Description
What is the KAKU-ASANOHA pattern? The Asanoha pattern resembles a hemp leaf. Since ancient times, the Asanoha design has been used in holy rituals in Japan. Also, it is a familiar design that is used for baby clothing as hemp plants are strong and grow well. It conveys a meaning of strength and beauty. Kaku-asanoha is a different version of the Asanoha pattern. ”Kaku” means square in Japanese, and Kaku-asanoha pattern is based on squares while Asanoha is based on triangles.
The downloadable file contains 10 pages and 4 video links. Please NOTE this is a VIDEO COURSE plus PDF PATTERNS and not an online workshop.
The PDF file includes 9 pages in A4/Letter:
- Two tutorial pages
- One basic Kaku-Asanoha pattern
- Six different versions of Kaku-Asanoha patterns
The tutorial pages include:
- About the pattern
- Three private tutorial videos
- The stitching order
- How to stitch the center part
- The invitation link to join the private facebook group where you can ask any questions and share your photos of your sashiko work.
The patterns will be available for instant download when your purchase is confirmed. Once you have downloaded the file, you can print the pattern on A4/Letter paper with your printer at home.