Description
Type of Workshop: Hand Stitching
Style: Japanese hand stitching.
Technique: Sashiko hand-stitching can be used in many applications to add texture and beauty to all of your sewing and quilting projects. In Japan, Sashiko stitches (meaning little stabs), is a timeless hand-stitching heritage technique used for quilting, mending, and decorative purposes, with deep cultural ties and meaning. Students will use a pre-printed traditional Sashiko panel to learn this embroidery style with ease.
Maday invites you to learn more about this meaningful Japanese technique and its cultural significance.
Supplies needed for class:
- Kit – the kit includes a Sashiko sampler panel, thread, and a needle. The kit fee is $15 payable at time of class. Please pay Maday at time of class. Maday will bring kits to class.
- Participants should bring scissors and a thimble if they use one.
- Participants may want to bring a task light.
Experience: Beginner Friendly
In Person: Hampton Inn and Suites, 1 Randhurst Village Drive, Mt Prospect
Time: 9:30am – 1:30pm
Please note: Workshop fees are non-refundable unless we can fill your space. Please contact programs@nsqg.club if you have questions.
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