•Learn Japanese sashiko visible mending using the running stitch to patch and reinforce garments
•Hands-on 2-hour workshop led by fiber artist and author Melissa Galbraith of MCreativeJ
•Covers designing a pattern, reinforcing with a patch, and finishing your thread
•Choose to bring a garment to mend or practice on sample cotton fabric
•All other materials are provided
Product description
Want to learn how to stylishly mend your clothing? Sashiko is a Japanese mending technique that uses the running stitch to patch and reinforce garments with stylish geometric stitch patterns. In this 2-hour hands-on workshop with fiber artist and author Melissa Galbraith of MCreativeJ you’ll learn how to get started mending your clothing with sashiko. We’ll cover how to design a pattern, reinforce a garment with a patch, prep your thread, create the running stitch, finish your thread, and care for your garment.
You can bring a garment to class to mend or practice on sample cotton fabric. All other materials are provided.
Cancellations made 7 or more days before the start of class are eligible for a refund minus processing fees. Processing fees are $5 for classes under $100 and $10 for classes $100 or more.
Cancellations made less than 7 days before class begins are non-refundable, unless the spot can be filled from a waitlist or by another participant.
If a participant cannot attend, registration may be transferred to another person with prior approval from the studio.
If a class is canceled by the studio, participants will receive a full refund, including any processing fees, or may choose to transfer enrollment to another class.
Because class sizes are limited and materials are prepared in advance, no refunds or credits will be given for missed classes once a class has begun.
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Introduction
Want to learn how to stylishly mend your clothing? This Sashiko Style Visible Mending Workshop teaches Japanese sashiko, a mending technique that uses the running stitch to patch and reinforce garments with geometric stitch patterns. You’ll build practical skills through a hands-on, 2-hour class designed for real repairs, not just theory.
In class, fiber artist and author Melissa Galbraith of MCreativeJ will walk you through the full sashiko process, including how to design a pattern, reinforce a garment with a patch, prep your thread, create the running stitch, and finish your thread. You’ll also learn how to care for your garment after mending.
You can bring a garment to class to mend, or you can practice on sample cotton fabric. All other materials are provided, making it easier to get started. Class time is Oct 24th, 1–3pm, and the studio notes that class sizes are limited so materials are prepared in advance.
Question and answer
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What is sashiko visible mending?
A:Sashiko is a Japanese mending technique that uses the running stitch to patch and reinforce garments with stylish geometric stitch patterns.
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How long is the workshop and when does it run?
A:It is a 2-hour hands-on workshop on Oct 24th from 1–3pm.
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Who teaches the class?
A:The workshop is taught by fiber artist and author Melissa Galbraith of MCreativeJ.
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Can I bring a garment to mend, or do I have to use practice fabric?
A:You can bring a garment to class to mend, or practice on sample cotton fabric.
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Are materials provided?
A:Yes. All other materials are provided.
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What is the cancellation policy?
A:Cancellations made 7 or more days before the start of class are eligible for a refund minus processing fees ($5 for classes under $100 and $10 for classes $100 or more). Cancellations made less than 7 days before class begins are non-refundable unless the spot can be filled from a waitlist or by another participant. If the studio cancels the class, participants receive a full refund (including processing fees) or may transfer enrollment to another class. Missed classes after the class has begun are not eligible for refunds or credits.
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•Business name: Make Apothecary
•Business address: 19228 92ND AVE NE, Bothell, Washington, 98011, United States
