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Stitching Sashiko: Visual Guide to Decorative Japanese Embroidery & Mending with 40+ Stitch Patterns
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Stitching Sashiko: Visual Guide to Decorative Japanese Embroidery & Mending with 40+ Stitch Patterns

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Jul 2025
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Portable inspiration for sashiko stitching on the go

Explore the artistry of sashiko, where each stitch tells a story of tradition and creativity. Originally used for mending and reinforcing garments, sashiko has evolved into a decorative stitching style cherished worldwide.

Shannon Leigh Roudhán and Jason Bowlsby guide you with step-by-step instructions and vivid photos, covering basic techniques and 40+ sashiko stitch patterns. Explore hitomezashi and moyouzashi to enhance your sashiko skills with their expert tips and favorite tools.

  • Explore 40+ beautiful sashiko stitches
  • Visual guide to supplies, preparation steps, and learning the stitching process with step-by-step photographs, catering to stitchers of all skill level
  • Embrace the art of mindful mending and create something beautiful out of something practical

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PublishedJul 29, 2025
ISBN-10164403638X
ISBN-139781644036389
LanguageEnglish

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