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Welcome to this class on Sashiko and Boro embroidery techniques. In this course, we’ll dive into the beautiful artistry behind these traditional Japanese stitching methods. Sashiko, meaning “little stabs,” involves simple yet elegant running stitches that create stunning geometric patterns, while Boro is a practice of mending and patching fabric with visible stitches, transforming worn textiles into functional works of art. By learning a bit about these historical techniques, modern stitchers can add a whole new stitch vocabulary to their work, whether creating art or upcycling clothing.