Handmade Sashiko pincushion with small scrap fabric! Japanese Otedama-style sewing project скачать в хорошем качестве

Handmade Sashiko pincushion with small scrap fabric! Japanese Otedama-style sewing project

Thank you for watching! There are a few different ways to sew an otedama. I showed the way I learned first. If you are making an actual otedama, put about 40g of Azuki beans or rice instead. The size of the fabric pieces in the video was 9cmx4.5cm We often use two pairs of fabric in contrast colours. There are many games you can play with otedama. The video link for the Sashiko pattern(Dantsunagi) is here. DIY mini coaster making Part2    • DIY mini Sashiko coaster making Part2 - ea...   For the Sashiko pattern, I drew a grid of 5mm squares (you can draw a grid with 1/4in as well) with a heat-erasable pen on the right side of the fabric and removed it with an iron when I finished stitching Sashiko. The video I dyed the fabric with onion skins is here. Natural dyeing with onion skins    • Natural dyeing with onion skins - Reusing ...   00:00 Introduction 00:49 Preparation 01:40 Stitching Sashiko 03:42 Sewing otedama 14:18 Reveal time