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Please join us for a four-part mending workshop series. Instruction will take place in English with Spanish language interpretation services provided. Spanglish is welcomed!
Come to any or all sessions. Pre-registration is encouraged to help us plan, but not required. Spots are limited to 20 participants per session. Workshop content is appropriate for both adults and kids ages 12 and up, if accompanied by an adult.
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Wednesdays from 6:00-7:30pm
Marion Bingham Room, 3rd Floor
Boise Public Library, Main Branch
Sept 18: patches
Sept 25: darning
Oct 2: seed stitch
Oct 9: duplicate stitch
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WHAT TO EXPECT
We’ll talk about how and why we mend. What would it look like for you to change your relationship to your wardrobe? How could your wardrobe be more sustainable? We’ll look at the history and practice of mending while practicing hands-on techniques. Each session will include a demonstration of one technique followed by guided practice and group discussion.
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BRING SOMETHING TO MEND!
Nonstretchy or woven fabrics work best for the first two sessions, and stretchy or knits for the second two. Small holes, less than half an inch in diameter, are best for beginners.
Marion Bingham Room, 3rd Floor
Boise Public Library, Main Branch
Sept 18: patches
Sept 25: darning
Oct 2: seed stitch
Oct 9: duplicate stitch
__________________________
WHAT TO EXPECT
We’ll talk about how and why we mend. What would it look like for you to change your relationship to your wardrobe? How could your wardrobe be more sustainable? We’ll look at the history and practice of mending while practicing hands-on techniques. Each session will include a demonstration of one technique followed by guided practice and group discussion.
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BRING SOMETHING TO MEND!
Nonstretchy or woven fabrics work best for the first two sessions, and stretchy or knits for the second two. Small holes, less than half an inch in diameter, are best for beginners.
This workshop is free and open to the public, sponsored by The City of Boise and Boise City Department of Arts & History. Materials will be provided.
