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This hands-on home economics class focuses on practical mending skills and mindful clothing care. Participants are encouraged to bring at least one item from their “mend pile” at home to work on together.
You’ll learn how to mend a sock & identify living fibers - specifically wool and silk. We hope this knowledge and skill will help you gain confidence in extending the life of your clothes.
We’ll also host a “trade blanket” for winter and spring clothing, inviting a good old-fashioned clothes swap to support sustainable fashion and community sharing.
If the mood strikes, we’ll wrap things up with a casual fashion show to celebrate repaired, traded, and re-loved pieces—because sustainability should be practical and fun.
Special Guest Teacher: Katrina Walker from Spoiled Sheep of Spokane
Suggested donation $10 per person.
Pay what you can.
We look forward to seeing you!
This hands-on home economics class focuses on practical mending skills and mindful clothing care. Participants are encouraged to bring at least one item from their “mend pile” at home to work on together.
You’ll learn how to mend a sock & identify living fibers - specifically wool and silk. We hope this knowledge and skill will help you gain confidence in extending the life of your clothes.
We’ll also host a “trade blanket” for winter and spring clothing, inviting a good old-fashioned clothes swap to support sustainable fashion and community sharing.
If the mood strikes, we’ll wrap things up with a casual fashion show to celebrate repaired, traded, and re-loved pieces—because sustainability should be practical and fun.
Special Guest Teacher: Katrina Walker from Spoiled Sheep of Spokane
Suggested donation $10 per person.
Pay what you can.
We look forward to seeing you!