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Enjoy the Japanese art of Sashiko, or “little stabs” stitching!
In this class, you will learn the basics of Sashiko stitching. Sashiko means little stabs and is a type of traditional Japanese embroidery used for the decorative and functional reinforcement of cloth and clothing. While learning the basics, you will practice on a small sampler pattern that can be turned into a coaster, patch, pincushion, or other piece at a later date!
After the demonstration, you can stay to work on your sampler and interact with others in the class. Ready to take your project to the next level? Schedule a one-on-one session with Exchange staff to get your authorization to use the sewing machines.
Disclaimer(s)
Exchange Safety
During this class, you will work with machinery and a variety of tools. Closed toe shoes are required. Avoid wearing baggy clothing or dangling jewelry, and tie back long hair.