Make and Mend by Jessica Marquez introduces sashiko, a Japanese hand-sewing technique that uses running stitches to create striking geometric patterns. Explore 15 modern projects that combine practical repairs with decorative stitching, from giving torn jeans a new lease on life to making beautiful pieces for your home. With no special equipment beyond a sewing needle and thread, this accessible book welcomes beginners and experienced makers alike.

Key Features:

• Author — Jessica Marquez.
• Technique — Sashiko hand stitching, using a running stitch to form geometric patterns.
• Projects Included — 15 projects covering clothing repairs and decorative home accessories.
• Practical Mending — Explore repairs for torn jeans and ripped hems.
• Home & Everyday Projects — Decorative pillows, napkins, a tablecloth and a tote bag.
• Approachable Materials — No special equipment beyond a sewing needle and thread.
• Creative Focus — Modern interpretations of a traditional craft, emphasizing minimalism, resourcefulness and Japanese design.
• Experience Level — Accessible to beginners and seasoned makers.
• Book Format — Hardcover, 160 pages.
• Dimensions — 7.76" x 0.69" x 6.75".