Mending, Darning, and Patches - AntFarm Series - June 24th
Don’t throw it out! Fix it! Bring those worn out pants, those holy sweaters, and exhausted socks. Mending is not only sustainable, it’s satisfying and offers the chance for personal expression through the care of your garments.
In this half day class students will learn to darn knits, apply patches, and mend in a decorative and structurally supportive way.
Materials will be included such as yarn, thread, needles, and scrap fabric. Students are encouraged to bring their own patches and fabrics if they want something to match a special way. Bringing personal needles and pins can also be helpful, but is not required. One sewing machine will also be present and available for use.
This class is three hours long, and is offered as a morning and afternoon session.
Don’t throw it out! Fix it! Bring those worn out pants, those holy sweaters, and exhausted socks. Mending is not only sustainable, it’s satisfying and offers the chance for personal expression through the care of your garments.
In this half day class students will learn to darn knits, apply patches, and mend in a decorative and structurally supportive way.
Materials will be included such as yarn, thread, needles, and scrap fabric. Students are encouraged to bring their own patches and fabrics if they want something to match a special way. Bringing personal needles and pins can also be helpful, but is not required. One sewing machine will also be present and available for use.
This class is three hours long, and is offered as a morning and afternoon session.
Don’t throw it out! Fix it! Bring those worn out pants, those holy sweaters, and exhausted socks. Mending is not only sustainable, it’s satisfying and offers the chance for personal expression through the care of your garments.
In this half day class students will learn to darn knits, apply patches, and mend in a decorative and structurally supportive way.
Materials will be included such as yarn, thread, needles, and scrap fabric. Students are encouraged to bring their own patches and fabrics if they want something to match a special way. Bringing personal needles and pins can also be helpful, but is not required. One sewing machine will also be present and available for use.
This class is three hours long, and is offered as a morning and afternoon session.
This workshop is hosted at AntFarm Cafe at 39140 Proctor Blvd, Sandy, OR 97055
Morning session runs from 8:30am-11:30am. Afternoon session runs from 12pm-3pm.
Please arrive at least ten minutes early to settle in, use the bathroom, and order some delicious food for yourself!
We will be working in the conference room across from the bathrooms of the cafe.
The cafe is a 45 minute drive from central Portland, and accessible by public transit. If you are in need of a carpool please feel free to email me at ForgeandFiberworks@gmail.com so we can try and arrange something.