Sashiko Denim Mending Workshop | Wednesday, July 22, 6-9pm

Sashiko Denim Mending Workshop | Wednesday, July 22, 6-9pmOverview Details In this workshop well be exploring sashiko and the Japanese art of mending. Sashiko is traditional Japanese embroidery technique that not only strengthens but intricately adorns fabric, bringing it new life. In Japan, fabric was continually mended over many generations creating a visual history of geometric stitches. Sashiko patterns are often sewn with off white stitches on dark indigo fabric, so grab your your favorite denima piece

on the needles with yarn still attached

in writing

Tap into inspiration by fellow makers featured in our gallery

Age and Health Requirement:

Nepal from 100% New Zealand sheep's wool

using local (and sometimes) unconventional materials

A fresh take on our favorite chunky yarn

• Approximate Sizing: As each pom pom has been hand-sewn and cut as an individual creation

as well as making use of locally sourced and unconventional materials

A hook or two needles

Curry): ethically-sourced merino wool

our in-house knitting expert