Love this sashiko book from Susan Briscoe.
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Sashiko stitching is so lovely. Will you be trying this? A woman in my town displayed her sashiko work at our local library. I iked it very much.
ReplyDeletebeautiful kimonos. looks like an interesting book.
ReplyDeleteI had a love affair with sashiko and twisted it little for my needs (you may have seen it).
ReplyDeleteDo you know this site? It is a gallery in New York and shows traditional Japanese textiles: http://threads.srithreads.com
Oh, it looks amazing.
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to maribeth: i would love to, just need more time for the moment:(
ReplyDeleteto bohemian girl: i had a look at your textile work, lovely! didn't knew the site yet :)
Great post Renilde.
ReplyDeletelove these images, looks like an inspiring book.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful images. Looks like a great book. Thanks Renilde. Kx
ReplyDeleteWat een mooie post, zou zo in het boek willen duiken. Heb gisteren nog aan jou gedacht op de boekenbeurs; bij Lannoo stonden 2 mooie boeken over historisch textiel. Beetje prijzig. Misschien binnenkort wel op te vragen in een bibliotheek.
ReplyDeletelovely! i like how she says she is happy to dedicate her books, just provide a "congratulations" or a "happy birthday". very sweet. are your pictures from the sourcebook one? thanks for this post, it has added another to my loooong list of wished for books:)
ReplyDeleteto ii-ne-kore: it is the second one
ReplyDeleteThis book is very beautiful. I like very much your blog and your pictures of Embroidery. after sewing knitting & hook, you give me the taste to try to do it.
ReplyDeletesorry for my bad english
oh i have been curious about sashiko too.will do some more research now.. thanks for this post.
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful.
ReplyDeleteyou alwayas make my day. love your work and blog.Thank you R.enilde
ReplyDeletelove this
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