What will I learn?
In this class you will how to mark up and stitch Moyozashi Sashiko embroidery patterns.
This class focuses on Moyozashi Sashiko (pattern sashiko) where the patterns change direction to make a larger one. They are characterised by a series of dashed line running stitches of even size where the stitches never touch each other.
Content:– How to mark up Moyozashi sashiko embroidery patterns using a variety of different techniques– How to use and keep Japanese sashiko thread without it getting tangled– How to tie the quilters knot – How to tie an end knot that sits very close to where the thread leaves the fabric on the back– How to stitch neatly in the style of Sashiko– The rules of Moyozashi sashiko for intersecting lines, ‘T’ junctions and corners– NOTE: 5 different Sashiko patterns are included with the class.
Who is this class for?: Beginner / looking for an introduction to Sashiko embroidery
Duration: 2 hours
Location: This class is an Online course run using Zoom. You will need a device that can access the internet with a camera and microphone to take this class.
What do I need to provide myself?
- Pre-washed calico, cotton or linen fabric
- A Sashiko or embroidery needle
- Sashiko or embroidery thread
- Small pair of sharp scissors
- A ruler (ideally a quilting ruler)
- A sheet of fine sandpaper
- A circle template (the lid of a vitamin pills bottle is ideal)
- An erasable fabric marker pen
- Masking tape
- Something to draw your large circle with (I use a side plate).
- Optional - If you have a cutting mat, that is very helpful for marking up although it is fine to draw up the patterns without one
- Optional - Some people like to use a thimble and/or a needle threader when sewing. Please have these handy if you have them and like to use them
A kit is available to purchase if you wish:
https://www.romordesigns.com/shop/moyozashi-sashiko-project-kit
