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Stitches on the Run

Sashiko is the way to go if you want to put a little magic on your clothes and anything else made of fabric.

  • By Janette Haruguchi
  • Based in Japan
  • Roughly eight posts per year

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Aug 2022 6
Sep 2022 4
Oct 2022 2
Nov 2022 3
Dec 2022 1
Jan 2023 2
Feb 2023 1
Mar 2023 1
Apr 2023 0
May 2023 0
Jun 2023 0
Jul 2023 0
Aug 2023 0
Sep 2023 18
Oct 2023 0
Nov 2023 0
Dec 2023 0
Jan 2024 0
Feb 2024 1
Mar 2024 0
Apr 2024 0
May 2024 1
Jun 2024 2
Jul 2024 0
Aug 2024 0
Sep 2024 1
Oct 2024 1
Nov 2024 2

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Most recent posts

JunAle - Modern Sashiko Fusion
What do you get when you combine modern materials and traditional sewing techniques? One very appealing answer is presented to you by JunAle.About the artistAfter graduating from Ueda College of Fashion, Sugimae Jun, also known …
On , by Janette Haruguchi, 471 words
Sashiko Pattern Jūjitsunagi
The sashiko pattern jūjitsunagi 十字つなぎ means “connected letter ten.”十 jū meaning “ten”, 字 ji meaning letter and つなぎ tsunagi meaning “connection.” This pattern belongs to the moyōsashi family.Meaning of the sashiko pattern jūjitsunagiIn Japanese, the …
On , by Janette Haruguchi, 818 words
Sashiko Pattern Tsuzukiyamagata
Tsuzukiyamagata つづき山形 means “continuing mountain form” in Japanese. It’s called “mountain range pattern” by Daruma which sounds more lyrical than the literal translation.The tsuzukiyamagata pattern is a traditional Japanese pattern. It represents a geometric abstraction …
On , by Janette Haruguchi, 423 words