Sashiko, meaning “little stabs,” is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique that began as a way to repair and reinforce fabric. Over time, it evolved into an art form celebrated for its beauty...

Needle felting is one of the most satisfying crafts to learn — especially if you love making adorable animals! It starts with just loose wool and a barbed needle, but with patience...

Shibori is one of Japan’s oldest and most beloved dyeing arts. It uses indigo dye and a variety of folding, twisting, and binding techniques to create beautiful, organic patterns on fabric. Each...