Definitions
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- noun A
Japanese form ofdecorative reinforcement stitching (orfunctional embroidery ), traditionally used toreinforce orrepair garments .
Etymologies
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Examples
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2. The fabric was reinforced via hand quilting known as sashiko stitching.
Archive 2005-07-01 2005
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2. The fabric was reinforced via hand quilting known as sashiko stitching.
Turnout Art? 2005
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In my defense, they were a sashiko project done during an interminable but miraculously un-rainy middle-school-age girls soccer tournament...
Martha Stewart's Encyclopedia of Sewing and Fabric Crafts - A Dress A Day 2010
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As always, the bundle of three fat quarters is very popular, so if you don't see it in the shop, just ask and I'll cut some for you. sashiko project I mentioned last month is sitting on my desk, waiting to be completed.
Bend Blogs 2010
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In February you will see an increase in items in my shop, including more sashiko thread and kits (remember, thread prices go UP as soon as new stock arrives in a few days so get yours now), vintage kimono fabric bundles, books, and new cotton yardage from Kona Bay.
Bend Blogs The Ardent Thread 2010
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In February you will see an increase in items in my shop, including more sashiko thread and kits (remember, thread prices go UP as soon as new stock arrives in a few days so get yours now), vintage kimono fabric bundles, books, and new cotton yardage from Kona Bay.
Bend Blogs 2010
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They were inspired by sashiko designs, which is why they are only outlines on top of solid color.
doggdot.us 2009
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He past collections included updated versions of traditional Japanese clothing like kimonos and sashiko coats and "
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