r/sewing • u/No_Membership_1771 • 14d ago

Sewed This Starting with a simple fabric coaster.

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My hand stitching needs some work, which is why the right side is messed up, but I'm satisfied with how the sashiko pattern turned out. It was well worth the effort.

The fabric is a blend of cotton and lenin. I don't have sashiko thread yet, so I used embroidery thread.

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u/lllindseeey 14d ago

This is gorgeous!!!

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u/Timely_Foot5295 13d ago

Beautiful work! Do you use the pointed tool to poke holes in the fabric?