Sashiko Sampler, Olympus Sarashi Momen | Hitomezashi Guide | Mustard 5Mm Dot Grid Uncut Panel

Unlike a pre-set embroidery project, this one stays with an open-ended guided cloth approach. This sashiko sampler gives you a clear starting point for a sashiko sampler while leaving room to make the pattern your own. The printed 5mm dot grid and hitomezashi guide help the fabric feel approachable, and the mustard tone adds a warm, distinctive look as you sew.

• Sarashi momen with instruction included
• Approximate finished dimensions: 33 cm long x 33 cm wide
• The design is printed on the fabric and it is not pre-tailored
• The guideline is written in Japanese, but a clear diagram is provided for easier understanding
• Click here for a video on how to use Olympus Hitomezashi guided cotton fabric

If you are looking for a project that feels structured without being restrictive, this guided cotton fabric is a strong choice. The dots act as a guide so you can create a sashiko sampler with any pattern you like, and the square size makes it easy to plan around your stitching space. It also works well for buyers who enjoy easy pattern making and want a hand sewing guide that supports their own design ideas.

The pack contents are simple and focused: sarashi momen and instruction. Because the cloth is printed rather than pre-tailored, you can approach it as an uncut fabric panel and shape your stitching plan from the guide already on the surface. The mustard fabric color gives the piece a rich visual base, and the square sampler cloth format makes the layout easy to read at a glance.

This listing also suits anyone comparing terms like printed design cloth, dot grid layout, or Olympus sashiko kit, since the product combines those practical qualities in one straightforward package. The clear grid is especially useful when you want the guidance of a ready-made layout without losing the freedom to choose your own motif. If you enjoy measured stitching and a calm, repeatable rhythm, the printed guide can help you stay organized from the first stitch onward.

The included instruction sheet supports the fabric, and the clear diagram helps make the Japanese guideline easier to follow. Since the design is already printed on the cloth, you can spend less time mapping and more time stitching. That makes it a helpful option for makers who want a guided surface for experimenting with patterns, practicing neat lines, or building a thoughtful hand-sewn piece.

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