Simply Sashiko. Nihon Vogue
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Название: Simply Sashiko

Автор: Nihon Vogue

Издательство: Ingram

Жанр: Сделай Сам

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isbn: 9781462922093

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СКАЧАТЬ lines creates a striking impression. There are many versions of the Yabane design, and for this one we positioned the

       arrows at an angle.

      Masu-Zashi

      Square Stitches

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 84 & 85

      Example by 24 Kyoko Kamada

      Arrow Feathers

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 86 & 87

      Example by Shizuyo Sashi

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      Wind-blown Grass & Mountain Paths

      Nowaki refers to the strong wind that blows across a field during the fall season. Basically, it’s an autumnal typhoon.

       Yamaji is a pattern that evokes a switchback path up a mountain slope. We selected fabrics and threads in subdued

       hues for both projects.

      Nowaki

      Pampas Grass

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 88 & 89

      Example by Reiko Ishii

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 90 & 91

      Example by Setsuko Kobayashi

      Mountain Path

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      Gathered Flowers & Leaves

      The morning glory seems to bloom in a multitude of colors when stitched with variegated thread.

       Hemp leaf tends to grow straight and was a motif often used for baby clothes. The Karahana-Kikkō

       design features a collection of hexagons in the middle of each flower motif.

      Flower Tortoiseshell

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 96 & 97

      Example by Kyoko Kamata

      Asagao

      Morning Glory

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 92 & 93

      Example by Hisayo Hirano

      Hemp Leaf

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 94 & 95

      Example by Kyoko Kamata

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      Geometric & Latticed Flowers

      At each lattice intersection for Hana-Gōshi, stitches form small flowers. Kamon is a worthy project

       to take on when you’ve become accustomed to sashiko stitching and are looking for a challenge.

      Geometric Flower

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 100 & 101

      Example by Hiromi Sekido

      Hana-Gōshi

      Latticed Flower

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 98 & 99

      Example by Hiroko Ogoshi

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      Stepping Up to Dense Hitomezashi Patterns

      Hitomezashi is a stitching technique that simply follows the guideline grid comprising ¼” (0.5 cm) squares.

       As you accumulate vertical and horizontal stitches, the pattern emerges. The instructions for

       Dan-Tsunagi on pages 102‒103 details the Hitomezashi basics.

      Dan-Tsunagi

      Hitomezashi Linked Steps

      How to stitch—pages 102 & 103 Actual size template—page 104

      Persimmon Flower

      How to stitch・Actual size

       template—pages 106 & 107

      All examples on this page by Hiromi Sekido

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