It is very important to learn "How to prepare the pattern on the fabric" in Sashiko. However, it is also time-consuming to prepare the pattern on the fabric, especially if the pattern looks like this. Keiko & Sashi.Co try to make one original "Pattern Pre-printed Fabric" each year. We are happy to announce this Keiko Design Fabric (21). Please be advised that the patterns are printed as lines. There are no "stitch-sized dots" printed. After learning Unshin from our Sashiko Class/Workshop, you will prefer the straight line than the stitch-sized dots.

*If you are completely new to Sashiko, this fabric may be too big of challenge. Please consider taking our Online Sashiko Class. Once you complete the Online Class, this fabric will be a joy.

*If you are new to Sashiko, please learn how to prepare the pattern as well. I appreciate your purchase of this fabric, of course! The videos & articles are available at the end of this product page.

【Product Information】

Material：Indigo Dyed Cotton 100% Fabric, Made in Japan（The Best Fabric for Sashiko we carry）

*The pattern is silk-screen printed with washable ink. Please have a chalk pencil handy if you have a sweaty hands or live in humid area.

Size of the whole fabric：About 64 cm x 56 cm (About 25" x 22")

Size of the pattern printed: About 60cm x 46 cm with 1cm possible seam allowance. The pattern is NOT printed in the center as photos show (a bit more spece on one side).

Size of each pattern pre-printed：About 20cm x 15 cm

Name of each pattern (from left up to right down)：

• 籠目 - Kagome
• 雷立 - Kandachi
• 檜垣 - Higaki
• 麻の葉 - Asanoha
• 山形 - Yamagata
• 角七宝 - KakuShippou
• 紗綾形 - Sayagata
• 丸七宝 - MaruShippou
• 十字つなぎ - Juji Tsunagi

【Make it as a DIY Set】

With adding $24.50, you can get this fabric as a DIY Package. I will include items below ($30.00+ value).

• Sashiko Thread #10 or #12
• Sashiko Needles
• Sashiko Thimble
• Thread Bobbin Paper (Check our Youtube how to use them)
• Chalk Pencil

【Information on How to Prepare the Pattern on the Fabric】

We offer some fabric with patterns pre-printed. At the same time, however, we believe it is extremely important to learn how to prepare the patterns on your fabric by yourself. I offer free tutorials on this topic. Please take a look at below.

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