Matsukawa Sashiko Pattern - Pine Bark Diamond

Matsukawa Sashiko Pattern - Pine Bark Diamond

The Matsukawa-bishi sashiko pattern is a geometric Japanese design commonly described as a pine bark diamond pattern. Its angular shapes combine diamond-like forms into a distinctive repeating arrangement.

The pattern offers more visual complexity than a basic Hishi diamond grid. Straight and diagonal lines meet to create recognizable geometric units that repeat across the fabric.

Matsukawa-bishi is a useful choice for stitchers looking for a more detailed traditional-style pattern. It can be used for sashiko embroidery, quilting, clothing decoration, visible mending and textile crafts.

Print the pattern and transfer the lines onto your fabric as a stitching guide. Repeat adjoining sections when covering a larger area.

Matsukawa Sashiko Pattern - Pine Bark Diamond

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