The Art of Sashiko:
Japanese Visible Mending

with Libby Fearnley of KEEP

3 hour workshop | $125.00

Saturday, 10/24 | 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm

Join us at for a three-hour introduction to sashiko, the traditional Japanese practice of stitching used to mend, reinforce, and give new life to cloth led by Libby Fearnley of KEEP, a Brooklyn-based mending studio (keepmending.com).

Rooted in generations of resourcefulness and care, sashiko is as beautiful as it is practical. Its rhythmic stitches and simple geometric patterns offer a thoughtful way to repair and preserve the textiles we live with.

Libby will share the traditions and techniques of sashiko through demonstration and guided, hands-on practice. Together, we'll explore how this humble form of handwork can bring new character and longevity to the things we already own.

All materials are provided, including sashiko needles, thread, adhesive templates, and a leather thimble.

Basic hand-sewing experience is required. No previous sashiko experience is necessary.

Class size: limited to 8

Repair Knitwear with
Scotch and Honeycomb Darning 

with Libby Fearnley of KEEP

3 hour workshop | $125.00

In this three-hour workshop, Libby Fearnley of KEEP, a Brooklyn-based mending studio, will introduce two traditional methods of knitwear repair: Scotch darning and honeycomb darning.

Through demonstration and guided, hands-on practice, you'll learn how these techniques can be used to repair holes, reinforce weakened areas, and extend the life of your favorite knitted pieces.

Bring along a sweater, scarf, or other knitted piece in need of attention, and spend a few hours discovering the quiet pleasure of mending by hand.

All materials are provided, including darning needles, darning yarn, and an embroidery hoop. Darning mushrooms will also be available for use during the workshop.

Please bring: A knitted item to mend and reading glasses, if needed.

Basic hand-sewing experience is required. No previous darning experience is necessary.

Class size: limited to 8

Begin to Knit

2 hour workshop | $55
Thursday 10/29 6:00-8:00 pm
Sunday 11/01 9:00-11:00 am

In this 2 hour session, you’ll learn how to cast on, knit, purl, and bind off while working on a small square. We’ll move step by step, with time to ask questionsand practice.

From there, we’ll show you how that simple piece can be shaped and finished into a small bunny, offering a first look at how knitting becomes object.

This class is designed for complete beginners, or anyone returning to knitting and looking to refresh the essentials.
We’ll move step by step, with time to ask questions and practice.

Materials are included. Each participant will receive a pair of wooden LYKKE knitting needles (US 6) and enough yarn to complete their piece and continue working at home.

Class size: limited to 5

Sweater Workshop
Roomy Raglan Jr.

3 - 2 hr sessions | $135.00
10/22 Thursday 6:00 - 8:00 pm
11/05 Thursday 6:00 - 8:00 pm
11/24 Tuesday 6:00 - 8:00 p m

Ready to move beyond scarves and
hats and learn how a sweater actually comes together?

In this three-session intermediate beginner workshop, we’ll knit the Roomy Raglan Jr. by Jules Efterfield, the designer behind the wildly popular Roomy Raglan and a favorite among the KnitTok knitting community. Worked in bulky-weight yarn with surprisingly little yardage, this child-size version knits up quickly, making it a great way to learn sweater construction without the time
or yarn commitment of an adult-size garment.

Over three 2-hour sessions, you’ll learn how to read and follow a sweater pattern, work in the round, create raglan shaping and increases, work German short rows to shape the neckline, separate the body and sleeves, pick up stitches, and finish your sweater. By the time you’re finished, you’ll understand how a top-down raglan sweater comes together and have the skills and confidence to move on to an adult-size sweater, including the original Roomy Raglan.

Make it a stash-buster by combining leftover yarns and scraps for a one-of-a-kind sweater, or choose yarn for your project at w o o l . Yarn and supplies are not included in the class fee.

Skill Level: Intermediate Beginner

This class is designed as a first sweater class, but it is not a learn-to-knit class. Participants should already be comfortable with the basic knit and purl stitches before the first session.

yarn in sample shown using 2 hanks of Lang Cloud

Class size: limited to 5

Wild Botanicals: Stitching with Thread & Yarn

A Creative Embroidery Workshop with Nichole Vogelsinger

2 hour workshop | $95.00
Sunday 12/12 9:00-11:00 am

Explore the playful possibilities of embroidery in this expressive, hands-on workshop with fiber artist Nichole Vogelsinger.

Combining traditional embroidery stitches with chunky, textured, and novelty yarns, you'll create a vibrant, tactile botanical hoop inspired by the shapes and movement of nature. Through improvisational stitching, you'll learn to build organic stems, whimsical floral clusters, and lush, dimensional foliage, allowing your composition to evolve naturally as you work.

Rather than following a prescribed pattern, you'll be encouraged to experiment with color, texture, and unexpected combinations of materials. Nichole will guide you through techniques for layering threads and yarns, creating depth and movement, and developing your own distinctive botanical landscape.

This workshop is as much about the joy of making as it is about the finished piece. With an emphasis on curiosity, creative freedom, and personal expression, you'll discover how wonderfully liberating embroidery can be when there are no rules to follow.

No embroidery experience is necessary. All materials will be provided, and you'll leave with your own one-of-a-kind botanical embroidery hoop.

Class size: limited to 6

Freeform Tapestry Weaving

3 hour workshop | $95.00

With Anne Choi
of Middle Brook Fiberworks
Thursday 11/19  5:00 - 8:00 pm

Discover an expressive, process-oriented approach to tapestry weaving while learning traditional handweaving techniques. Working on a standing tabletop loom, you'll explore how to combine a variety of beautiful fibers—including fluffy roving, long wool locks, silk ribbon, handspun art yarn, and more—to create a piece that is entirely your own. Along the way, we'll experiment with different weave structures and knotting techniques to build texture, create geometric shapes, and add sculptural dimension.

By the end of class, you'll complete a one-of-a-kind mini sampler tapestry to take home. All tools, equipment, and materials are included, featuring handspun yarn, hand-dyed roving, wool and mohair locks, eco-printed silk and wool gauze ribbon, linen paper yarn, and other specialty fibers. You're also welcome to bring any favorite yarns or fibers you'd like to incorporate into your piece. Tabletop looms will be available for purchase after class for anyone who would like to continue weaving at home.

Class size: limited to 6