Wagara sashiko pre-printed wash-away panel - Autumn Sky

This listing is for one pre-printed sashiko cloth in a navy, red or grey blue color. The pattern washes out of the cloth with water.

This cloth was created by Hitomi Fujita for QH Textiles and is made in Japan. It is called "Autumn Sky" and it features dragonflies, mums, "breeze" and nowaki (grass pattern).

The entire cloth measures about 46 inches tall x 20 inches wide ( 117 cm tall x 51 cm wide). The printed portion of the cloth measures about 43 inches tall x 19 inch wide (109 cm x 48 cm) in size.

The 100% cotton fabric is of a medium weight. It has a much heavier weight and tighter weave than the smaller "hana-fukin" samplers that I offer. The fabric has a slightly crisp drape and a texture that is similar to a lighter weight canvas material. This cloth would be perfect for a noren, curtain, table runner, cushion cover or hanging display piece. Please refer to the last 3 photos for the most accurate representation of the colors available. Crayola brand crayons were placed in the photos for a color comparison. You may select the color you would like using the pull-down menu.

Do NOT iron the fabric prior to removing the pre-printed pattern or the pattern may not wash out completely.

To remove markings:

*Do not iron or get the cloth wet until the stitching is completed.
*Hand wash in lukewarm water with mild detergent. Rinse thoroughly.
*Iron while still moist on low temperature. Place sashiko cloth face down onto folded bath towel, prior to ironing, to prevent the stitching from being flattened.

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Please note that if you order a large number of thread or small items the shipping weight may be overestimated. Be assured that I always refund shipping cost overages of $1.00 or more. You may also wish to contact me so that I can set up a special order for you, which will have the accurate combined shipping costs. I do not charge handling or packaging fees.