HARAWOOL Sashiko Embroidery Fabric – Pre-Printed Fork Pattern
A modern fork-pattern Sashiko embroidery fabric by HARAWOOL, pre-printed with water-soluble stitching lines on soft cotton. Ideal for Sashiko kitchen cloths, dining décor, and relaxing hand-stitching projects.
This HARAWOOL Fork Sashiko Fabric features a clean, repeating arrangement of forks inspired by traditional Japanese Sashiko embroidery with a contemporary, minimalist touch. The design is pre-printed with water-soluble guidelines, making it easy to stitch—simply follow the lines and rinse the markings away after finishing.
Sashiko is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique originally developed to strengthen fabric through layered stitching. Today, it is appreciated for its calming rhythm, simple geometry, and timeless handmade beauty.
Designed as a Sashiko kitchen cloth (dish towel), this fabric is both practical and decorative. The soft cotton fabric is easy to stitch and free from fluorescent whitening agents, making it suitable for beginners and experienced stitchers alike. It adds a handmade, cozy accent to kitchens, dining spaces, or thoughtful gift projects.
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Data sheet
- Material
- 100% Cotton
- Origin / Country
- Made in Japan
- Craft Type
- Sashiko
- Texture / Finish
- Soft, easy-to-stitch cotton fabric
- Includes
- English instruction sheet, available as a downloadable PDF
Fabric with a pre-printed, water-soluble design — just stitch along the lines. - Color Accuracy Notice
- Color in photos may slightly differ from the actual item
- Ideal For
- Beginners & experienced stitchers
Creative relaxation
Sashiko kitchen cloths, dish towels, or decorative stitching
Sashiko stitching - Finished Size
- approx. 11.8" × 13.4" (30 × 34 cm)
- Color
- White
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A modern fork-pattern Sashiko embroidery fabric by HARAWOOL, pre-printed with water-soluble stitching lines on soft cotton. Ideal for Sashiko kitchen cloths, dining décor, and relaxing hand-stitching projects.