Hand stitched cotton patches on March 20, 2025

March 20th from 6-7pm at Evergreen Collective

Join us at Evergreen Collective for a sustainable reuse project with Julie from Junket Tossed and Found. 

Come prepared to get creative and learn how to reuse everyday items to create something new for you!

More info:

Sashiko is a sewing style featuring long white contrast threads, often on indigo-dyed fabric.

Some purists swear by a specific type of needle, but it seems like a lot of fuss when long darners work beautifully. In this class, our friends from Junket will bring everything you need to freestyle a colorful patch (or two?) using only products sourced from post-consumer sources: vintage cotton prints, rescued denim and thread, plus estate-salvaged metal scissors & long darning needles for use during the class.  

Patches can be used to repair and/or embellish items of their choosing. Alternately, attendees may choose to bring an item of their own (woven, cotton recommended) that they’d like to directly repair and/or embellish using this playful technique.

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