1st patchwork meeting - registration
Estepona will celebrate the 1st Patchwork Meeting on June 6th
The event, organized by Mercería Lola, with the collaboration of the City Council, will take place at the Palace of Exhibitions and Congresses, from 12:00 to 19:00, with free admission
The Estepona City Council informs that the Exhibition and Congress Palace will host the 1st Patchwork Meeting organized by Mercería Lola, with the collaboration of the City Council, next Saturday, June 6, from 12:00 to 19:00.
Registration can be done by calling 64973 24 91. Registration will remain open until all 100 available places are filled. The price is 50 euros and includes a materials kit, lunch, gifts, and prize draws.
The venue, which will be open from 12:00 to 19:00, with free admission for the public, will have three different areas: a work area, an exhibition area and a food area, where there will be a solidarity bar managed by the 'Paula and the Bone Marrow Factory' Association.
Patchwork, or 'patching,' is a sewing technique that involves joining small pieces of fabric of different colors, patterns, and textures to create a larger, more decorative textile design. It is used to make quilts, cushions, clothing, and accessories.
This technique originated from the need to use leftover fabric scraps to create new garments or blankets. The pieces (patches) are sewn together, forming geometric blocks (such as squares, triangles, or hexagons) that are then assembled.
Patchwork is not only a creative activity, but it also offers multiple benefits:
• Creativity: By selecting, cutting and combining fabrics, patchwork allows you to explore creativity, making each piece unique.
• Environmental sustainability: it is an excellent way to recycle and reuse fabric scraps, contributing to a more sustainable approach to fashion and home decor.
• Relaxation and mental health: Many people find that the meditative rhythm of cutting and sewing fabrics has a calming effect, which is beneficial for mental health.
• Strengthening the community: participating in patchwork groups or classes can be a great way to meet new people and share a common passion.