Sashiko Handwork + Soup Salon

Join us in a San Francisco home for an evening of soup, Moroccan Mint tea, stitching, and shared imagination. We’ll explore Sashiko, the Japanese art of visible mending — where slow stitches become a meditation in care, patience, and quiet beauty. This series is about slowing down, working with our hands, and nourishing one another over a bowl of soup.
Guided by Susan Robinson and Jan Hammock, we’ll explore Sashiko — the Japanese art of visible mending, where simple stitches become a meditation in care, patience, and beauty.
Bring a well-loved garment to transform; all materials, tools, and guidance are provided.

Open Studio Night (Nov 18) — a relaxed night for stitching, conversation, and connection around the table.