Intro to Sashiko

During this two-part 6-hour class, students will explore the Japanese hand-stitching known as sashiko. In Japanese, its name means “little stabs.” Traditional sashiko combined decorative techniques with mending and quilting. Students will learn how to design and transfer patterns onto fabric and practice “loading" the needle correctly to create consistent, smooth-running stitches.

All materials included. Some stitching may be required at home.

NOTE: Class size limited to 6 people.  A supply list will be sent upon registration. The kit is included in your fee. 

TBD

Kit includes:
- 1 fat quarter of fabric
- Sashiko needles of varying sizes
- 1 white fine tip marking pencil
- wax free transfer paper
- Feather light fusible
- 1 ball of #8 pearle cotton
- Sashiko Handy Pocket Guide by Sylvia Pippen 

Please read our class policies before signing up.