“There is something quietly beautiful about repairing cloth by hand. To sit with something worn, torn, or weathered by time — and instead of throwing it away, choosing to care for it a little longer”

– Workshop participant

This is a community-focused project that uses visible mending, slow stitching and storytelling, to bring together sustainable practices and wellbeing.

It aims to discover how:

• How sustainable creative practices, such as visible mending and slow stitching, coupled with interventions such as democratic skill sharing and biographical storytelling, can support wellbeing and mental health among different communities.
• How different communities understand the link between sustainable creative practices and their wellbeing.

If you are an organisation looking for a partnership to provide communities with resilience and ecological awareness through the craftsm get in touch. [Enhance call for Action]