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Needles - Clover Sashiko Long (Pack of 3)
$7.95
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Sashiko "little stabs" is a form of decorative reinforcement stitching from Japan used for beauty and function. The running stitch technique was originated by peasant woman to repair and reinforce clothing. Traditionally, blue cloth and white thread were used. The art of Sashiko is used today to embellish fabrics using a variety of coloured threads.
Needles are made with steel and have a sharp tip which enables for a smooth insertion into fabric.
1pc - 1.14mm x 69.8mm1pc - 1.14mm x 60.3mm
1pc - 1.07mm x 57.2mm