Join us for a 3-hour exploration into Bojagi (보자기), the traditional Korean patchwork technique that turns small fabric scraps into stunning, zero-waste textiles. Grounded in resourcefulness and intuitive composition, Bojagi is an improvisational craft where every remnant finds a purpose.

In this hands-on session, you will learn the fundamental techniques used to join workroom offcuts into unique geometric designs. By the end of the workshop, you will have created your own small wall hanging or decorative wrapping cloth to keep or gift.

About the Facilitator:

Based in Tauronga, Sharn is a designer, pattern maker, seamstress, and educator passionate about sustainable fashion, textile repair, and conscious making. With years of fashion industry experience, she founded Make & Mend as a space to share her love for slow fashion and empower others to build practical sewing skills. Known for her patient, encouraging, and easygoing teaching style, Sharn creates a warm, supportive atmosphere where makers of all experience levels can embrace their creativity, slow down, and learn the art of textile craft.

Select preferred session:

Morning Session: 9:00 AM – 12:00 PM

Afternoon Session: 1:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Price: $80 per person including all materials and professional support and guidance.

Capacity: Intimate class size strictly capped at 8 participants per session.

Tea and cockies will be served.

About Lume

Lume is a creative "Fourth Space" in Surfdale, Waiheke Island, a gallery and community hub designed for offline presence and meaningful connection. Dedicated to championing diverse creatives and fostering dialogue, Lume offers a vital pause from the digital world, inviting you to explore your own creative potential through art, workshops, and shared experiences.

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