Welcome to the March Mend-a-Thon, a beginner-friendly sewing workshop that invites you to explore the art of creative mending and sustainable fashion practices. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn essential sewing techniques, from hand-sewing to machine basics. Dive into the world of fabric exploration, understanding different types and how to choose the right material for your projects. Discover the joy of creative mending through embroidery, patches, and decorative stitches, turning visible repairs into unique style statements. Tackle common garment issues, from holes to missing buttons, and bring your own item for personalized guidance. Meet other eco-conscious individuals, share tips, and contribute to a more sustainable wardrobe—one stitch at a time. March Mend-a-Thon is not just a workshop; it’s an opportunity to make a positive impact on your clothing and the environment.
Materials included in the cost and will be provided. All experience levels are welcome!
About the instructor:
Maris Kaplan is a multi-disciplinary artist and maker currently based out of Sacramento, CA. She loves playing with color, creative reuse, and collaborating with others. With a focus on sustainability, all works incorporate secondhand materials such as thrifted fabric, upcycled clothing, and found objects. Her art is influenced by her global travels while teaching ESL, the colors and culture of her Californian upbringing, and her continued passion for lifelong learning. Click here to visit her website.
Advanced registration required; attendance is limited. Purchase tickets below. Tickets are non-refundable and nontransferable two weeks prior to class. Please call the office at 916.452.3005 if you are not able to purchase tickets online or, if registration has closed as seats may still be available.
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