In this 2.5‑hour workshop, you’ll learn the basics of Sashiko embroidery. Sashiko is an ancient Japanese stitching technique used to visibly mend clothing. Today, this embroidery method is also popular for repairing denim and creating decorative designs. With this technique, you can make beautiful geometric patterns. During the workshop, you’ll get to know various Sashiko tools and materials and create a sample piece on dark blue ecological fabric.
What you’ll learn in this Sashiko workshop:
How and when to use special Sashiko materials
How to transfer a pattern onto fabric – we’ll provide a transfer pattern you can use
How to start stitching without making a knot
How to make Sashiko stitches
The rules and techniques of Sashiko embroidery
Materials:
All embroidery materials used during the workshop are included in the price. You can take your finished piece (or work in progress) home with you. If you’d like to continue practicing at home with other patterns, you’re welcome to purchase additional materials in our studio.
Catering:
We’ll provide coffee, tea, and water, along with some tasty snacks from the patisserie.
Lunch is not included, but we’re happy to suggest great lunch spots nearby if needed.
