Vaea Dang

This is a 2-hour introduction to slow stitching, inspired by Sashiko — a traditional Japanese practice rooted in repair, repetition, and attention.

This workshop is about learning a simple gesture and letting it repeat — stitch after stitch — until a pattern begins to appear.

You'll work on a small fabric panel, learning how to transfer a pattern and build it through hand stitching. Everyone will leave with their own piece, something quiet and personal.

Each workshop is independent, so you're welcome to join a single session or come back for several. Every class explores a different pattern, allowing you to build your skills at your own pace.

All materials are provided. No experience needed.