというのが、刺し子の精神に近いのではとも勝手に考えたりしてます。
海外の方を主に対象にしているので、なかなか道具が手に入らない（あるいは高すぎる）という悩みを共有するのも楽しんでいます😊
日本でも手作り指ぬきの方がいたとは！指ぬきは視聴者の方々からすごく相談されますよ。
針はちょうど実家からチューリップの針が届いたところです！刺してみるのが楽しみになりました！
先ほど環境について触れましたが、ハンネは風呂敷を意味しています。greenはエコの意味で、最初は布で正方形の包みを作ったり、ティータオルを使って、繰り返し使えるラッピング方法を紹介していました（周りの方に聞かれることが多かったので、説明するより動画にしてしまいました）。
でも謎のハンネになりつつあるし、チャンネルネームもいずれ変えなきゃですね😅
@@thegreenwrapper
風呂敷だったんですね! お聞きしてなるほどと思いました。確かに‼ 晒同様、日本ならではの知恵の宝庫ですね(^^)絶対そのままが良いですよ。是非そうして下さい♪
自分は若い頃(結構歳重ねてます汗)、雑貨屋で働いていまして、様々なものをラッピングしてきました。なので、風呂敷にも興味はありました。紙と違って何度でも使え、ただ物を包むだけではなく、それに意味も持たせている…って、やはり勉強になるもころが多いです。まさにUP主様そのものではないでしょうか(^^)
お仕事以外のDM機能が廃止されてしまったので、かなりお目汚しなコメントをしてしまっていると思うのですが、コメントしていてご迷惑じゃないですか？ずっと海外の方の動画ばかり観てきたので(日本人のクセに日本国内の方の動画は苦手です汗)、UP主様の動画をオススメで見付けて、とても嬉しく思いました。コミュ障なので、今まで長く一切何も言わずに観るだけだったのですが、前回思わずコメントしてしまいました、凄く素敵だったので(^^)
追≫京都のみやこ針も試したんですが自分には合わず(;_;)、広島針に落ち着きました。布通りが秀逸だと、個人的感想です。
雑貨屋さんで働くのって夢ですよねー。羨ましい。最近ではギフトシーズンにはこちらでも風呂敷風の布の包みを見かけるようになって、関心を持っていただけているようですよ。
刺し子針、いろいろ種類があるんですね、参考になります。日本では（ずーっと前の話ですが）、少し挑戦したくらいだったので、小さな手芸店で見かけた針を買っただけで、どのメーカーさんがいいのか探るに至りませんでした。次回帰国時にいろいろ見てみたいです。
コメントやアドバイス、日本で入手できる道具のお話しとか、いろいろ書いていただいていいですよ。わたしも日本語あまり使うことがない生活なので、やりとりできて本当に嬉しいです！他の方々も何度もコメントしてくださって、いろいろ教えてくださるので、嬉しくてわたしも結構長いコメント返してしまうことが多いですが、すいません。
風変わりな刺し子チャンネルですが、楽しんでいただけるように頑張ります！
Thanks
Thank you so much for your support❤️ I hope you enjoy mending as much as I do😊
Teño que intentalo. Son fermosos.
Thank you😊 Please try it❤️
Nice video... sashiko is way harder than it looks. I just spent 4 hours on a small patch, and ended up ripping it it all out. You need to provide details about going to the next row and how to have it so that the stitches align or don't align. It's brutal to do without really specific help. Your video is great but it provides no detail about how difficult it really is.
Thank you for your comment. It must’ve been very frustrating for you that you had to rip it after 4 hours of your effort😢
As I started visible mending without any manuals, I also experienced many struggles and issues and had to figure out how to fix them by myself. So I really feel for you.
The explanation of how to go to the next row is around at 09:00 of this video.
I tried to cover some possible problems based on my experience, but I would love to know about the problem you encountered if the issue is not covered here so that I can make a better video from your feedback.❤️
👍👏👏👏👏
Thank you❤️😊🪡🧵
You are not dressed well without any cat fur 😉
I must be the best dresser😻😅
@@thegreenwrapper meowwww 🐱