Mindful Sashiko Stitching
From Humanitix · Last checked 12 Nov. That's our last look, not a live ticket check.
Event details may change. Confirm times, availability and prices with the organiser before attending.
The lowdown
Mindful Sashiko Stitching WorkshopStep into a moment of slow living and mindful creativity.
In a heart of Melbourne CBD, slow down and discover the beauty of Sashiko - a traditional Japanese hand-stitching technique originated from the Edo-period. In this relaxed two-hour beginner-friendly workshop, you'll learn the foundations of Sashiko stitching while creating your own beautiful fabric coaster to take home.
You'll be guided step by step from transferring a traditional pattern onto the fabric to assembling your coaster and finishing it with handmade tassels.
No sewing experience is needed, and all materials are provided. This is an intimate, small-group workshop limited to a maximum of 8 participants, so you'll have plenty of individual guidance and support throughout the class.
Inspired by Japanese craftsmanship and a slow, sustainable approach to making. This workshop is an opportunity to step away from fast-paced world, reconnect with your creativity and experience the quiet satisfaction of creating something with your own hands.
What you'll learn: How to transfer a traditional Sashiko pattern Basic Sashiko stitching & hand sewing techniques How to construct a simple fabric coaster
What's included: All materials and tools for the workshop Your handmade Sashiko coaster to take home A take-home kit with materials to continue your Sashiko journey to complete a set of four coasters
Perfect for: Complete beginners Anyone interested in Japanese culture and craftsmanship People looking for a relaxing, screen-free creative experience Anyone who enjoys slow fashion, handmade crafts or mindful activities
Where to rock up
Laneway Learning, Nicholas Building - Level 3, Room 14, 37 Swanston St, Melbourne 3000
