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SASHIKO REPAIR

TOASTHigh streetWatch on YouTube

Oct 4, 2018 · 22K views

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Clothing
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cottonindigosashikovisible mending
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japanese fashion

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Sashiko is a Japanese form of repair and translates directly as “little stabs”. It is typically carried out with a white cotton thread on indigo fabric. Molly Martin has been mending old garments in TOAST shops for the past two months, using the sashiko technique. Find out more and see Molly's step-by-step guide over More
Sashiko is a Japanese form of repair and translates directly as “little stabs”. It is typically carried out with a white cotton thread on indigo fabric. Molly Martin has been mending old garments in TOAST shops for the past two months, using the sashiko technique. Find out more and see Molly's step-by-step guide over on the TOAST magazine → https://www.toa.st/magazine/

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