Sashiko- Japanese stitching : Elementary course

Sashiko- Japanese stitching : Elementary courseSashiko is a sewing technique that uses traditional geometric pattern stitching. It looks like drawing with thread on the various fabrics. Originally, sashiko was used in Japan to repair holes in clothes, reinforcing them and allowing the scarce fabrics to be used for as long as possible.Nowadays sashiko is becoming popular in the world from the spirits and the fair of rustic simplicity. We suggest enjoying to find ideas and your new creation, and to savour the moment through sashiko. 【Dates/ 5 in total】 Introductory session: Wed 22 Feb. “Unshin” practice and work: making a needlepile with sashiko: Wed 22 Mar. “Unshin” practice and work (1) : Wed 19 Apr. “Unshin” practice and work (2) : Wed 24 May “Unshin” practice and work (3): Wed, 21 Jun 【Time】 Morning course: 10:30-12:00 Afternoon course: 13:30-15:00 Evening course: 18:00-19:30 *Capacity: 5 students per courseSashiko- Japanese stitching : Elementary courseLocation: Sq Baron Alfred Bouvier, 6/4, 1060 Saint-Gilles