Get weaving your own way and try your hand at macramé making in this community craft project

There’s a misconception that being a weaver always involves sitting tranquilly, spending years mastering a specific technique before you create anything. Chaco Kato from Slow Art Collective invites us re-think that idea. In this workshop, you can just drop in and use what you already know to start transforming your environment. The focus is on process over product—encouraging exploration, sustainability, appreciation and re-discovery in your everyday life. You’re encouraged to bring recycled yarn, rope, and threads, plus anything you want to weave onto (like milk crate, mesh plate, wire baskets). Or you’re more than welcome to just show up and have a go.