Maker's Moments
When the world feels overwhelming, makers have a superpower: we can literally stop time by picking up our tools.
Maker's Moments is our antidote to the chaos—six restorative projects built around sashiko, boro, and kogin-zashi that don't demand heavy concentration or marathon sessions. These are the projects you reach for when you need to reset, recharge, and let your hands do the thinking for a while. Pick them up, take your moment, put them down when you're ready to save the Universe again. Each project includes video tutorials and downloadable instructions, so you can dive in whenever you need that creative breath.
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Sashiko Ornaments Part 1
We break things down into simple, manageable parts so you never feel overwhelmed.
We break things down into simple, manageable parts so you never feel overwhelmed.
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Master cutting out your templates for making these sashiko ornaments.
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Sashiko stitching options
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Backing and pinning your ornament for sewing it together
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Finishing up your sashiko ornaments
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Walnut Charms Part 1
Welome to Kogin-zashi the slow form of sashiko that is done on evenweave fabric.
Welome to Kogin-zashi the slow form of sashiko that is done on evenweave fabric.
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Stitching & Preparing Motifs for your kogin-zashi walnut charms
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Stitching & Preparing Motifs for your kogin-zashi walnut charms
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Stitching & Preparing Motifs for your kogin-zashi walnut charms
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What You'll Learn
Six low-commitment, high-reward projects.
designed to be picked up and put down without losing your place—perfect for when you need a creative escape but don't have hours to dedicate.
Learn to harness your creative superpowers while protecting your sanity.
Use sashiko, boro, and kogin-zashi techniques as tools for meditation and stress relief, not just decoration... although they are very decorative!
Master the art of mindful making where your hands lead and your brain gets to rest.
These projects; kogin-zashi bookmarks, walnut charms, ornaments, coasters, and customizable book covers (each one a little treasure that serves a purpose beyond looking beautiful) prove that creativity doesn't have to be complicated to be deeply satisfying.

