Shashiko Embroidery with Mary Baggerman

Ox-Bow's iconic Art on the Meadow workshops are taking their turn at our gallery in Douglas!
Sashiko is a type of hand stitching that originated in Japan. Used for mending and embellishment, it has a rich history of tradition and design. Today many people are discovering it as part of the visible mending movement. Come and learn the basics of stitching, pattern transfer, tools and techniques. We will be making several small pieces suitable to be made into coasters, pin cushions or used as a patch on clothing. Plan to bring: While all materials are provided, sketchbooks and bits of fabric or thread from home are welcome.

Tuition: $75
Materials Fee: $10

Banner image of embroidery by Mary Baggerman.

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• Happening on, 5th February, 01:00 pm, Figure Drawing at Ox-Bow House: February Sessions in Douglas

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