Beginning Sashiko
Embark on a creative journey with our Sashiko Japanese Hand Embroidery class, where you will discover the beauty and simplicity of this traditional Japanese art form. This 2-hour project class is perfect for anyone, regardless of their prior experience, who wishes to explore the intricate world of hand embroidery.
What is Sashiko?
Sashiko, meaning "little stabs," is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using a simple running stitch to create a patterned background. Originally developed in rural Japan, Sashiko was used to reinforce or repair worn fabric or to create warmth. Today, it is appreciated worldwide for its aesthetic value and meditative qualities.
Class Highlights
Introduction to Sashiko Techniques: Learn the history and basic techniques of Sashiko, including how to thread a needle, transfer patterns, and execute the traditional running stitch.
Guided Project: Create your own Sashiko project, such as a small wall hanging or a decorative fabric piece. All materials, including fabric, thread, and needles, will be provided in a kit to purchase the day of the class.
Embark on a creative journey with our Sashiko Japanese Hand Embroidery class, where you will discover the beauty and simplicity of this traditional Japanese art form. This 2-hour project class is perfect for anyone, regardless of their prior experience, who wishes to explore the intricate world of hand embroidery.
What is Sashiko?
Sashiko, meaning "little stabs," is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using a simple running stitch to create a patterned background. Originally developed in rural Japan, Sashiko was used to reinforce or repair worn fabric or to create warmth. Today, it is appreciated worldwide for its aesthetic value and meditative qualities.
Class Highlights
Introduction to Sashiko Techniques: Learn the history and basic techniques of Sashiko, including how to thread a needle, transfer patterns, and execute the traditional running stitch.
Guided Project: Create your own Sashiko project, such as a small wall hanging or a decorative fabric piece. All materials, including fabric, thread, and needles, will be provided in a kit to purchase the day of the class.
Embark on a creative journey with our Sashiko Japanese Hand Embroidery class, where you will discover the beauty and simplicity of this traditional Japanese art form. This 2-hour project class is perfect for anyone, regardless of their prior experience, who wishes to explore the intricate world of hand embroidery.
What is Sashiko?
Sashiko, meaning "little stabs," is a form of Japanese folk embroidery using a simple running stitch to create a patterned background. Originally developed in rural Japan, Sashiko was used to reinforce or repair worn fabric or to create warmth. Today, it is appreciated worldwide for its aesthetic value and meditative qualities.
Class Highlights
Introduction to Sashiko Techniques: Learn the history and basic techniques of Sashiko, including how to thread a needle, transfer patterns, and execute the traditional running stitch.
Guided Project: Create your own Sashiko project, such as a small wall hanging or a decorative fabric piece. All materials, including fabric, thread, and needles, will be provided in a kit to purchase the day of the class.