Making a Sashiko Cloth | Drawing and stitching a Sashiko Pattern by Hand

In this video, I used cotton fabric that I dyed with avocado in the past and stitched it with Sashiko to make a cloth for my craft desk. The finished cloth measures 35 × 35 cm, with the Sashiko pattern measuring 32 × 32 cm. I started by drawing an 8 cm square grid. I then added diagonal lines in two directions, followed by a cross through the centre of each square. Finally, I drew two lines from the ends of the cross towards the corners of each square. You can also use a 4-inch square grid instead of an 8 cm grid. In that case, please cut the fabric to a suitable size. On Patreon, I share Sashiko patterns that you can trace and use. If you’re interested, please feel free to check them out there as well. The Green Wrapper Patreon page   / thegreenwrapper   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 blue fabric marker https://amzn.to/4zPnwFd (Amazon) The Green Wrapper Storefront Amazon US https://www.amazon.com/shop/thegreenw... Amazon Australia https://www.amazon.com.au/shop/thegre... 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 01:07 preparation 01:57 drawing the pattern 05:45 preparing the fabric 06:43 stitching the grid 09:37 stitching the diagonal lines 12:16 stitching the zigzag lines 19:34 the result