boro sashiko style mending workshop

£45.00

Introduction to Sashiko-Style mending and boro patching

Join me for a beginner-friendly sashiko-stye mending workshop and discover how to turn worn, damaged or well-loved textiles into something worth keeping.

What will I learn and take away?

You will learn the basics of sashiko-style mending and how to use simple hand stitches to strengthen, repair and decorate your textiles.

You will explore techniques such as:

  • Sashiko-style stitching

  • Decorative and functional mending

  • Working with patches and scraps (boro)

  • Creating simple repeat patterns and stitch designs

  • How to give old or damaged clothing a new lease of life

You'll use these techniques to create your own unique sashiko style tote bag .

FAQ'S

who is the workshop for?

This workshop is ideal for beginners who are curious about mending, embroidery or slow fashion and would like to learn some simple techniques in a relaxed, supportive setting. No previous sewing or embroidery experience is needed.

when is the workshop?
Coming soon !

what time does it start and finish?

Coming soon !

can I take anything else home?

Of course! You'll take home your finished tote bag and the skills to start repairing your own clothes and textiles. There may also be a few seww_What bits and pieces available to purchase on the day, including sashiko repair kits and pre sewn patches.

can I come more than once?

Absolutely. Mending is something you get better at with practice, and you're very welcome to come back, try different techniques and even bring along your own projects to mend !

how big are the classes?

we keep our workshops small so everyone has the chance to receive plenty of 1:1 There is no pressure to make anything perfect we're here to learn, experiment and enjoy the process.

do I need to bring anything?

All materials are provided, so there is nothing you need to buy. If you have a piece of clothing or textile you'd like to practise mending on, you're very welcome to bring it along. We particularly love working with things that are already well loved.

Introduction to Sashiko-Style mending and boro patching

Join me for a beginner-friendly sashiko-stye mending workshop and discover how to turn worn, damaged or well-loved textiles into something worth keeping.

What will I learn and take away?

You will learn the basics of sashiko-style mending and how to use simple hand stitches to strengthen, repair and decorate your textiles.

You will explore techniques such as:

  • Sashiko-style stitching

  • Decorative and functional mending

  • Working with patches and scraps (boro)

  • Creating simple repeat patterns and stitch designs

  • How to give old or damaged clothing a new lease of life

You'll use these techniques to create your own unique sashiko style tote bag .

FAQ'S

who is the workshop for?

This workshop is ideal for beginners who are curious about mending, embroidery or slow fashion and would like to learn some simple techniques in a relaxed, supportive setting. No previous sewing or embroidery experience is needed.

when is the workshop?
Coming soon !

what time does it start and finish?

Coming soon !

can I take anything else home?

Of course! You'll take home your finished tote bag and the skills to start repairing your own clothes and textiles. There may also be a few seww_What bits and pieces available to purchase on the day, including sashiko repair kits and pre sewn patches.

can I come more than once?

Absolutely. Mending is something you get better at with practice, and you're very welcome to come back, try different techniques and even bring along your own projects to mend !

how big are the classes?

we keep our workshops small so everyone has the chance to receive plenty of 1:1 There is no pressure to make anything perfect we're here to learn, experiment and enjoy the process.

do I need to bring anything?

All materials are provided, so there is nothing you need to buy. If you have a piece of clothing or textile you'd like to practise mending on, you're very welcome to bring it along. We particularly love working with things that are already well loved.