Upcycling Old Cloth into a Beautiful Sashiko Apron

I upcycled old cloths into a beautiful sashiko apron, giving new life to stained and worn fabrics. I stitched the Sashiko pattern and carefully assembled the pieces for a cozy, handmade finish. This apron is both practical and charming, and I’ll be using it from today! For this apron, I joined three pieces for the front and two pieces for the back. This allowed me to place the stained parts of the front fabric on the sides. I also shifted the seam positions between the front and back so they wouldn’t overlap. Overlapping seams can make the fabric too thick and difficult for Sashiko stitching, so I tried to keep the surface as flat as possible. This is how I dyed the fabric⬇️ Dyeing Old Fabric to Give It New Life    • Dyeing Old Fabric to Give It New Life | Sc...   I often receive questions about the tools and materials I use in my videos, so I’ve gathered my recommendations on my Amazon in the US and Australia! If you’re looking for particular items, you may find them on my storefront page. *As an Amazon Associate, I earn commission from qualifying purchases.当チャンネルは、アマゾン・アソシエイトとして、適格販売より収入を得ています。* ⬇️ The white marker I used in this video https://amzn.to/3Pnt072 (Amazon) A set of Rit indigo dye & fixative (I wish I got the set from first!) https://amzn.to/3ODAZg8 (Amazon) The Green Wrapper Storefront (For other items) Amazon US https://www.amazon.com/shop/thegreenw... Amazon Australia https://www.amazon.com.au/shop/thegre... Please support this channel by watching, liking, and subscribing!You can also support this channel through my Patreon page. Paid members can receive additional downloadable Sashiko patterns. Please visit my Patreon page for more details.   / thegreenwrapper   I used music from Epidemic Sound for this video. 動画内の音楽（オープニング以外）はEpidemic Soundからの楽曲を使用しています。フリートライアルは下のリンクから。 Sign up for a free trial here⬇️ https://share.epidemicsound.com/daq2l7