Workshop: Sashiko Basics with Penny, 2/14 *Class FULL

(Email us to get on the wait list for this class. We will contact you if space becomes available.) Introduction to Sashiko Instructor: Penny Cheuk-Low Date: Saturday, February 14, 2026              Time: 10am - 1pm Location: Kobo at Higo in Seattle's Japantown The total cost of this workshop is $150 + tax. Cost includes a Beginner Kit. Limit 8 participants Prerequisite: This workshop is for beginners who have some basic needle and thread sewing skills. It is a hands-on workshop. Sashiko is a Japanese word meaning “little stabs” or running stitch. Originally, this simple stitch was used as a practical technique to sew layers of fabric together for strength and warmth in rural areas of Northern Japan. The participants will be introduced to: A brief historical background of Sashiko The choice of fabric and thread for Sashiko purposes The usage of Sashiko needle and thimble The design concept of Sashiko The transfer of design onto fabric Participants will be working on a printe