Fall into Furoshiki: Potato Printing Project

This workshop combines two favorites: playful potato printing and the art of furoshiki (Japanese fabric wrapping).

We’ll draw inspiration from the colors and textures of fall to create your own patterns on two small and one medium furoshiki — perfect for wrapping gifts, dressing up a table, or adding a handmade touch to everyday life. Along the way, we’ll talk about pattern repeats, mixing colors, and simple techniques to get great results.

No experience necessary. Just wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy, and come ready for some fall-themed fun. You’ll head home with beautiful handmade wraps — and maybe a new seasonal tradition.

Please note: Space is limited.

About the instructor:

Kristen Bragdon has a love of all things creative! She started sewing at an early age and continued on to study Fashion Design at Ryerson University in Toronto. She then continued her studies in Textiles at North Carolina State University and has since worked in the Fabric and Carpet industries for 15 years.

After her daughters were born, she began Freelance work in Carpet and Textile Design, Architectural and Interior Design, and engaged in Arts Education. She also enjoys planning epic Birthday Parties and making Halloween Costumes with (and for) her girls.

She is passionate about making and creating in many forms, but her first love was sewing, and she would like to share some of her experience and knowledge with those who want to learn this craft. She, her husband, their two girls (and a crazy dog) live here in Chattanooga.

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