Fusible Bias Tapes, Sashiko & Bag Making Supplies

Plastic & Vinyl

Vinyl Bag Handles 68cm
$18.00
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Vinyl Bag Handles 55cm
$16.00
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Woven Shoulder Straps 120cm
$9.50
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Clip On Vinyl Handles 56cm
$15.00
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Bag Shoulder Strap 120cm
$11.00
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Vinyl Bag Handles 30cm
$5.00
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Dotty Vinyl Bag Handles Black 40cm
$13.00
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Flat Bag Handles 40cm
$8.50
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Adjustable Bag Handles (Red and Black)
$14.00
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Clip On Soft Vinyl Brown Bag Handles 50cm
$15.00
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Adjustable Vinyl Bag Handles
$16.00
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Vinyl Bag Handles 40cm Available in 4 Colours
$11.00
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Vinyl Bag Handles 70cm
$14.00
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Vinyl Strips Available in 2 Sizes
from $4.50
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Adjustable Vinyl Handles
$14.00
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Vinyl Handles 40cm
$5.00
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Vinyl Handles 37cm
$12.00
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Clip-On Flexible Bag Handles Available in 2 Colours
$15.00
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Clip-On Bag Handles Available in 2 Colours
$15.00
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List of Items Needed to Start Sashiko: 1. Sashiko needle 2. Sashiko thread 3. Fabric (preferably cotton or linen) 4. Scissors (fabric scissors preferred) 5. Thimble 6. Marking tools (like fabric chalk or pens) 7. Ruler or measuring tape 8. Quilting hoop or frame (optional for stability) 9. Iron (for pressing fabric) 10. Patterns or templates (for design inspiration) This list should help you gather everything you need to get started with Sashiko!

Basic Sashiko Stitching Instructions: 1) Aim for a stitch ratio 3:2 for the front to the back. 2) Use short stitches for small patterns. 3) A thread length of 50 cm is recommended for ease of stitching. 4) For straight designs, try to sew as long a stitch as possible. 5) Pull the needle out every 2 to 3 stitches for curves and draw the thread through. 6) It is essential for Sashiko stitching to be neatly aligned, with the thread properly stretched.

Starting & Ending Instructions: 1) Insert needle from back of the fabric. 2) Make three small stitches back towards the starting point, then turn and stitch over those three stitches to continue. 3) At the end of stitching, pull the needle out to the back and make three small return stitches, picking up only a little bit of the fabric so that the stitches do not show on the front.