Daruma - Kogin Cloth - Various pattern-children Kaisa Rissanen

Kaisa Rissanen

The fit-as-you-sew process of making pants is illustrated with progressive photographs of fitting pants for nine women of different size and shapes

1/4 yd of tricot or knit interfacing

4 m) of tricot fusible interfacing // Views A and B: six or seven 1″ – 1 1/4″ (25 – 32 mm) buttons for the front // View C: 1 1/2 yd (1

or 5 mm (1/4″) wide strips of iron-on interfacing

Daruma - Kogin Cloth - Various pattern-children Kaisa RissanenKogin is a form of sashiko stitching that uses running stitches to create a repeating geometric pattern. Similar to pattern darning, kogin is quick to learn and fun to stitch! Kogin is a counted thread technique, so the pattern is not printed on the fabric like in other forms of sashiko. Instead you follow a stitching chart just like you do in cross stitch. 100% linen Made in Japan 19. 5" x 17. 25" (50 cm x 44 cm)