Sashiko embroidery with counted threads el drac

The beauty of the sashiko embroidery technique is shown in this book with two types of embroidery made with counted threads: kogin and hishizashi. Renowned Japanese author Keiko Sakamoto explains these two embroideries, which were originally used to reinforce fabrics in the harsh climate of northern Japan. This work contains gorgeous photographs of historic pieces, many of which are rarely seen outside of museums, that are a source of inspiration for creating the stunning designs that can be achieved by embroidering sashiko with counted threads. Contains 31 step-by-step projects, with detailed explanations with their patterns and charts for making: bookmarks, coasters, loincloths, brooches, pincushions, panels, bags, pictures, etc. It includes one of the most complete collections of traditional embroidery motifs that can be found: 80 kogin motifs and 200 hishizashi motifs. Counting threads to make stitches is a relaxing and meditative task, and this book offers everything you need to make limitless handwork. 176 pages. THIS ITEM IS NON-RETURNABLE AND NON-EXCHANGEABLE.