Collection: Sashiko - Books
Explore Sashiko books and guides covering traditional patterns, stitching techniques, project ideas and creative ways to use Sashiko in quilts, bags, home décor and hand-stitched textiles. A useful resource for beginners learning the basics and experienced stitchers looking for fresh designs and inspiration.
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Sashiko Handy Pocket Guide
Vendor:C & T Publishing4.0 / 5.0
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Regular price $15.95Regular priceSale price $15.95 -
Sold outUltimate Sashiko Card Deck
Vendor:David & Charles5.0 / 5.0
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Regular price $35.30Regular priceSale price $35.30 -
Sold outSashiko for Making and Mending Book
Vendor:TuttleRegular price $28.50Regular priceSale price $28.50 -
Sashiko 365: Stitch a New Sashiko Embroidery Pattern Every Day of the Year
Vendor:EmmaCreationRegular price $51.50Regular priceSale price $51.50 -
Essential Sashiko: A Dictionary of the 92 Most Popular Patterns Book
Vendor:Boutique-ShaRegular price $35.00Regular priceSale price $35.00 -
The Ultimate Sashiko Sourcebook 20th Anniversary Limited Edition
Vendor:David & Charles5.0 / 5.0
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Regular price $65.95Regular priceSale price $65.95 -
Colourful Sashiko Book by Sashiko
Vendor:Search Press USA5.0 / 5.0
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Regular price $43.25Regular priceSale price $43.25 -
Counted Sashiko Embroidery Book
Vendor:Keiko SakamotoRegular price $59.80Regular priceSale price $59.80 -
Modern Kogin Embroidery Book by Zakka
Vendor:Zakka Workshop5.0 / 5.0
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Regular price $39.00Regular priceSale price $39.00 -
Modern Sashiko: 26 Mixed-Style Sashiko Projects for Everyday Items Book
Vendor:Landauer PublishingRegular price $39.50Regular priceSale price $39.50
Some threads feel soft and steady on the spool, while others show more twist, sheen, or colour straight away. That contrast gives the page a little movement before you even start choosing shades.
A few sit firmly in the everyday lane, and a few bring a bit more character with weight, finish, or variegation. The balance between them keeps everything from feeling too plain.
It’s a useful mix, though not a dry one. There’s plenty here that feels practical, and plenty that still feels a little special.
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