You know, because I obviously have WAY too much free time. Koginzashi こぎん刺し (or according to various online translations, “concentrated silver stab”) is a regional stitch technique that…

Kogin is a Sashiko style in the northeast of Japan. I tied a knot for the bookmarks.

Kogin is a Sashiko style in the northeast of Japan.

伝統柄を刺した素敵ながま口のポーチ3種。小銭や小物を入れるのに便利です。4は「こまくら刺し」の回りに飾り枠を刺した、モダンなデザイン。5は全面に「そろばん刺し」で地模様のように仕立てました。6は帯状に鮮やかな「梅の花」で可愛らしい雰囲気に。

The Japanese Craft Center is specialized in the embroidery techniques sashiko and boro but you'll also find beautiful Japanese fabrics and different kind of traditional and modern crafts!

(Photo above by Roro's Kogin Diary) When podcaster and author Abby Glassenberg invites guests onto her While She Naps podcast, she asks them to list three things that inspire them. If you listened to my session with Abby last week, you heard me mention Kogin embroidery from Japan. Kogin originated in the Honshu provinc

Kogin embroidery is a type of sashiko stitching that uses short horizontal running stitches to create beautiful geometric patterns. Stitched kogin pieces can be made into coasters, bags, table mats, buttons, and more. Kogin is a relaxing form of embroidery that is perfect for meditative stitching. With a range of fabric and threads to choose from, along with various patterns and designs, kogin is a traditional handcraft full of modern possibilities! Read on to learn how to do kogin stitching yourself. What is kogin embroidery? Kogin is a form of...

Kogin is een Japanse borduurtechniek. Hier wordt kogin voor u stap voor stap uitgelegd!

豆こ、又はむだ花とも呼ばれる。

japanese embroidery "kogin".

Kogin embroidery is a type of sashiko stitching that uses short horizontal running stitches to create beautiful geometric patterns. Stitched kogin pieces can be made into coasters, bags, table mats, buttons, and more. Kogin is a relaxing form of embroidery that is perfect for meditative stitching. With a range of fabric and threads to choose from, along with various patterns and designs, kogin is a traditional handcraft full of modern possibilities! Read on to learn how to do kogin stitching yourself. What is kogin embroidery? Kogin is a form of...

Janet Perry of Nuts About Needlepoint offers readers an introduction to Kogin embroidery on canvas with a bit of background and a free pattern and instructions for a lovely sampler project. See her…

Kogin embroidery is a type of sashiko stitching that uses short horizontal running stitches to create beautiful geometric patterns. Stitched kogin pieces can be made into coasters, bags, table mats, buttons, and more. Kogin is a relaxing form of embroidery that is perfect for meditative stitching. With a range of fabric and threads to choose from, along with various patterns and designs, kogin is a traditional handcraft full of modern possibilities! Read on to learn how to do kogin stitching yourself. What is kogin embroidery? Kogin is a form of...

Kogin or Koginzashi (こぎん刺し) is a type of stitching related to sashiko. Kogin is done only on the warp (horizontal part of the fabric) and is a type of counted stitch that produces beautiful designs. This kit includes supplies to make three kurumi (cloth covered) buttons: - 100% cotton fabric - kogin thread - kogin needle - 3 square button forms Each button measures about 1" x 1" (3cm x 3cm). Instructions are in Japanese. Find tips in English here: https://theardentthread.com/2014/03/11/kogin-yet-another-diversion-to-keep-my-hands-happy/ Learn more at theardentthread.com and follow us on Instagram @kimonomomo_shop for the latest updates.

津軽弁でトンボのことを”だんぶりこ”と呼びます。

Meh, I’ve been a bad blogger. Couldn’t tell you the reasons without a lot of whining and complaining so I don’t. Anyway, I wasn’t just as lazy about stitching. Here is a try…

イベント用のコースター10枚完成しましたあ。うれしいー。 こうやって並べて写真とれるまで、道のりは長かったー。まずは一安心。 ...

Experimeny with Kogin (pattern darning) on needlepoint canvas using a multi-colored thread, colored canvas & this free pattern. Part 2 of 2.

kogin is kind of traditional embroidery from the northern part of japan. originally used as a form of darning or reinforcing work clothes, the patterns became and beautiful and intricate decoration. like the related embroidery sashiko, kogin is most commonly done with white thread on a indigo blue background. this wonderful book combines kogin technique and practical projects. the process of creating the stitches is explained step by step. the written instructions are all in japanese, but the excellent and detailed photos of every step of the process means that if you have just a little experience with embroidery, you should have no problems learning kogin from this book. there are 49 different kogin patterns show in full-scale diagrams, and you can also see examples of where these patterns were used in projects in the book. the kogin patterns are applied to simple sewing projects, and also clothing items. again, the written directions are in japanese only, but if you know how to sew, these projects are not complex, and there is a range of simple to more difficult items. in addition, for embroidery lovers, this book is just beautiful to look at! 68 pages. isbn 9784579112654

Kogin embroidery is a type of sashiko stitching that uses short horizontal running stitches to create beautiful geometric patterns. Stitched kogin pieces can be made into coasters, bags, table mats, buttons, and more. Kogin is a relaxing form of embroidery that is perfect for meditative stitching. With a range of fabric and threads to choose from, along with various patterns and designs, kogin is a traditional handcraft full of modern possibilities! Read on to learn how to do kogin stitching yourself. What is kogin embroidery? Kogin is a form of...

Kogin embroidery has long traditions and is currently enjoying a modern revival, but what exactly is this intriguing technique, and crucially, how do you stitch it? Kogin is a traditional Japanese embroidey technique that hails from the great sashiko traditions of northern Japan, but unlike sashiko, is a counted thread technique. With running stitches in […]

The Kogin needle case features the popular Japanese Lotus design in lovely autumnal shades and comes as a complete kit including everything you need to complete the project. If you wish to use up some of your evenweave fabric and embroidery thread stash, this PDF download chart comes with full instructions. The design was created using the finest perle cotton embroidery threads in five rich colours, this design is worked in a traditional Japanese Kogin embroidery technique from a counted chart, in much the same way as cross stitch on a natural evenweave linen. The darker shades are reflected in the fine line running near the spine of the booklet. Pages inside the needle book give you four leaves of needle storage and are made from wool mix felt in a range of juicy colours to compliment the design. The needle book is held closed by a piece of contrasting elastic which slips over the back cover. You need to be able to do basic needle weaving techniques, blanket stitch and back stitch or split stitch. Finished size is 10 x 7.5cm Contents: Instructions for making the needle book and list of materials required. Kogin embroidery chart for the cover design. Full kit and chart by post options are also available. Fair Usage Policy You may use this design in its entirety or as elements to create a larger work. We do allow you to sell items you make using our designs and kits as long as the projects are hand made and that you acknowledge the Maire Curtis studio as the original source of the design. You may not copy, scan or digitise our designs. All copyright remains the property of Maire Curtis Bespoke Embroidery.

おはようございます、kogin.netの山端です。 今年は、2005年から作家活動をはじめて10年目となります。はじめは生まれ故郷の手仕事で、ぼんやりと面白いかも…と思いながら自己表現のつもりでkoginデザインを考えていました。 でも最近は、津軽こぎん刺し模様の魅力を...

kogin is kind of traditional embroidery from the northern part of japan. originally used as a form of darning or reinforcing work clothes, the patterns became and beautiful and intricate decoration. like the related embroidery sashiko, kogin is most commonly done with white thread on a indigo blue background. kogin is a kind of counted thread embroidery. this lovely book combines kogin techniques and patterns and over 17 simple projects that you can make using kogin embroidery and simple sewing. the process of creating the stitches is explained step by step. the written instructions are all in japanese, but the excellent and detailed photos of every step of the process means that if you have just a little experience with embroidery, you should have no problems learning kogin from this book. there are 17 different projects, and more than 17 different kogin stitch patterns shown in full-scale diagrams, and you can also see examples of where these patterns were used in projects in the book. the kogin patterns are applied to simple sewing projects, and also clothing items. again, the written directions are in japanese only, but if you know how to sew, these projects are not complex, and there is a range of simple to more difficult items. in addition, for embroidery lovers, this book is just beautiful to look at! 71 pages. isbn 9784277311816

Kogin embroidery is a type of sashiko stitching that uses short horizontal running stitches to create beautiful geometric patterns. Stitched kogin pieces can be made into coasters, bags, table mats, buttons, and more. Kogin is a relaxing form of embroidery that is perfect for meditative stitching. With a range of fabric and threads to choose from, along with various patterns and designs, kogin is a traditional handcraft full of modern possibilities! Read on to learn how to do kogin stitching yourself. What is kogin embroidery? Kogin is a form of...

kogin is kind of traditional embroidery from the northern part of japan. originally used as a form of darning or reinforcing work clothes, the patterns became and beautiful and intricate decoration. like the related embroidery sashiko, kogin is most commonly done with white thread on a indigo blue background. this wonderful book combines kogin technique and practical projects. the process of creating the stitches is explained step by step. the written instructions are all in japanese, but the excellent and detailed photos of every step of the process means that if you have just a little experience with embroidery, you should have no problems learning kogin from this book. there are 49 different kogin patterns show in full-scale diagrams, and you can also see examples of where these patterns were used in projects in the book. the kogin patterns are applied to simple sewing projects, and also clothing items. again, the written directions are in japanese only, but if you know how to sew, these projects are not complex, and there is a range of simple to more difficult items. in addition, for embroidery lovers, this book is just beautiful to look at! 68 pages. isbn 9784579112654

こぎん刺しのクロス。1枚目に続いて、2枚目も完成しました16種類の模様。こぎん刺し＝古風な文様と思っていたら、それだけではございません！と、モダンな文様も沢山…

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Kogin embroidery is a type of sashiko stitching that uses short horizontal running stitches to create beautiful geometric patterns. Stitched kogin pieces can be made into coasters, bags, table mats, buttons, and more. Kogin is a relaxing form of embroidery that is perfect for meditative stitching. With a range of fabric and threads to choose from, along with various patterns and designs, kogin is a traditional handcraft full of modern possibilities! Read on to learn how to do kogin stitching yourself. What is kogin embroidery? Kogin is a form of...

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