Perfect your Sashiko style!

[@Gothlite-i1l]

I just got your stencils last week so the video is for ME! TFS!

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such lovely stitching! Thank you for sharing this video!

[@janetrjones7815]

At last! I have been looking for some help with patterns or stencils and you showed up on my YT feed today> Thank you, order is on the way.

[@lescowden]

Could you use chalk to rub on the stencil instead of a pen??

[@antoinettebarrett4390]

It looks easy to follow and perfect for a vest.

[@jenniegisslow]

These look really fun to use, can’t wait to try it out.

[@loriannperry5302]

Thank you I wanted to make more of this embroidery but I could only use the ones on you tube so I am grateful for the patterns!!!! Is the embroidery suitable for other colors or embellishments I have items from my family that are over 200 years old I would like to display but I don't want to just set them in a basket etc. I will be framing them with convex glass and acid free everything I can. God bless and thank you

[@hemwanteedeviemrith1015]

It very interesting n i would to try to do the design

[@BarbaraDear-y8h]

I am so happy to see this video, I'm new at Sashiko and really enjoying working the stitches, though I have a long way to go and lots to learn. Now where can I buy the stencils and paper. Thank you so much for your video.👏🏻

[@helendonnelly3313]

In my opinion this is a great video, well presented, but I was disappointed to see the creator did not know the origins or meanings of the Japanese designs used in the stencils. The "balls'' are a Buddhist origin pattern called "Seven Treasures"; the "diamonds" are actually a hemp leaf, and the "lilies" are bamboo leaves. This adds depth and understanding to the use of the patterns, and avoids cultural appropriation.

[@elmundodesan-san3644]

Hermoso trabajo 😊

[@entisarmcdonald2967]

Thank you for showing your templates and how to transfer them. I was mislead by the title however, perhaps it should have been “how to transfer design stencils”? I was somehow expecting a tutorial on how to stitch or stitching styles. Just an observation from a newbie.

[@mariajoselia2916]

🇧🇷☆ Tô encantada com o seus gráficos,são belíssimo! 👍💖

[@patytrico]

If it is a perforated stencil, wouldn't it be easier to use chalk or talcum powder instead of special paper? I have to use that for printed designs because I do not have stencils :x

[@hasitayasti]

May I know what pen you used for sashiko

[@jeanettesmith3341]

Dies the white transfer marks wipe or wash off?

[@ms.hendersonslifeskillscla9482]

Would you recommend cutting the stencils to separate them, or would that pose a potential problem?

[@CandTPublishing]

You can - just be careful not to cut too close to the next stencil because it will be weaker where the holes of the stencil are and might break.

[@quiltnow]

Do the lines wash out or are they permanent?

[@CandTPublishing]

The lines should wash out for you. As always, we suggest you use a test piece of fabric to make sure what you are using reacts successfully to the product.

[@dulceborunda2395]

Yo quiero las plantillas que precio tienen?