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Another great project. The way you switch threads is not the way I have been doing it but it will be now because I like like it way better. It’s similar to how I do it in cross stitch.

This reminds me of Kantha embroidery work in India! I have beautiful scarf and silk saree with this work on!

Thank you for your help.

It is just wonderful.

How lovely.

Loved this video. What a wonderful way to practice your stitches and re-purpose cloth into useful items.

I have always been intrigued by this but never knew how to create the look. Thank you so much for this! I'm off to find my ragged up dish towels and my embroidery floss ❤❤❤❤ I'll be back to watch more of your videos. I am a new subscriber!

You have the most relax method of teaching and I enjoy watching you so much. Thank you for also adding the english text, not many do and I really appreciate it. You make it all seem so simple.🧡🧡

Very useful and fun❤

Thank you for this, you are awesome 🏵️

It's amazing. Love from Sri Lanka.

Oh wow, the options are endless

How much fun 🎉

Very interesting, thank you for testing and posting!!!

What this the thing in the palm of your hand to push the needle?

I'd never heard of these until just now. Thank you so much for sharing this. This is fantastic!

Make a wonderful present.

As always beautiful work

Me encanta tu vídeo, es un gran aporte para mi

Grazie

Beautiful!<

I love this!!!!! What a beautiful project!

What needles do u use, and how do you stay so straight?

Thank you, thank you. This was really helpful as I have been struggling with finding the right marker. You are always so thorough in your experiments!

I found that a small sliver of soap is acceptable for marking plus completely washable. A great use of that Itty bitty piece that usually gets tossed away. Thanks for all your research.

Thank you for the comparison! I've tried heat markers and my biggest complaint was that the ink stays in the fabric and just turns "clear" - the colour will come back if you go out in the winter time, or if you ship the fabrics in a non-temperature-controlled shipping (you can test it by putting the fabric in the freezer; the colour comes back and you have to iron again!). It's good to know that the marks will wash out before ironing! (I tried to wash out after ironing and the package is correct, the iron sets the ink so it's very hard to get it out after that...)

It matters not, if they're not straight, equally spaced as it's all in the process. Just to sit and stitch is so cathartic. I hope you're enjoying your skill. Nice bag!! 🛍️👛👜🛍️ Bless...

Very helpful - thank you!

Thank you so much for testing all of these and being honest with the results

I MADE IT!!! How can I show you?

This video was super helpful! I like to use the heat erasable pens for drawing the patterns but I didn’t know you could wash them off! I also am very interested in the mechanical chalk pencil. I like to draw my grid with something light and easy to remove and then trace the pattern with something very durable but now I will be washing my marks away! Thank you.

Music stinks!

I have been making dishcloths out of t-shirts and other worn clothing for years. Using the clothing of someone who is gone to make them can be comforting to their family & friends. Love these

Hello can i ask what kind of thread is that you're using? It looks heavier than thread for sewing clothes. Thank you!

Your stitching is beautiful on the old cloth. And i love that playful kitty at 9:53!

Superb 👍

Beautiful, thank you.

I love it. I think this will be another project for me. 😊

I have some washcloths that are ready to be thrown out. But it seems so wasteful. Now I can recycled the old washcloth with sashiko!! Thanks for such a great video

Thank you for sharing! Definitely will be watching more.

When you patched the worn one, the patch's edges appeared to be finished, not now . Did you it folded the edges under somehow but didn't show that step ?

Your jar of scrap thread made me think of my daughter. She saves every scrap of embroidery floss after making a bracelet. I quilt and see quilters using sashiko in quilting and i can't even imagine the time, not to mention the wear and tear on the hands. Also, I am an elementary school custodian and reading the comments about how as children in Japan you were required to bring zokin to school to clean. I would love to see the reaction of the children at my school if this were the case. I do admire that about the Japanese culture, teaching pride in your community and caring for your community. Your video is lovely and I subscribed so i can see more of your work. 💜🐿️

These are so lovely and creative and a good way to value items rather than just discarding them mindlessly.

Wearing a thimble can really help guide the needle. Maybe awkward at first but you get used to it. Like every other adaptation to ‘tech’.

Lo tengo pendiente ...quiero hacer muchos de estos paños....agradecida por inspirarme

Jr H we were all required to bring a few zokin to school. We also had to stay after school to clean the floors everyday.

I’m Egyptian, thankyou for teaching me a beautiful and helpful lesson from your culture. This is one aspect of the internet that I am thankful to God about.

Bellissima idea,grazie🎉

Ellissima idea grazie

Now i know what to do with the cloth diapers ive kept for over 40 years 😂 they were too soft to just throw away. Thankyou. Im now following you from Australia 🐨🐨🐨🐨🐨