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Sashiko-Inspired Hand Stitched Patches

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Course Overview

Learn to make sturdy, good-looking patches to mend and customize your clothes, inspired by the Japanese tradition of Sashiko stitching. No experience or sewing machine required – you'll learn hand sewing techniques for visible mending that you can be proud to show off. Bring something you’d like to mend, or make a practice patch in class. Hand-stitched mending can be a pathway to mindfulness and creative expression, as well as a way to care for our textiles, the people we love, and our planet.

Youth ages 8 and 9 may attend if accompanied by an adult. Adult/child pairs will complete two projects and pay two materials fees.  Youth ages 10 and up may register independently 

Optional Tools:

  • Something made of fabric to patch
  • Any fabric scraps for patches that you have and want to share
  • Magnification if needed for close-up work
  • Something to eat if you’d like to have dinner or snacks while we work (nothing too messy please)

Dates

Tue, Apr 15th, 2025

Course Details

Hours: 5:30-7:30 pm
Tuition: $25.00
Materials fee: $10.00
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Meet the Instructor

North House Folk School photo of instructor, Tasha Miller Griffith
Tasha Miller Griffith
Flagstaff, AZ

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Sashiko-Inspired Hand Stitched Patches