Sashiko Stitch with Me | ep. 2 - Kaku Kikko | No BGM, No Mid-roll Ads, Ambience

[@isabhuss3471]

J'aime beaucoup le principe : pas de musique qui fatigue, pas de publicité criarde , du silence pour broder ensemble ! Enfin un silence tout relatif car le cri des animaux de la ferme, le chant des oisaux , le vent engendre un ensemble de bruit qui incite à la rêverie et à la méditatation . Merci pour votre invitation àpartager ce moment .

[@dinierha]

thank you very much. I'm so glad that you enjoy it.

[@alisoncolsh2342]

So beautiful and very peaceful to watch - thank you

[@cirimargotvaldes6902]

Muy bonito gracias por compartir ❤❤

[@debandrews7415]

Thx for no ads mid way.

[@kreeck675]

Amazing & beautiful!

[@suzisaintjames]

I didn't think I'd like this pattern, but I do! 👍. Sending lots of love 💖 from sunny 🌞 Arizona 🌵. Take care of yourselves 😷.

[@dinierha]

Thank you for visiting. Hello from Indonesia, it's also sunny here :) Btw, thank you for your explanation on the other comment, I couldn't done it better. Thank you for your help.

[@firstnamelastname-uq9hr]

You have a lot of patience and the work you put into the item being stitched is amazing, very pretty. What did you do with the finished piece? You have given me the inspiration to try this pattern, but i think i will try it first on slightly bigger grid, thank you for the video.I have subcribed as i am looking forward to next video.

[@virginiaparra473]

me parece bello!!!, gracias por compartir, en un futuro tratare de iniciarme en este tipo de bordado , yo hago punto de cruz, podría usar los hilos DMS que uso para el punto de cruz?

[@dinierha]

Basically you can use any kind of threads but unfortunately, the DMS that we used for cross stich are mostly brittle and fleecy, it will be 'hairy' when it's rubbed against the fabric (especially because of the repeated-manner of Sashiko). or perhaps, you can use fabric type that has loose fibers. Honestly, just try it out and see what happens. Get creative. I would love to hear more from you, we can share with the world. Much love!

[@virginiaparra473]

mil gracias por su observación 🌻

[@nereidarivera7072]

Salud Ann 12:14 os, hasta el momento no se me ha dado el bordadom pienso que puedo tratar sachiko. Que tela puedo usar.? Gracias.

[@dinierha]

Hello, you can start with a muslin fabric or linen. But I recommend muslin fabric because the fibers are loose, so it's easier to work with. Muslin also quite thin and you can start with simple pattern as well, just to exercise your finger and how long your stitches are. Thank you for visiting my channel. Hello from Indonesia.

[@nereidarivera7072]

Hola. Muchas.

[@charlotterufe9366]

What kind of pen do you use to mark your fabric?

[@dinierha]

Hi, I used Frixion pen. It's erasable, you can just iron the fabric to erase it. I actually detailed tools that I used in a video, please kindly check it out. Thank you for stopping by. Much love.

[@meenapahlajani7359]

Which thread have u used? It looks thin!

[@dinierha]

I used a regular sewing thread. I like it thin :)

[@barbarasimonetto6693]

Molto bello il progetto finale ma kaku kikko è hitomezashi, e si costruisce partendo da una griglia di 0,5 cm. Che si disegna direttamente sulla stoffa, così perdi meno tempo a ricalcare il disegno. Kaku kikko lo crei mentre fai sashiko. Così insegni una cosa sbagliata anche se il risultato è uguale. Questa è una critica costruttiva, spero che tu la gradisca. 😊 Buon sashiko!

[@dinierha]

OMG somebody notice, yes it is. Kaku kikko is actually hitomezashi. What I did in this channel is purely out of my creativity (not strictly japanese) and using the resources that I have at home, so I can only trace it and I have a lot of time, since I can't have the already-print one. So this is how I do it with limited resources. I even using a regular sewing thread. Well, thank you very much for your comment. I really appreciate it. I hope you're not disappointed with my version of kaku kikko since its less than perfect.