A Life with Patching and Mending | Giving New Life to Fabric Scraps | Tsugi-hagi

In this video, I share some of my everyday patching and mending projects (Tsugi and Hagi). I love finding ways to make use of leftover fabric and old clothes rather than letting them go to waste, and I enjoy exploring the possibilities through slow, creative handwork. I hope this inspires you to find your own ways to enjoy patching and mending, and to give new life to the things you already have. How to stitch the Kakinohana pattern and its variations:    • Sashiko for Beginners: Exploring the Kakin...   The fabric scrap bag    • Use up scrap fabrics efficiently and make ...   In this video, I used these photos of a boro shikimono from The Smithsonian Institution. https://www.si.edu/object/childs-slee... I often receive questions about the tools and materials I use in my videos, so I’ve gathered my recommendations on my Amazon in the US and Australia! If you’re looking for particular items, you may find them on my storefront page. *As an Amazon Associate, I earn commission from qualifying purchases.* ⬇️ The white erasable marker https://amzn.to/4x7E4Hb (Amazon) The blue erasable marker https://amzn.to/4f7Lt0R (Amazon) The Green Wrapper Storefront Amazon US https://www.amazon.com/shop/thegreenw... Amazon Australia https://www.amazon.com.au/shop/thegre... Please support this channel by watching, liking, and subscribing!You can also support this channel through my Patreon page. Paid members can receive additional downloadable Sashiko patterns. Please visit my Patreon page for more details.   / thegreenwrapper   I used music from Epidemic Sound for this video. 動画内の音楽（オープニング以外）はEpidemic Soundからの楽曲を使用しています。フリートライアルは下のリンクから。 Sign up for a free trial here⬇️ https://share.epidemicsound.com/daq2l7 00:00 introduction 03:48 a tsugihagi mat 10:30 a patchwork coaster