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Atelier Xiaoxiao Yarn | sashiko

Sashiko Tutorials

Workshops in MTL

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Sashiko Tutorials

Workshops in MTL

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Some of my favourite things in life: plants, sunshine, a yoga mat, a boro piece that I’m extending to a table cloth for my workshops, all hand stitched to protect the original fabric, and bouddha at the unseen corner. Feeling quite blessed. 🥰

Hand-sewed this little pouch for my essential tools 🧵🪡. Now my beloved companions have a new home, ready to travel with me wherever I go. 🧚🏽&zwj;♀️

#handsewing #achatlocalqc #achatlocalqc #sashiko #xiaoxiaoyarn #fabricscrapsproject

I’m stitching a little pouch for my tools 🧵✂️🪡. My desk may look neat and tidy in videos, but behind the scenes it’s a bit more chaotic 😅. Still learning how to balance tidiness and creativity — maybe the mess is simply part of t

This summer, after a trip to Japan full of sashiko inspiration, I created a special multi-pattern hanafukin sampler for my new ✨ In-Depth Sashiko Hanafukin Workshop ✨.

Over four relaxed weekend sessions, I’ll guide you through traditional Japa

Some tenderness in handcrafting: hemp warp and weft, hand-dyed and interlaced in the gentle rhythm of a kakinohana pattern.
Un souffle de tendresse dans l’artisanat : les fils de chanvre, teints à la main, s’entrelacent au rythme d

An indigo exhibition in an ancient temple, rain falling on a pond surrounded by pine and maple, a quiet moment of stillness and meditation—when all of this happens in one place, in one moment, what could be better? @buaisou_i @ryosokuin

Some first-year machine knitting class projects! A cozy bonnet and cache-cou in fine merino, plus tabi socks in raw silk — soft, textured, and full of learning.
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Quelques projets de tricot à la machine de ma première année

One of my first-year textile school projects was to weave the perfect plain weave, where the warp and weft interlace evenly to form a grid of perfect squares. After we finished weaving, our teacher asked us to dye the fabric to “desacralize&rdq