Japanese quilt patterns

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Here are wonderful free patterns for Asian Inspired quilts! In the list below, you will see free patterns for quilts with kimonos, pagodas,...

На первый взгляд простая и очень красивая японская вышивка Сашико. Мне эта вышивка кажется абсолютно несложной. Хотя возражения в комментариях я уже встречала. Надеюсь, что эти возражения принадлежат тем, кто уже пользовался подобной вышивкой. Я говорю о том, что она простая в исполнении лишь по внешним данным. Т.е. стежки, стежки – ну, что тут сложного? Но, чтобы не быть голословной, я решила

We met in Kuroha sensei’s shop, Nuno Space, hidden away in the Tokyo suburb of Chiba. The shop is tiny and we sat at a table in the middle of it, sipping green tea for an hour or two before s…

Hello! I'm Rin from Sew in Love and owner of Hana Patterns. I'm back with another free sewing pattern for you, inspired by my Japanese heritage. You can make this embroidered pillow to add a touch of ethnic and bohemian style to your home. What's Sashiko? Sashiko is a type of ...

Here is a Top 5 Sashiko Tips that the Sashiko Artist would share in making the beautiful Sashiko stitching. Enjoy Japanese Sashiko!

O que você faz com os retalhos que sobram das suas costuras? Por acaso tem alguma peça de roupa que não dá pra doar e quer aproveitar o tecido? Muitas vezes jogamos restos de tecidos no lixo por não saber o que fazer com eles, porém o artesanato com retalhos é algo que sempre está... Ver artigo

By Patricia Belyea TOKYO JP The International Great Quilt Festival is immense in so many ways—inspiration, excellence, and delight. What I’m sharing with you here is the tip of the needle of what’s displayed in the vast Tokyo Dome. I do not include the makers of the quilts if their names are only available in Japanese. Note: The quilt featured above is by Miwako Mogami. competition exhibits The competitions are open to everyone around the world, especially since the entry forms are now…

Loosely based on the free pattern named "Awesome" found on Moda Bake Shop www.modabakeshop.com/

In 2012 I embarked on a mission to make a Sashiko Quilt and this was the result: Sashiko Quilt Sashiko detail Why did I decide to make a Sashiko quilt? There were three reasons: 1. I saw the lovely shiny Japanese fabrics stacked up my local quilt shop and thought, "aren't those lovely!". 2. We were about to have a Japanese exchange come and stay with us for three weeks, and later in the year my son would be going to Japan for three weeks. 3. I thought it would be fun to experiment with the…