Bojagi and Patchwork____04.11.26 (10 AM to 12 PM)Explore two traditions rooted in reuse: Korean bojagi and Appalachian patchwork. Both practices are about making something beautiful out of whats on hand. Whether its the delicate seams of jogakbo or the improvisational logic of Appalachian strip piecing, these methods invite us to slow down and see fabric differently. In this class, well talk about the cultural lineages behind each, then start stitchingby hand, of course. 2 hour classes are 136. 00.

The brim bias edge trim makes an easy-to-achieve finish with a split edge so the bias safely frays

tactile forms

The T shirt is probably the world's most popular garment

Handmade Details from a Fisherwoman’s Home: A Visit to the Pentala Archipelago Museum

3D printing & technology

the Korean tradition

sunset walks on the beach

The Entari (or robe) features optional waist-shaping darts

This one smells like evenings that feel slow and earned

or wear it militantly closed

With its soft texture

reflecting both the time-intensive craft of handweaving and fair compensation for the artist’s vision and labor