Chrono Bloom | Shitagake Chidori Kagari | Descending Herringbone | 下掛け千鳥かがり | Japanese Temari Ball

Simple Temari Pattern Shitagake Chidori Kagari | Descending Herringbone Stitch | 下掛け千鳥かがり 0:00 Preparation 0:55 First Row 5:43 Second Row 10:12 Third Row 13:03 Final Row What if time could bloom? Your dawn meets my dusk. The warmth of my summer reaches into the first breath of your winter. Across distance, across seasons, we are still connected by the same thread. Chrono Bloom is a Temari piece inspired by time, rhythm, and connection. Stitched using Descending Herringbone (Shitagake Chidori Kagari), each row tucks gently beneath the last, building a layered, geometric flower that feels both structured and alive. If you’d like to stitch along, here’s what you’ll need: • A core ball (around 8 cm in diameter) • Simple 32 divisions • An obi prepared in advance (you can follow the ones from my previous 3 videos) • 4 colors of thread This design has 4 layers and each layer is in a different color. You can go for soft gradients, or bold contrasting colors. Let‘s see what happens when we play with different color combinations. #temariball #fyp #embroidery #japanesecraft #mitsubanekikko #triwingstitching #traditionalpattern #craft #art #geometricart