$2 to $100
Indigo Niche provides quilters and Japanese textile enthusiasts with premium quality fabric, quilting and sashiko supplies, kits and patterns.
$15 to $50
A range of fabrics from Indigo Niche to suit all projects, including yarn-dyed taupes, Japanese cotton fabric, and Aboriginal printed cotton designs.
People also ask
What type of fabric is used for sashiko?
Cotton Fabric (Both Western woven or Japanese Woven.
Can you use linen for sashiko?
Sashiko Fabric
Traditionally you use a dark blue evenweave fabric from linen or cotton which are heavier than broadcloth. We recommend using evenweave fabrics rather than tightly woven plain fabrics.
What is boro stitching?
Derived from the Japanese boroboro, meaning something tattered or repaired, boro refers to the practice of reworking and repairing textiles (often clothes or bedding) through piecing, patching and stitching, in order to extend their use.
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Now you can stencil the Persimmon Flower (kaki no hana) sashiko pattern onto fabric with a perfectly defined stitch length. Template size: 8 1/2" squared ...
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$23 to $320
A range of complete kits for sashiko projects. Browse through project kits for making sashiko bags, cushions, table runners, quilts, wall hangings and more.
Sashiko is a style of decorative Japanese stitching, renowned for its raw simplicity and geometric patterns. Browse our curated sashiko range.
$18 to $60
A range of pre-stencilled design panels for use in sashiko stitching projects. Designs range from traditional Japanese sashiko designs to Celtic and ...
$15 to $100
Indigo Dreams – Fat Quarter Pack. $45.00 inc GST. Flower Pot – Indigo & Cream. $15.00 inc GST. Flower Pot – Indigo. $15.00 inc GST. Add a Quarter Ruler.
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