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Intro to Sashiko Stitching & Japanese Boro Textile

Intro to Sashiko Stitching & Japanese Boro Textile

Wed, Jan 11 @ 6:30PM - 8:30PM

squamish arts introduction to sashiko stitching vintage Japanese boro textile

Cost: $85

Age: 18+ years
1 session
at 2 hours
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*Only 3 spots available for this class!

Class Description:

In this class students will learn the basic principles of sashiko stitching & history of Japanese boro textiles. Students will start by selecting their favourite fabric & thread colour choice to be used during the class. The material we’ll be working on is 100% cotton and the size is about a handkerchief. We will be practicing making a Zokin (Japanese cleaning rag) with simple sashiko stitching.

Students will be able to bring home to finish/do the project, along with the printed manual.

During the class, there will be sample books & traditional Japanese boro textiles to view & get inspiration from.

Experience Level:

This will be suitable for beginners with no prior sewing experience required and anyone is welcome.

*All supplies are included!Β 

Instructor

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Thomas Tong & Prakaydaw Duangnet

Thomas Tong & Prakaydaw Duangnet are passionate about their work. They upcycle, repair and exhibit vintage Japanese Indigo countryside garments and like to tell interesting stories of their history. They also enjoy designing Japanese-inspired street-style clothing with new Thai & Japanese fabrics. Their vision is to create something that is fun to wear, such as noragi-style kimonos, hoodies, samurai pants, ninja pants, long skirts, and many more.

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