Sashiko Embroidery Workshop
Join us for a full day introduction to Sashiko embroidery, and make your very own pin cushion!
- Booking essential
Sashiko is a traditional Japanese embroidery method, often used to repair, strengthen and decorate fabrics. It involves simple mindful running stitches, which can be built into striking geometric patterns. This is a simple yet versatile technique, useful for mending and prolonging the life of your favourite garments! In this full day workshop, you will be guided through the basics of Sashiko embroidery before applying the technique into making a very handy pin cushion. Do not worry if you are new to embroidery, this workshop is open to people of all abilities. All materials and equipment will be provided; however, participants are very welcome to bring their own sewing kit if they wish. It is recommended to bring a notebook and pen to take notes. There will be an hour-long break for lunch. Tea and coffee are provided. It is recommended to bring your own lunch. Access to the Stables Café on the main Belton Estate site is permitted, however it is a short walk from the venue.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| £45.00 |
The basics
- Booking number
Call 0344 249 1895
- Accessibility
The Old School is accessible.
- Meeting point
This event takes place at The Old School Village Hall in Belton village.
- What to bring and wear
Tea, coffee and all equipment and materials are provided. This workshop takes place entirely indoors.
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