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Sashiko Style: Traditional Japanese Patterns For Contemporary Design,Used Gibbs Smith And They Can Be OnceSashiko Is A Traditional And Distinctive Form Of Embroidery Characterized By Running Stitches ('Little Stabs') Typically In White Thread On Indigoblue Fabric. Originally Used By Japanese Farmers To Quilt Together Several Layers Of Fabric For Warmth And Durability, Sashiko Patterns Are Increasingly Being Adapted As Decorative Elements In Contemporary Designs And Needlecraft Projects. Sashiko Style Presents 70 Different Patterns Of Three Types: Linear,