Yarn-Dyed Fabric Strips - Assorted Blues needles This technique was used to

This technique was used to make cloth stronger where it would get  a lot of wear (cuffs

This dense design is a style of Sashiko stitching called Hitome-sashi (one stitch Sashiko)

including how to repair

The third hand (kakehari) gives the fabric proper tension to work quickly and easily

The thick coating means there is less likelihood the metal edges will cut your elastics while you are stretching the fabric (though covering the edges with masking tape will also fix that problem on the uncoated ones)

Yarn-Dyed Fabric Strips - Assorted Blues needles This technique was used toThis is a package of ten pieces of hand cut yarn dyed cotton fabric for those of you looking for collections of co ordinated small assorted fabric pieces for your visible mending and boro stitching, scrappy piecing, small appliqu projects, or other creative projects. This yarn dyed Japanese cotton fabric is suitable for both hand sewing and machine sewing. It is cut from the same Japanese yarn dyed cotton fabrics that I sell by the metre. Note: As the