✨ Stitch a Beautiful Flower Field with this Complete Olympus Sashiko Kit!
This Hitomezashi Hanafukin kit from Olympus features a delightful Flower Field design – a meadow of blooms stitched in the traditional one-stitch sashiko technique. The finished 34x34cm decorative cloth (hanafukin) is perfect for framing, displaying on a shelf, making into a cushion, or using as a beautiful table accent.
Everything you need is included – just open the kit and begin. The pattern is pre-printed on the fabric, so no tracing is required.
✨ YOUR KIT INCLUDES:
Pre-printed bleached cotton fabric (100% cotton)
Sashiko thread (100% cotton)
Sashiko needle
Instruction manual
Plus, My A4 Sashiko Guide: Your detailed, beginner-friendly guide to sashiko history, techniques, and finishing.
✨ Endless Possibilities: The Clever Two-in-One Design: The fabric is thoughtfully designed with one printed half and one plain half. When folded, it creates two beautiful options:
-A Double-Sided Tea Towel: Stitch the printed side, fold to reveal the plain back for a soft, absorbent kitchen towel.
-A Cushion Cover: Stitch the printed side, then sew the plain back to create a charming pillow cover.
-Or simply frame it as a piece of textile art!
🌟 Why You’ll Love This Kit:
-Authentic Japanese Quality: Olympus is a trusted name in sashiko, known for beautiful, consistent thread and fabric.
-Beginner-Friendly: The pre-printed design removes the hardest step—no transferring needed! The guides walk you through every stitch.
-A Perfect Project: Large enough to be satisfying, small enough to finish without overwhelm.
📏 DETAILS:
Finished Size: Approx. 34cm x 34cm
Design: Flower Field
Technique: Hitomezashi (one-stitch sashiko)
Origin: Made by Olympus, Japan
About Hitomezashi:
Hitomezashi (“one-stitch sashiko”) uses simple geometric patterns stitched one intersection at a time. It’s the perfect introduction to sashiko – easy to learn, endlessly satisfying, and stunning in its simplicity.
Please Note: The printed design will disappear when washed. Do not iron before washing, as heat may set the ink permanently.
🇯🇵 Sashiko Heritage: Born from 17th-century Japanese frugality, sashiko turns necessity into beauty. Now it’s a global symbol of slow fashion!
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