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A simple slow stitching project for a quiet afternoon

Thank you for watching! I learned this idea of reusing and repurposing old items and materials by adding some stitches from my mum (she still enjoys it too!). In Japan, fabric and thread used to be precious, so people tried to keep using them as long as possible before throwing them away. I was also taught not to throw away any fabrics which are larger than the size of a stamp! I think that's why I always try to find the ways to use scrap fabrics and thread. I also incorporated the idea of Kusakizome (Japanese natural plant dyeing) in the process to reuse food scraps. I found it really resonates with the book Slow Stitch by Claire Wellesley-Smith. If you're interested in slow stitching, I'd recommend reading the book! It would be really helpful if you could support this channel by watching and liking videos, and subscribing! Also, I have a Patreon page where you can support this channel as a member and receive some benefits including Sashiko patterns and blog posts! My patreon page:   / thegreenwrapper   Here are some of my slow stitching projects from past. Slow stitch with me - I stitched with thrifted thread    • Slow stitch with me - I stitched with thri...   Slow stitching with mini stitch squres    • Slow stitching with mini stitch squares - ...   Stitching a geometric pattern with slow stitching    • Your next slow stitching project? Stitchin...   Natural dyeing with onion skins    • Natural dyeing with onion skins - Reusing ...   00:00 Introduction 01:08 Materials 03:02 Slow stitching project 04:18 Stitching 08:57 Reveal time