Bojagi and Patchwork____05.03.26 (10 AM to 12 PM)Explore 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. 2 hour classes are 136. 00.

Sophie Hood

It comes with 2 neckline depth options and you can access free additional neckline options on this blog post

and a comfortable fit

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Certified Organic

For stitching that makes form and function one and the same

resulting in a fabric that embodies the soul of artisanal heritage

The Yoruba speak of aje

Folkwear offers this sewing pattern with two distinct views

It’s also a deeply grounding practice: a way to work with your hands

or swinging and flowing

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