Slow Stitching: Exploring Sashiko for Mindfulness and Design
Part of 2026 NAEA National Convention
Thursday 5 March 2026·10:30 pm
Discover the beauty and cultural significance of sashiko, a traditional Japanese embroidery technique. This hands-on workshop equips educators with stitching skills, cultural context, and a ready-to-use lesson plan that connects global traditions, geometry, and sustainability—perfect for engaging high school students in meaningful, accessible fiber arts learning.
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