Simply Sashiko Worsted Working hard to preserve the

Working hard to preserve the natural properties of the fiber

A modern brooch pin perfect for shawls or keeping scarves secure

Excellent for Use With Yarn

The cover and interior are decorated with a rectangular Laine Saint-Pierre label

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Simply Sashiko Worsted Working hard to preserve theSashiko: the needlework form of both decorative and functional embroidery developed in Japan many centuries ago. With just four key materials neededneedle, thread, thimble and fabricSashiko stitches have long been a favorite for quilting and embroidery. Today, the style is popular in the visible mending movement because of its simplicity, efficiency and aesthetic appeal. With Simply Sashiko, you can apply centuries old Japanese techniques to your