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Posted On: September 5th 2026, 04:01 pm
I don't know if you can tell from just watching this but this video was originally a bit longer but none of those extra lines really added anything. they helped to clarify and crystallize the points I'd already made a tiny bit but for the sake of brevity and directness I cut them and now I feel like the video is missing something. but when I tried to throw those lines back in it felt kind of redundant and stale.

overall the point of this video is that embroidery and sashiko are different styles of sewing which is why the threads are kind of different. sashiko has several stitches made per pull and the needle moves parallel to the fabric, while embroidery is mostly built up one stitch at a time perpendicular to the fabric. hopefully that makes sense

#sewing #embroidery #sewingtutorial #fashiondesign #howtosew
Comments (335)
skutagurl 5 days ago

skutagurl

Do you have to use an embroidery frame when using sashiko thread?

smcornelius7 5 days ago
dg.dmb.gi 8 days ago

dg.dmb.gi

Thank 🔥👏you for the info ❤️🙌

saffronthreadcompany 10 days ago

saffronthreadcompany

Love to see this. So good! ❤️

no_namita_no 12 days ago

no_namita_no

reminds me of my aunties' kantha (NE indian repair/ornamentation) tradition

teenavallerine 12 days ago

teenavallerine

Can’t say how happy I am to have found this amazing resource. YouTube is great but there’s so much waffle. Your reels get straight to the point! Thank you!

tribethrift 18 days ago

tribethrift

❤️

keangubi 18 days ago

keangubi

Love the science in this

stray_demons 18 days ago

stray_demons

The one I bought breaks easily if I pull hard, is the problem with the thread or my technique?

fraualyss 19 days ago

fraualyss

That jackets look fantastic! 😮

cork_tiped 20 days ago

cork_tiped

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