Visible Mending____09.05.26 (10 AM to 12 PM)Mending our textiles honors the art of repair and reuse. Visible mending has long been a practical and expressive tradition across continents and cultures. This class celebrates that legacy while centering your own artistic style. The Japanese tradition of sashiko is known for its even running stitches and geometric repetition, which turn utility into aesthetics. North African appliqu, European darning, and Appalachian patchwork lean more organically,

Features a one piece collar

The sleeves and body of the hip-length Blouse (Rukava) are gathered into a narrow neckband

this fabric is naturally unbleached and undyed

Just bring your curiosity and a love for textiles that hold stories

This pack includes three thoughtfully curated patterns designed for visible mending projects

All have princess lines in the back

Attend with a friend

Fabric recommendations:

approachable guidance on how to start making your own

less long running stitches

inspiring makers to think deeply about how clothing shapes our understanding of each other and ourselves

View C is a closely fitted women's vest