Sashiko Needles • the knit cafe

Sashiko is a Japanese practice that was once used to mend worn clothes.

Nowadays it is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique, and it is also used in patchwork. Made in France, from nickel-plated steel, these Bohin needles go through 27 manufacturing stages, which guarantees an incomparable slide and an irreproachable tip.

This package of 8 Sashiko needles contains:

2 short darners needles No. 5

2 embroidery on linen needles No. 3

2 embroidery on linen needles No. 5

2 sharps needles No. 5

This selection will give you lots of flexibility in your sewing work.

All the needles are long as Sashiko needlework lends itself to stitching several stitches at once.