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A white square of fabric divided into a 3x3 grid with each square featuring a different variation of the kakinohana persimmon flower sashiko pattern embroidered in green
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Kakinohana (persimmon flower) by Sashiko.Lab, green on white

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Contents:

  • PDF patterns and video course
  • 1 sheet of doubled white cotton sashiko fabric, pre-printed with a dot grid, 34 cm/13.4 in square
  • 1 package of sashiko needles
  • 4 skeins of green cotton sashiko thread, 20 m/22 yd
  • Optional: 1 dark grey compressed chalk pencil

Description

What is the KAKINOHANA pattern? In Japanese, “kaki” means persimmon, and “hana” means flower. “Kakinohana” is one of the hitomezashi patterns which resembles a persimmon flower. The Kakinohana pattern consists of horizontal and vertical lines only. And yet, it makes a simple and beautiful pattern which is loved since ancient times.

With these materials, you can make one large hana fukin (“flower” kitchen cloth) or several smaller items such as coasters or soft boxes.

The downloadable file contains 9 pages and 4 video links. Please NOTE this is a VIDEO COURSE plus PDF PATTERNS and not an online workshop.

Also available in white on navy.

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