SK-378 Coaster of Kugurizashi

Beginner to intermediate

Stab and go through. The fun sashiko technique "Kuguri-zashi"
The three-dimensional effect of overlapping threads and fun color combinations

"Kuguri-zashi" is a technique in which a pattern is created by passing the thread through the hole of the needle over the base sashiko section.
By changing the direction you go through it, various patterns will emerge, and you will feel the joy of creation.
Another feature of this stitching is that the thread does not show through to the lining.

There is a page that explains the basic stitching method of the understitching technique in an easy-to-understand video using this kit. → Here

<Finished dimensions>
Approximately 10cm long x 10cm wide
<Kit Contents>
●Sashiko thread ●Sashiko needle ●Bleached cotton (white)
●Instructions（Japanese）
<Notes>
The design is printed on the fabric, not pre-sewn.
The stab stitch is printed only on the stab area.
After that, the customer completes the technique by threading the cloth and thread themselves.