Description

The Online Hitomezashi Sashiko workshop by Romor Designs is a live, two-hour introductory embroidery class conducted via Zoom. Participants learn how to mark up and stitch one-stitch Japanese sashiko patterns on a grid, tie quilter's and end knots, and follow traditional stitching rules. The workshop includes three patterns—Jujizashi, Kakinohanazashi, and Waves—and accommodates beginners using household sewing materials or an optional pre-ordered materials kit.

Best for

Beginners, Textile craft enthusiasts and Learning Japanese one-stitch sashiko embroidery online

Description

Sashiko Cotton Fabric Yardage by Orimono is a medium-weight 100% cotton fabric sold by the quarter yard for Japanese functional embroidery projects. Measuring 45 inches in width, it features traditional Japanese patterns such as Asanoha, Seigaiha, and Shippou printed in washable ink on navy or white backgrounds. Once stitching is complete, machine washing removes the ink, making this fabric suitable for cushions, curtains, bags, patches, and beginner embroidery crafts.

Best for

Beginners, Embroidery crafters, Sashiko stitching and Making cushions, curtains, bags, and patches

Description

Sashiko Australia is an Australian textile craft studio and supplier located in Archerfield, Brisbane, Queensland. Specializing in traditional Japanese sashiko and boro stitching, the business provides craft classes, hands-on workshops, wholesale sashiko designs, and social sit-and-stitch sessions. It regularly hosts educational sessions with prominent sashiko artists and educators such as Atsushi Futatsuya and Sue Howie, along with themed craft travel experiences departing from Queensland.

Best for

Textile craft enthusiasts, Japanese embroidery hobbyists, Learning traditional Japanese sashiko techniques and Attending in-person stitching workshops and social craft events in Brisbane