Join Dante Gonzalez for a unique mending class where you’ll learn to transform worn-out clothing into bespoke works of art. Dante will guide students through the process of using various weaving patterns to mend fabrics, adding decorative and durable repairs. Discover how to create beautiful, intricate designs while extending the lives of your favorite garments. DateSaturday, October 18th, 2026 Time12:00-2:30 pm ET LocationZoom, a link will be sent to participants the day before class Cost$75 Recording All Mending Series sessions will be recorded. A link to each recording will be emailed to all registrants following the live session. Each link is live for three months after the live session. Class Materials Needle (preferably larger/embroidery sized to fit embroidery floss) Embroidery floss (or similar thread) in contrasting colors, preferably different than the garment for visibility Fabric/a garment, preferably of a medium weave (denim, knit, stretch, or very lightweight fabrics not recommended for beginners) Embroidery hoop (or a darning mushroom if working in a small/tricky area) Scissors/snips Paper and pencil if creating/tracking a pattern About the Mending Series This series explores mending as both a practical skill and a thoughtful act of care, encouraging creative expression, environmental consciousness, and gratitude for the garments that hold meaning in our lives. Students will learn technical approaches to repairing a wide range of textiles from practicing artists and teachers, while exploring increasingly specialized mending techniques. Stitchers of all experience levels are welcome to join for part or all of the series. Scholarships We have one scholarship seat available for this workshop. To be considered for a scholarship, please fill out this scholarship application form.
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