Japanese slow stitching

Boro is a Japanese word meaning “tatters,” originally born out of poverty. Rural women would apply layer-upon-layer of indigo-dyed hemp with running stitches, also known as Sashiko, to patch clothing […]

Japanese embroidery ideas and techniques to try something a little different and learn about a different culture.

Meet Carol Ziogas, Textile Collector and Sashiko Artist! We had the pleasure to interview her and learn more about what inspires her - everything!

Judy's Journal

We had an ice storm in the early part of January and while we were house bound by the weather I discovered “slow stitching.” I fell in love with the process and the meditative qualities of these small hand stitching projects and I thought you might also like them! What is slow stitching? Slow st

Front and back of my first completed weekly stitchery for the slow stitching project I’ve joined @k3n.clothtales . I enjoyed sewing in… | Instagram

Slow stitching is an ancient craft that has made a comeback because it is truly wonderful. Learn this wonderful craft, and find out how to design and make your own slow-stitched works of art.

Japanese Boro Slow Stitch Meets on the Second Thursday of the month 10am – 2pm Exploring the idea of slow stitching, patterns, shapes and textures. Using stitch (fabric and thread) for mark m…