Sashiko is a Japanese folk embroidery using small stitches. Japanese word "sashiko" means little stabs. Patterns are worked in continuous lines without knots. Sometimes used on two layers with hidden tails
Use 5-8 skeins of worsted weight yarn (100g each). Choose yarn material based on comfort level (acrylic, cotton, wool). Purchase US K/6.5mm hook and tape measure
Pattern starts with 6-stitch chain and slip stitch to create circle. Each round consists of 3 double crochet clusters in center. Final round requires 3 chains and slip stitch to complete
Beginners should start with simple cotton or soft acrylic yarn. Solid colors help beginners see stitch patterns. Cotton yarn is absorbent and easy to wash. Novelty yarn offers soft wool but requires less frequent washing
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Knitting creates textile fabrics by interlacing yarn loops. Fabric consists of rows of connected loops that intermesh. Knitted fabrics can stretch up to 500% unlike woven fabrics. Stitches can be knit (vertical) or purl (horizontal)