Shibaguyz FAB Sashiko Essentials Aurifil Thread CollectionThe time has finally come when we can tell you about a project we have been working on with the FAB folks at Aurifil. We can officially announce the launch of our NEW thread collection from Aurifil! The Shibaguyz FAB Sashiko Essential thread collection is now available for preorder RIGHT HERE on our website. Can you tell we’re more than a little excited about this? We have been fans of Aurifil threads for all of our hand and machine sewing and embellishing ever since we tried our first sampler pack. We because Aurifil Ambassadors in 2018 and have been using Aurifil on projects here in the studio and our students have been using Aurifil threads in the classroom thanks to Aurifil’s generous sponsorship of our classes. So… yeah… we’re big fans. When we were approached with the opportunity to produce a thread collection of our favorite colors in our favorite thread weight, we were simultaneously excited and stressed. Excited because curating a custom collection of thread and colors is HUGE. Stressed because curating a custom collection of thread and colors is HUGE. But, of course, we did make decisions (with the help of our friends at Aurifil) and we were even able to design our own packaging! Check it out!
You can pre-order your collections right now by clicking on the button below. For this first batch, supplies are limited and we will ship out to pre-orders in the first week of March. Don’t worry if you don’t get in on this first order, we will have more soon! Also, if you are going to be at STITCHES West February 21–24, 2019, we will have collections there in the Needlepoints West booth #738 that you can see in person and purchase. If not, click the link above or the product summary below and reserve your very own Shibaguyz FAB Sashiko Essentials thread collection for Aurifil today! STITCH ON!! S&J Shibaguyz FAB Sashiko Essentials Aurifil Thread CollectionFAB Sashiko Essentials by the Shibaguyz Includes 6 large spools of Aurifil Cotton 12wt thread with 356 yds/325 m per spool Colors Included 2024 – White 2740 – Dark Cobalt 2265 – Lobster Red 1240 – Very Dark Eggplant 1147 – Light Leaf Green 4657 – Tramanto a Zoagli (variegated) Our FAB Sashiko Essentials thread collection for Aurifil is the perfect starter pack of colors to set you on the right path for your sashiko projects. We use these thread in our classes and our book and personal sashiko and handsewing projects. However, we’ve also used these same threads for hand quilting, embroidery, and even cross stitcha nd machine embroidery. We picked the colors for this collection specifically to work across a wide range of projects and fabrics whether you want your threads to stand out for sashiko or blend in more for shading in embroidery and quilting. If you’ve never worked with Aurifil thread before in your hand sewing and sashiko, do yourself a favor and try this essentials collection. You’ll find out very quickly why we only work with Aurifil thread: smooth thread that doesn't easily tangle or snag. Aurifil thread produces virtually no lint or thread dust to clog up your machines. We were hooked from the first samples we used and are now Aurifil Ambassadors and designers. From the Aurifil Website Aurifil’s 100% Cotton 12wt thread is the heaviest weight thread we offer and is perfect for hand applique, hand embroidery, hand quilting, cross stitch, embellishment, handmade lace, machine applique, blanket stitch, machine embroidery (especially for designs that use a longer stitch length), machine art quilting, Sashiko, redwork, lower looper serging, and longarm quilting. Uses Hand applique, hand embroidery, hand quilting, cross stitch, embellishment and lace, machine applique, blanket stitch, buttonhole stitch, machine embroidery, machine art quilting, sashiko, redwork, lower looper serging, longarm quilting. Needle Recommendations · Sashiko Needle (hand stitching) · 100/16 or 90/14 Topstitch Needle (40wt in the bobbin) · 4.5 Longarm Needle (28wt in the bobbin) Tips · When using 12wt thread by machine, we recommend using a much thinner thread in the bobbin, like our 40wt. · When using in a Longarm machine, quilt slowly, using a longer stitch and silicone conditioner where necessary.
Melody Lutz
2/21/2019 11:29:33 am
Never tried sashiko... but willing to try! I've always admired it. 2/21/2019 11:41:46 am
What amazing collection of fabulous 12wt Aurifil!! I just love it and love that I got to know a bit more about you guys! Shibas are super cute!!!
Janice King
2/21/2019 12:03:12 pm
Love seeing your talent and looking forward to your Aurifil collection!
Nancy A
2/21/2019 12:05:54 pm
I have not tried Sashiko, but I like the look of it very much.
Julie
2/21/2019 12:10:32 pm
I have tried shashiko, but I'm absolutely IN LOVE with Boro stitching!!!
Vanessa B
2/21/2019 12:25:42 pm
Love those colors!
Buffie Lorah
2/21/2019 12:56:16 pm
Beautiful vibrant thread choices! Great picks!
Beth T.
2/21/2019 01:14:39 pm
I've never tried Sashiko, but I feel closer to it now. I look forward to learning from you guys.
Sue
2/21/2019 02:23:36 pm
I've done a couple sashiko projects, with plans for several more.
Susan Shaw
2/21/2019 04:34:40 pm
I have never tried Sashiko. I think it's on and more folks' bucket lists.
Denise T
2/21/2019 05:12:06 pm
I just took a class at my LQS! I really like the look and feel and look forward to doing more! 2/21/2019 07:00:21 pm
I have yet to try my hand at sashiko. I think it's quite lovely. And I love the colors you chose for your collection.
Debby E
2/21/2019 07:59:00 pm
I've never tried Sashiko but am willing to try! :)
Kathie R
2/21/2019 09:06:14 pm
I have never tried Sashiko - but it is lovely!
Indianna
2/22/2019 12:22:07 am
I usually just use white or black thread but this has inspired my to try more colours.
TinaC
2/22/2019 03:53:59 am
Looks like a very interesting craft made more approachable and enjoyable by Aurifil.
Andrée B
2/22/2019 04:17:05 am
I have tried sashiko with provided thread in a kit. Would love to try new design with Aurifil!
Joni B
2/22/2019 08:50:45 am
I've tried sashiko with pre-printed fabric. This is inspiring me to think about more creative options.
Sharon Kohl
2/22/2019 08:58:49 am
Looking forward to trying this new way of stitching! Comments are closed.
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