Episode 075: Atsushi of @sashikostory and @upcyclestitches

In this episode we: reflect over the importance of documenting and sharing stories, wonder over how to sew without knots, consider how thread can strengthen fabric, and decide that yes, we would totally watch a sitcom about a couple of threads that go to a party (which ends in a surprise wedding).

Show Notes:

0:41, 0:51 - Sashiko 

0:58 - Sashiko Story (@sashikostory)

1:05 - Upcycle Stitches (@upcyclestitches)

2:06 - Sashiko

2:37 - Northern Japan

3:59 - An example of Buddha sashiko pattern 

5:20 - Sashiko Story (@sashikostory)

6:00 - Industrial Revolution in Japan

6:26 - World War II

9:45, 9:54 and 9:57 - Tokyo 

10:35 - 2011 Japan earthquake and Tsunami

10:45 - Otsuchi

11:46 - Tsunami

13:24 - Japan

17:41, 17:44 and 17:45 - Boro

23:27 - QuiltCon

24:44, 24:48 and 25:02 - Kasane

30:34 and 31:06 - California roll sushi

32:43 and 32:47 - Asanoha (Hemp Leaf) Pattern

33:23 - Na Na of Na Na 45 (@na.na_45)

34:01 - Allie of Exhausted Octopus @exhaustedoctopus (learn more about Allie in Episode 44

34:21 - Emi Ito of Little Koto’s World (@little_kotos_words

34:27 and 34:47 - Cultural appropriation

35:13 and 35:40 - Weekly and monthly online sashiko gathering

Follow Atsushi:

Instagram - @sashikostory and @upcyclestitches

https://lit.link/en/sashico

https://upcyclestitches.com/


Follow Us:

Amanda: @broadclothstudio 

https://broadclothstudio.com/

Wendy: @the.weekendquilter 

https://the-weekendquilter.com/

Quilt Buzz: @quilt.buzz

https://quiltbuzzpodcast.com/


Intro/Outro Music:

Golden Hour by Vlad Gluschenko

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