Join the renewed trend of repairing your clothing with beautiful traditional Japanese mending techniques and patterns.

First recorded in Japan in the 16th century, peasants repaired worn-out clothing using scraps and layering to make material stronger. Local patterns identified people from different regions.

Using thread + needles specifically made for sashiko stitching, most students will complete one patch during workshop, others may finish up last bits at home.

Patterns + directions provided.  Some denim jeans will be available to practice on but best if you bring your own — holes not required – so you can wear your masterpiece.

Call with questions:  Crickett 508-548-4686.