Description
Hidamari Sashiko Needles
Hidamari Sashiko Needles comes in an assorted package. Made in Japan, they are perfect for the traditional Japanese embroidery art of Sashiko. This little package includes 6 needles in four assorted sizes and a needle threader. They are made by Lecien.
Are you interested in the Japanese embroidery art of Sashiko? We have other Sashiko notions you might be interested in including: Sashiko thread and thimbles. Also, please check out our EPP notions and our ever-growing family of Hexiform Leave-In EPP! You’ll love it!
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