Workshops
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SASHIKO WORKSHOP
Sunday, January 28, 2024
1-4pm
Start your new year with some slow, meditative handwork. It'll be winter and if cold enough, I'll light the fire!
*Need 6 students for the class to make
$58, includes afternoon tea
SOLD OUT
SASHIKO WORKSHOP
Sunday, October 8, 2023
1 – 4pm
$58, includes afternoon tea
East of The Heights inside the loop, Houston, Texas
Join me for a relaxing meditative afternoon at my bungalow learning the textile craft of sashiko. Sashiko means ‘little stabs’ in Japanese. It was used in ancient times as a decorative way to mend textiles. Today it can function the same or be used as decorative embroidery. I practice sashiko and use cotton sashiko thread to hand quilt my quilts.
I have numerous sashiko patterns for you to choose from. You’ll work on a sampler and be given the option to baste it (top layer, batting, bottom later) and get that “quilt feeling.” I’ll also share a range of my work with you to get a sense of just how extensive the practice of sashiko can be.
We’ll pause to enjoy afternoon tea – including a homemade baked good.
If you have questions, send me a note at campfirequilts@gmail.com
Confirm enrollment via Venmo @Ebony-Porter-4
SASHIKO WORKSHOP
Sunday, January 28, 2024
1-4pm
Start your new year with some slow, meditative handwork. It'll be winter and if cold enough, I'll light the fire!
*Need 6 students for the class to make
$58, includes afternoon tea
SOLD OUT
SASHIKO WORKSHOP
Sunday, October 8, 2023
1 – 4pm
$58, includes afternoon tea
East of The Heights inside the loop, Houston, Texas
Join me for a relaxing meditative afternoon at my bungalow learning the textile craft of sashiko. Sashiko means ‘little stabs’ in Japanese. It was used in ancient times as a decorative way to mend textiles. Today it can function the same or be used as decorative embroidery. I practice sashiko and use cotton sashiko thread to hand quilt my quilts.
I have numerous sashiko patterns for you to choose from. You’ll work on a sampler and be given the option to baste it (top layer, batting, bottom later) and get that “quilt feeling.” I’ll also share a range of my work with you to get a sense of just how extensive the practice of sashiko can be.
We’ll pause to enjoy afternoon tea – including a homemade baked good.
If you have questions, send me a note at campfirequilts@gmail.com
Confirm enrollment via Venmo @Ebony-Porter-4
basting a quilt at Blackwood Land Institute. 2018. Photo by Zuzana Leckova
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example of a sashiko sampler created at one of my workshops
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arashi shibori technique, from a workshop at my home. 2017. Photo by Zuzana Leckova
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There are no quilts currently for sale.
Quilts
THE PRAYER FLAG, sold
THE CURRAMULKA QUILT, sold
MS. O.D's FLYING QUILT, sold
OPAL HOT SPRING QUILT, sold
SWAN VALLEY QUILT, sold
FOUR SEASONS QUILT, sold
STAR OVER MISSOURI QUILT, sold
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FOUR CORNERS QUILT, sold
THE SKY QUILT, sold
THE LANTERN QUILT, sold
RED HILLS QUILT, sold
THE ABIQUI QUILT, sold
ROCKY MOUNTAIN QUILT, sold
THE SUNSHINE QUILT, sold
SUMMER FIRE QUILT, sold
THE SUNRISE QUILT, sold
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BIG BEND SKY QUILT, sold
THE HEALING QUILT, sold
THE CONFETTI QUILT, sold
FIREWEED QUILT, sold
CRYSTAL CAVE QUILT, sold
TINY STAR QUILT, sold
FARMLAND WALL HANGING, sold
SAM HOUSTON QUILT, sold
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The Curramulka Quilt flies at Sultana Point, Yorke Peninsula, South Australia