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A tablet showing an image of two fingers holding up a sashiko stitched coaster in front of a sunny window and a title card that says "video course Hydrangea pattern by sashiko.lab"
A close-up of ajisai-sashi hydrangea sashiko stitches done in light blue, purple, and yellow on white fabric
Two fingers holding a white cotton coaster stitched with the ajisa-sashi hydrangea sashiko pattern in blue and cream. The coaster is held up to a sunny window so you can see both the stitches in the front and the back.
Two hands holding a navy blue fabric coaster stitched with the ajisai-sashi sashiko pattern in white. In the background is a white kitchen cloth with other sashiko patterns stitched in different colors.
A red fabric coaster stitched with the ajisai-sashi sashiko pattern in red, white, and yellow. Underneath it is a white kitchen cloth with other sashiko patterns stitched in different colors.
A close-up of ajisai-sashi hydrangea sashiko stitches in progress in light blue, purple, and yellow on white fabric
A close-up of ajisai-sashi hydrangea sashiko stitches done in dark blue, white, and yellow on white fabric. You can see bits of other sashiko patterns peeking in at the edges.

Ajisai-sashi hydrangea sashiko pattern and video course by sashiko.lab

$22.00

Video course for learning the woven ajisai-sashi (hydrangea) sashiko stitch pattern

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Description

Ajisai-sashi is one of the hitomezashi patterns which requires the unique technique called “Kuguri-sashi.” “Kuguri” or “kuguru” in Japanese means to go under something. So you can say that “kuguri-sashi” is a technique of weaving applied under the stitches.

This pattern is the most popular pattern in my hands-on workshop in Kyoto, Japan. It may look intricate at first but I can assure you that YOU can make this beautiful pattern by following the step-by-step instructions!

Please note this is a video course and not an online workshop. The PDF file includes 6 pages, and each process has a video link! There are 10 videos in total. You can jump to each video either by clicking the link in the file or reading the QR code with your mobile device. You can also learn some secret tips to stitch on the doubled fabric!

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