Intro to Bojagi and Patchwork____11.22.25 (Sat) 6 PM to 8 PMExplore two traditions rooted in reuse: Korean bojagi and Appalachian patchwork. Both practices are about making something beautiful out of whats on hand. Whether its the delicate seams of jogakbo or the improvisational logic of Appalachian strip piecing, these methods invite us to slow down and see fabric differently. In this class, well talk about the cultural lineages behind each, then start stitchingby hand, of course. No experience necessary.

This exquisite handmade white silk moth ornament depicts the Ceranchia apollina moth

woven with care for that perfect balance of softness and strength

8 meters] - 1” wide webbing

take into account this will absorb some of the ease in the waist - if your waist measurement is in between sizes

Ingredients: Indigo Extract Powder

well matched on strand

lightweight linen and linen blends

or give new life to a favorite sweater—every stitch will be a little different

creating a piece as fluid and dynamic as the natural world it honors

The Florence is a sweet swingy top and dress with a button back detail and soft high low gathers

these heavy cloaks took their color from the native black sheep

handmade terracotta vessel