Kogin 97 Card Holder Crimson

Beginner to intermediate

Kogin embroidery was created by farmers in the Tsugaru region during the Edo period.
"Yarn-dyed cotton" was also produced in a weaving shop in Mitsuke City, Niigata Prefecture during the Edo period.
The second installment of the Kogin series: "The Handicrafts Made by Two Skills"

The card holder can hold point cards and business cards.

<Finished dimensions>
Approximately 7cm long x 11cm wide
<Kit Contents>
Kogin thread-dyed (100% cotton)
Olympus No. 3500 Linen Cloth (100% linen)
Yarn-dyed cotton (OL100) (100% cotton)
Magnetic button Kogin needle color pattern with instructions
<Number of stitches>
20 counts/1 inch, approx. 80 stitches/10cm
<Notes>
*One-sided design