Join us for a meditative evening in the studio and develop an appreciation for Sashiko, a Japanese embroidery method.
DurationJoin us for a meditative evening in the studio and develop an appreciation for Sashiko, a Japanese embroidery method. Sashiko dates to the 17th century when this method of handwork was originally used to lengthen the lives of garments for working families by stitching layers of new and worn out cloth together with long interlacing stitches in a geometric pattern.
As we understand more about the effects fast fashion has on our environment, an appreciation for Sashiko as one of many forms of visible mending and as a way to honor worn and loved items has grown. While Sashiko can be employed as a purely decorative form of embroidery (we will supply you with indigo colored fabric for this purpose), we also encourage you to bring in items (denim garments work particularly well) that you may wish to mend or decorate. Templates for various designs, thread and needles will be provided.
We’ve established a community of which I’m very proud. This includes our instructors, who share their talent generously and who never stop following their curiosity to push the knowledge of their crafts further.
When class isn’t in session, it’s not uncommon to find a Butcher’s teacher experimenting with a new technique or learning from another instructor with a different area of expertise.
Our teachers walk the walk: our garment-making teachers make their own clothing, our quilting teachers piece up seemingly fabric-defying designs in their spare time, and our needlecraft teachers have Instagram feeds full of their latest embroidery, sashiko or bead work.
Learn to needlepoint with our classes which cater to meet the needs of our clientele. Â The classes are geared for all levels of needlepointers. Â Bring your own canvas or choose from our large selection of hand painted canvases.
10 pictures to choose from. Kids will learn how to needlepoint and follow the painted picture on the plastic canvas. All materials included. 1-5 Students per class.
Aunt Martha's® Hot Iron Transfers are great for embroidery, fabric painting, wearable art, needlepoint and other crafts. Each design will last through several stampings, and are easily applied with an iron. Embroidery instructions and color guide are included.
This is an introductory embroidery class for absolute beginners. In this class you will learn four basic embroidery stitches, and Madeline will discuss patterning methods, thread options, and finishing styles.
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