Sewing Pattern: Kinchaku Bag with Sashiko Stitching

Sewing Pattern: Kinchaku Bag with Sashiko Stitching - A Japanese-Inspired Small Bag with Embroidery

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Here is a delightful and manageable pattern for a beautiful small Kinchaku bag with the characteristic Japanese Sashiko embroidery. The bag is a simplified version of the traditional Japanese Kinchaku bag, where a single piece of fabric is folded to form the bag's 4 sides and bottom.

The pattern is suitable for both beginners and experienced sewers, as it thoroughly guides you through all steps with clear photos and instructions. You will learn, among other things:

* The traditional Japanese Sashiko embroidery technique

* How to repurpose materials like old shirts and towels

* Working with different fabric types and colors

* Tips and tricks to achieve the best result

Finished size: 40 cm (15.7 inches) in circumference, 15 cm (5.9 inches) high, and 10 x 10 cm (3.9 x 3.9 inches) at the bottom

The included pattern makes it easy to get started, and the detailed instructions ensure you create a beautiful and functional bag. Perfect as a gift or for yourself.

Designed and tested by Amy Lyngaa, who has specialized in Japanese sewing techniques and material recycling.