SIP & STITCH

Unleash your creativity and express your voice through stitched text in this hands-on textile workshop. 🧶🧵

For generations, text has been woven into fabric as a form of resistance, identity, remembrance, and queer archiving — from protest banners to the AIDS Memorial Quilt. Stitching words into textiles is a powerful way to express what you value, reclaim craft traditions, and challenge dominant narratives.

In this workshop, we begin with a short demo covering different approaches and techniques for incorporating text into fabric. We’ll work with scrap and reclaimed materials for sustainability, and you’ll be encouraged to explore any word, phrase, memory, or idea through stitching in a supportive, inclusive environment.

Whether you're seeking a therapeutic creative outlet, a way to tell your story through craft, or simply want to experiment with text and textiles, this workshop offers space to play, make, and connect with others.

No experience required — beginners and seasoned makers are equally welcome.
Our sessions are fully inclusive of the whole queer community, as well as our wonderful allies. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️

What’s Provided

All materials you need: thread, embroidery floss, needles, scissors (for workshop use), and scrap fabrics.
You’ll take home the unique textile artwork you create.

What You Can Bring

Optional: scrap fabric, old clothing, yarn, string, paper, or any materials you’d like to reuse.
But nothing is required — everything you need will be provided.

What You’ll Leave With

✨ A hand-stitched textile artwork
✨ New techniques for incorporating text into fabric
✨ A mindful, creative experience
✨ Connection with a queer-friendly crafting community