kinchaku bag

🌸 Handmade Japanese-Style Drawstring Pouch Bag | Kinchaku-Inspired Design Embrace the elegance of traditional Japanese craftsmanship with our Handmade Drawstring Pouch Bag. Made with love in Canada, this exquisite pouch features 100% cotton fabrics adorned with intricate Japanese-style floral prints, capturing the essence of classic Kinchaku bags. Inspired by the timeless beauty of kimono fabrics, this bag is a true work of art. Each piece is crafted with meticulous attention to detail…

Pattern review and tips for sewing the Kuru Kuru Kinchaku Drawstring Bag - available in different sizes and an ideal project and gift bag.

Hello there…. a short and sweet post today about a short and sweet project. This gorgeous Boro Inspired Kinchaku bag was just exactly what I needed as a project to weave in between weekends away visiting family and long over due jobs in the house and garden. It is a non messy, user up of scraps and entirely relaxing little sewing project that produces something super pretty and super useful too.

Working with vintage Kimono silk has been an fabulous finger experience for me this year. It has also amazed me just how much there is to learn about this traditional Japanese textile. In a modern world where textiles are often viewed as an easy and disposable commodity, it has been a wonder to be reminded of an era and culture where textiles were highly revered. So for a few simple facts about Kimono fabric, starting with that it is generally round 34-38cm wide and 11m long - there is very…

Day 5 of 7 days, 7 bags .... Mini Drawstring bag, Komebukuro or Kinchaku, as they are know in Japan, made from linen with hand embellished Boro patches, lined with matching printed cotton fabric. A bit of diagonal Sashiko for this one. Great for storing/organising your belongings such as jewellery, make-up, feminine products, charging cables or anything else that could get lost in your bag or drawer. Or use as a gift bag, the gift that keeps on giving 🧧😁 available from my Etsy shop soon…

Turkey Tracks: June 3, 2019 Making Komebukoro Bags is Fun and Addictive These “rice bowl bags/pouches” by kzstevens are so much fun! I’ve published other versions in earlier posts here. Kzstevens’…

This green pouch is sewn using Japanese-style komebukuro technique, finished with elegant sashiko quilting and embroidered with pretty koi fish imagery. It is made of high-quality Lithuanian linen and is round with a diameter of 20 cm. For the first time I have decided to let my Komebukuro bags shine in a new light. Instead of the traditional, square variant, there will now also be round Komebukoro bags with embroidery patterns (sashiko) designed by me personally. Komebukuro bags used to be…

A mini #kinchaku drawstring bag made with remnants of various garments I've sewn over the years. Both sides are covered with #sashiko stitching. These sweet little bags are just the thing for holding jewelry, crystals, or lucky charms. Measures 6.5 by 5.5 inches fully opened. DM me! #patchworkbag #drawstringpouch #textileartwork #intuitivestitching #zerowasteproject #handstitchedembroidery #textileartistsofinstagram #madeinoregon🌲 #joaquinadesigns joaquinadesignstudio@gmail.com