Azumino-Momen Hand Dyed Cotton Fabric, Dark Indigo Blue graphing fabric for sashiko This pattern belongs to a

This pattern belongs to a style of sashiko stitching called Kugurizashi (weaving under stitches)

3 will get you 30"

shake and hang

Shippo-tsunagi (Linked Flowers)

Instructions are in Japanese but with good diagrams Tip: Use Google translate to help

Azumino-Momen Hand Dyed Cotton Fabric, Dark Indigo Blue graphing fabric for sashiko This pattern belongs to aThis 100% cotton fabric is perfect for sashiko, embroidery, visible mending, clothing, soft home furnishings, bags, and throws. This fabric is woven, then hand dyed in small batches in the Azumino district of Japan. 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, and does not wash out in future washing. This added texture lends depth to your stitching but