Boroboro: Japanese Mending with Dorothy Yuki

A lesson in boro, the ancient Japanese technique of mending and patching textiles. Workshop Location: SCRAP, 141 Industrial St #1, San Francisco Workshop Description Boroboro is a Japanese term for something that needs mending. We are going to take this idea to another step by making a lovely bag using repurposed fabrics. You will learn traditional boro sewing techniques by hand (and machine) at the SCRAP workshop. All materials will be supplied by SCRAP but if you have your own fabrics and fabric scissors you want to use, please bring them to the workshop. All fabrics must be washed and ready to use. Sliding scale tickets are availabe for every SCRAP Workshop: • General Admission #1: Covers the cost of workshop and materials • General Admission #2: Covers cost of workshop, materials, and supports the instructor • General Admission #3: Covers cost of workshop, materials, supports the instructor, and helps keep our workshops more accessible About the Artist A diverse, eclectic Bay Area artist, Dorothy Yuki works in textiles, calligraphy, bookmaking, mail-art, and sketching; with fabric, metal, cut paper, pen & ink, and even repurposed materials. In her roles of artist, teacher and mentor, she is a very active participant in her community. Dorothy has shown her work at MMOCA’s Altered Book Show, Kalligraphia at the San Francisco Main Library, Ruth’s Table Retrospective, and at Arc for SCRAP-SF. About SCRAP SCRAP is a non-profit organization working at the intersection of arts, education and the environment. We breathe new life into old arts & crafts supplies and reduce waste by diverting over 250 tons of materials heading to landfill every year. Learn more about SCRAP and our mission to make art materials & education more accessible to all at www.scrap-sf.org