Make Sashiko Reusable Kitchen Cloths Kit

No more paper towel or plastic wrap! Eco/ Vegan friendly sustainable cloths with sashiko stitching!


Mari Yamada
Mari Yamada
4.9 (54)



label $52 (or 4 payments of $13 Afterpay)

Sarashi cloth Japanese traditional fabric is made by 100 per cent natural cotton and loved for a long time by Japanese people.

With this kit, you will make two different sizes of kitchen cloths by Sashiko stitching with your choices of colour of thread and the patterns. After you have completed this, you won't need to buy any paper towels and plastic wraps, saving the earth and your money!

These cloths help your everyday lives such as for cooking, cleaning and mealtime. With the cloth, you can;
wrap vegetables, fruits or rice to store in the freezer
steam food in a pot
drain water of yogurt or vegetables
cover dishes when microwaving
dry water out of fresh food or clean dishes
oxygen-based bleach
wash machining
use as cleaning cloth

What's in the box?
  • Sarashi fabrics set (3 Sarashi cloth)
  • Sashiko needle
  • Sashiko threads
  • Fabric marker
  • Pattern book

This indoor activity at home is relaxing and enjoyable, with a hint of discovery and creativity.
What you'll need
  • Thread scissors
  • Bright place and flexible fingers!
  • Eye glasses if needed
Add-ons available for this class
  • Sarashi Plain Fabric 50cm ($7)
  • Sashiko kitchen cotton cloth kit ($23)
  • Threads 20Mx 5 (White, red, navy, yellow, black) ($25)
  • Threads 100M x 5 (White, red,navy,yellow,black) ($55)
  • Sashiko needle pack ($7)
  • Sashiko Cream dot fabric 50x 50cm ($20)
  • Sashiko Navy dot fabric 50x 50cm ($20)
  • Sashiko pre- printed table mat cloth kit ($30)
  • Sashiko table runner 1.5M long cloth ($45)
  • Sashiko sampler cloth Navy (popular pattern) ($14)
  • Sashiko sampler cloth White (popular pattern) ($12)
  • Sarashi Plain Fabric ï¼’M ($22)
  • Sashiko Linen handkerchief kit ($49)
You can add these when you book (optional).
 
Suitable for

Suitable for adults, and kids (minimum 12 years old).

An adult must be present whilst kid(s) engage with the box.

This would also be a lovely gift for her, gift for mum or birthday gift.

Your provider
Mari Yamada
Mari Yamada

4.9 (54)

I am from Tsugaru, Aomori, Japan - the place where Kogin was born. Naturally, I grew up with many of the traditional Aomori art and crafts and began learning Kogin when I was a child.

I have been building my skills and knowledge for more than 20 years and have helped introduce many sewers to these overseas traditions.

Despite all of the new styles of embroidery patterns today, the original Kogin techniques are still being created by needlework lovers in Japan. Its design and texture are well cared for, beautiful, cute, warm, stylish, and modern.

I would love to connect with you for fun and share my Kogin knowledge with all the needlework lovers out there!

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