Four Traditional Sashiko Patterns
Welcome to the Four Traditional Sashiko Patterns tutorial!
Explore four beautiful Japanese embroidery patterns: Shippo, Juji-hanasashi, Seigaiha and Kaki no Hana.
Follow along with the video tutorial to stitch your own sashiko sampler, and discover how these traditional patterns can be used in your own creative projects.
Watch the Video Tutorial
Follow the step-by-step stitching guide on our YouTube channel.
Explore the Patterns
Discover four traditional Japanese sashiko patterns, each with its own unique charm.
Shippo (七宝) – An elegant pattern of overlapping circles, traditionally associated with harmony and connection.
Juji-hanasashi (十字花刺し) – A beautiful geometric design formed from repeating cross and floral shapes.
Seigaiha (青海波) – A timeless wave pattern symbolising peace and good fortune.
Kaki no Hana (柿の花) – A traditional geometric pattern inspired by the persimmon flower.
These versatile designs can be used for more than just samplers. Try adding them to small handmade accessories or creating your own unique pieces.
Download all 4 free patterns (ZIP)
New to Sashiko?
If you're new to sashiko, don't worry! We've put together a couple of beginner-friendly tutorials to help you get started.
Learn the essential stitching techniques in around five minutes. A simple introduction to help you start stitching with confidence.
How to Transfer Sashiko Patterns
Discover five easy ways to transfer your chosen pattern onto fabric, using different tools and materials.
Happy stitching!