How to Make Sashiko Stitch with Sewing Machine! | Carolina Sew n Vac 

Love this. It works.

Wow! Thanks oh thanks! Good job. Loved "just the facts". No frills.

What a great description love your level of detail and delivery.

Very nice technique Jordan!

I’m so excited to find you video! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

Beautiful!!!!

you are brilliant

Thanks. Well done!!!

Would be a great video if you held the focus on the stitches for a while rather than constantly moving.

thanks

I have a Janome Memory Craft 7700 QCP. I was trying to find a stitch like that.

its nice thanks

Great video! I have a question...I have a janome 4300 QDC and for that stitch, my machine will only go to the 4.0 in lenght. Not the 5.0. Does anyone know why? Again - I love to to the point demonstration!!!!

Thanks for the demonstration. What was the weight of your thread in the bobbin please?

Interesting! I’ll try it on my Brother HC1850. I have the monofilament thread, would you share brand of bobbin thread you use on this tutorial? I have a perle size 12 but that’s for hand sewing. Do you think it’s too thick for the sewing machine? Thank you for sharing your Sashiko hack, would be very useful.

Can this be done on a Brothers Sewing/Embroidery machine?

What weight is the bobbin thread?

Hey Jordan, What kind of foot attachment should you use with the sashiko stitch? (I have a babylock journey). Thanks!

I wonder if my pfaff 5.2 have it

How durable is this using the monofilament thread?

Sewing machines should NOT be computerized. Electronics doesn't belong in sewing machines. Sewing machines should be purely mechanical, solid, with all metal gears and frame. Electronic sewing machines are plastic junk.