Learn how to create shibori accents on a decorative pillow using the Mokume Shibori technique. Mokume (Wood Grain) Shibori is created by hand stitching multiple lines of parallel running stitches, resulting in broken lines of resist marks.

A welcoming sewing and repair circle centered on increasing accessibility to textile arts for men identifying persons while remaining open to anyone supportive of the group's mission. Participants bring garments and textile items in need of repair. Grey will demonstrate simple mending techniques and discuss repair as a creative and sustainable practice. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

Each gathering explores a different shibori approach and pattern. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

Bring your own hand-stitching project and spend an afternoon making in community. This open studio gathering welcomes sashiko, visible mending, embroidery, quilting, hand piecing, and textile repair projects. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

A collaborative session for people interested in natural color. Bring fiber samples, test fabrics, notebooks, and questions. Grey shares current experiments while participants observe and participate in small-scale dye tests. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

Each gathering explores a different shibori approach and pattern. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

A welcoming sewing and repair circle centered on increasing accessibility to textile arts for men identifying persons while remaining open to anyone supportive of the group's mission. Participants bring garments and textile items in need of repair. Grey will demonstrate simple mending techniques and discuss repair as a creative and sustainable practice. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

Bring your own hand-stitching project and spend an afternoon making in community. This open studio gathering welcomes sashiko, visible mending, embroidery, quilting, hand piecing, and textile repair projects. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

A collaborative session for people interested in natural color. Bring fiber samples, test fabrics, notebooks, and questions. Grey shares current experiments while participants observe and participate in small-scale dye tests. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

Each gathering explores a different shibori approach and pattern. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

A welcoming sewing and repair circle centered on increasing accessibility to textile arts for men identifying persons while remaining open to anyone supportive of the group's mission. Participants bring garments and textile items in need of repair. Grey will demonstrate simple mending techniques and discuss repair as a creative and sustainable practice. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.

In this hands-on workshop, we work with stitched Shibori techniques and immersion dyeing using natural color. This class is designed for beginners and for anyone who enjoys working with quiet, tactile processes.

A collaborative session for people interested in natural color. Bring fiber samples, test fabrics, notebooks, and questions. Grey shares current experiments while participants observe and participate in small-scale dye tests. Donation $10-$25 sliding scale, no one turned away for lack of funds. A selection of supplies and tools will be available for use or purchase.