I haven't filmed a self-introduction video until now,
but I'm happy to be able to communicate with everyone through comments and such,
so I wanted to introduce myself properly.
Thank you to everyone who asked me questions when I was making this self-introduction video!
I was given a fun topic, so I was able to make the video while chatting 😀
Thank you for your continued support!
▪︎Kyonui Sugishita
HP：www.h-sugishita.jp
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00:00 Opening
00:40 Profile
02:27 ① What made me start embroidery/my life so far
04:41 ② The process of becoming an embroidery craftsman
06:57 ③ Recommended embroidery books
07:51 ④ Favorite/bad techniques
09:14 ⑤ What I do to make the stitches look nice
09:50 ⑥ Design ideas/references
10:29 ⑦ What I think about while embroidering
11:17 ⑧ Daily routine
11:37 ⑨ Difficulties/good points I've felt in my quest to become a craftsman
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= shizusa silk embroidery =
When I started working as a Japanese embroidery craftsman, I had the opportunity to see some practice embroidery scraps made by craftsmen in the past.
I remember that the detailed and careful embroidery was so beautiful that it was hard to believe it was practice.
After that, I also made it a habit to spend time embroidering outside of work.
I refer to "Japanese designs and pictures that have been loved since ancient times" for my designs.
I hope everyone can empathize with the cuteness of the designs and the excitement I feel for crafts!
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