Sashiko Embroidery Class

Visible mending with sashiko is a Japanese embroidery technique for repairing textiles by using running stitches to create decorative and durable patterns over worn areas or holes.

The process typically involves preparing the area, adding a patch if needed, and then using a long, running stitch to create a pattern of small, repeating stitches that form a grid or other design on the fabric. This traditional mending style, once seen as a sign of poverty, is now celebrated for its beauty and sustainability.

All material and Lunch Included,

Coffee and tea station available in studio.