The Complete Sashiko Kit — 40 Pieces Master Set
The complete sashiko toolkit. For the stitcher who is fully committed — to the craft, to the fabric, and to making things last.
The Master Kit is for the maker who doesn't need instructions but appreciates exceptional materials. Everything here has been chosen because it's worth working with — fabric that rewards patience, stencils that open up new pattern possibilities, tools that will outlast the project.
Sashiko began as an act of devotion to cloth. Fishermen's wives stitching layer upon layer into jackets to keep their families warm. Farmers reinforcing work clothes until the stitching became the story. The Master Kit is built in that spirit — not as a beginner's introduction, but as a serious maker's companion.
There is enough here to keep you stitching for a long time.
What's inside:
- 3 pieces of linen — varying weights, sized for real projects
- 1 Japanese fabric panel
- 10 smaller fabric pieces
- 3 denim pieces
- 8 sashiko stencils — a wide range of traditional geometric and nature-inspired patterns
- 4 heat erasable pens
- 4 pre-stencilled sashiko patterned pieces
- 1 pearl cotton thread 80m
- 3 embroidery threads
- 1 pair of fabric shears
- 2 sashiko needles (large & small)
On the fabric:
All fabric in the kit is reclaimed.
The linen pieces are sized generously — large enough for garment repairs, tote panels, or framed textile art.
The Japanese panel is chosen for its print and its weight; it deserves a considered project.
The smaller Japanese pieces are for Boro repair & art collaging.
On the stencils:
Eight stencils gives you a proper working library.
Traditional patterns include Asanoha (hemp leaf), Seigaiha (ocean waves), Ajiro (Wickerwork), Hitomezashi (bamboo) and more.
Each one carries centuries of meaning — the pattern history card included in this kit tells you what you're stitching and why it matters.
On the tools:
The shears are for thread cutting — chosen because sashiko deserves proper tools. The shears allow to get a sleek cut to make needle threading process easier.
The kit includes 2 types of sashiko needles for thiner and thicker fabrics.
There are 4 heat erasable pens to draw your own patterns.
Good to know:
The Master Kit makes an exceptional gift for a serious textile maker. It arrives ready to present — if you'd like to include a personal message with your order, add a note at checkout and we'll hand-write it on a Fabric Folk card.
Handmade in the UK. Sustainably sourced. Slowly made.
Looking for reuse inspiration?
Explore our Pinterest Reuse Inspiration boards and find a creative way to reuse this material.
🌿 Why Choose Reclaimed Materials?
Reclaimed materials reduce waste in two powerful ways: they keep textiles out of landfill, and reduce the demand for new materials that require energy, water, and raw resources to produce.
By choosing reclaimed, you’re not just sourcing fabric — you’re taking part in a more thoughtful, circular way of making.
We also believe reclaimed materials invite a different kind of creativity — one that’s more resourceful, intuitive, and personal.
🧵 About Reclaimed Materials
Each piece is unique. Photos give a good indication of what you’ll receive, but tones, textures, and sizes may vary slightly from batch to batch.
Because these materials have had a previous life, you may notice small marks or imperfections. We see these as part of their character — not flaws, but stories that make your finished piece one of a kind.
All materials are carefully checked to ensure they’re suitable for creative reuse.
💸 Our Pricing
Our materials are priced to be accessible, while reflecting their quality and potential.
Because we work with reclaimed and surplus textiles, availability and pricing may vary over time. Each batch is different, and once it’s gone, it’s gone.
We aim to offer materials at significantly below typical retail value — making it easier to experiment, create, and make more with less.
🔄 Where Our Materials Come From
Our materials come from local makers, businesses, and creative projects that no longer need them.
Through our Stash Swap programme, fabrics and yarns are donated and shared within the community. Materials that aren’t rehomed during our swap events are then sorted, checked, and prepared by our team.
We make them available again through our online shop and textile reuse pop-ups — keeping them in circulation for as long as possible.