Large Sashiko Snowflake Pattern dyed yarn fabric During dying it undergoes a

During dying it undergoes a treatment which leaves it with a permanent distinctive texture which will show up more when it has been washed once

simply thread your sashiko needle with sashiko thread and start stitching

or anything that will benefit from a fabric with a firmer hand

Regular are better for thicker yarns (like rug wool) and 1/4" wool strips for floor rugs

You can simply thread your needle

Large Sashiko Snowflake Pattern dyed yarn fabric During dying it undergoes aThis is a full size paper pattern for a large (33" X 33") sashiko snowflake. It makes a stunning centre for a winter tablecloth or quilt. I stitched it on blue linen cotton here, and surrounded it with smaller snowflakes for a large tablecloth. You will need to transfer the design onto your fabric. I used the featherweight fusible interfacing method, and added alight fabric backing(see how to in my blogs) Alternatively you could use a sewing transfer