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Stitching the World: Geography and Art

Sat, Sep 26

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Virtual Workshop

Geography you can touch. Explore the intersection of cartography and fibre arts. Learn how to help students "stitch their story" or map a historical journey using simple textile techniques. Includes a zero-prep map-making kit and lesson plan. Live- 90 Min · Online · Free ** 6 spots left**

Stitching the World: Geography and Art
Stitching the World: Geography and Art

Time & Location

Sep 26, 2026, 2:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. EDT

Virtual Workshop

About the event

Stitching the World: Textile Maps in the Classroom

A 90-Minute Tactile Art Session

Maps are more than directions—they are stories of where we’ve been and where we’re going. When students translate a map from a flat drawing into a textured piece, geography and history come to life. This session is perfect for students who struggle with traditional drawing, offering a fresh, hands-on way to build focus and spatial awareness. It is also for social studies teachers wishing to add a cross-curricular project to their curriculum.


Included:

  • A resource of the  curated images used in the workshop and activities

  • Low-Sew/No-Sew Project Guide: A step-by-step framework adaptable for any student's ability level.


Tickets

  • Stiching Around the World

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