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2025 September Program - Sashiko Coasters

Aug 18, 2025
1 min read

Updated: Aug 25, 2025

Teacher: Sharon Skantz


Introduction to Jacobean Crewel Embroidery, designed by Leslie Mehard Brady Image

 

The finished size is no larger than 5 inches wide by 5 inches tall.


Stitching Techniques:

  • Running Stitch


Here is a supply list if you didn't buy the kit or may be sharing the kit with someone:

  • Sashiko Needle

    • A good substitute would be a darning, milliner, or crewel needle. They need to be a long needle with a large eye.

  • Sashiko Thread - this has a tighter twist compare to other thread, but you can also use pearl cotton, or embroidery floss.

  • Pre-printed fabric designed for Sashiko stitching. You can also use cotton, linen or sarashi fabric and create your own pattern.

  • Scissors/cutting tools

  • Rulers [if you are making your own pattern]

  • Marker, this will need to wash out if you need to mark the fabric.

  • Thimble


If the coaster kit isn't available on Amazon, you can visit a fantastic resource site to learn about the meditative Sashiko technique at https://www.zenstitching.ca/blog/sashiko-supplies.


Please add your progress or finished project in the comments!


Sashiko, designed by Freebloss.





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