[ARCHIVED] CIRCULAR LIBRARY X Isa X Kenzie

We had Wear & Repair Workshop: Adapt Your Style, Master Mending Basics with Isa (sustainable fashion stylist) and Kenzie (sustainable textile artist and designer). People learned a brief history of sustainable fashion and inspired how to re-style their own wardrobe. 

Followed by Kenzie's teaching on invisible mending, participants were able to practice different ways to sew the edges of the hole using zig zap stitch, whip stitch, crazy stitch. It was so rewarding to see everyone mending their jeans, canvas bag, and shirts!