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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 one post per month

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Jan 2023 2
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May 2023 0
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Jul 2023 0
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Oct 2023 0
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Dec 2023 0
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Feb 2024 1
Mar 2024 0
Apr 2024 0
May 2024 1
Jun 2024 2
Jul 2024 0

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Most recent posts

Recommended tools for drawing your own sashiko patterns
I've been using these kind of tools for more than 10 years and I love them. Lots. But if you don't want to invest into sashiko supplies yet, you really don't have to. When people …
On , by Janette Haruguchi, 320 words
Misuyabari - Needles deluxe
Misuyabari – 400 years of needle-making experienceMisuyabari みすや針 is a family-run needle business. The name means "Misuya needles," but by itself, the part 針 is pronounced "hari," not "bari." Misuyabari has been known for making …
On , by Janette Haruguchi, 540 words
The Magic behind Semamori Stitching
What does “semamori” mean?Semamori 背守り literally means “back protection,” but it has a way softer ring to it in Japanese. Let me explain.Omamori お守り are tiny protective charms that can be bought at shrines all …
On , by Janette Haruguchi, 1,150 words