Join us for a 2-hour visible mending workshop (followed by a 30-min after-class tea time) hosted by slow fashion designer and textile artist Joy Mao, where you will learn foundational knowledge and skills to breathe new life into garments that transform with a little creativity and TLC. The workshop will cover the basics of fiber and fabric, along with a few key stitches for visible mending, and will take place outdoors in Fort Greene Park. Join us on the South Monument Lawn from 10:30AM-1:00PM on August 1 (rain date: August 2).

RSVP required. No prior skills necessary! Please bring a refillable water bottle, a blanket, a mat, snacks, or sunscreen to help you stay comfortable throughout the workshop. We will provide sewing supplies, but feel free to bring your own materials or a current mending project. 

Slow Skills to Sustain You is a series of workshops designed to help you move closer to your goal of living more intentionally by slowing down the pace of life and appreciating the present moment.

All RSVPs have been filled. Please stay tuned for future Slow Skills to Sustain You workshops.