47A Khotachiwadi, Mumbai, will host a Scrap Reuse Workshop on 10 October, inviting participants to explore textile upcycling through a hands-on crafting session. The workshop is connected to Tara, the venue’s ongoing presentation that examines how discarded, pre-loved, and existing materials can be reimagined and given a new purpose.
Event Overview
Led by Ka-Sha’s skilled artisans, the workshop will focus on transforming old garments, unused fabric pieces, and textile scraps into handcrafted fabric flowers. Participants are encouraged to bring an old piece of cloth from home and learn simple techniques for reusing and repurposing materials.
The session is designed for beginners and does not require prior sewing or crafting experience. All necessary tools and materials, apart from the fabric brought by participants, will be provided at the venue.
What Participants Can Expect
During the workshop, participants will:
- Learn basic textile upcycling techniques
- Create handcrafted fabric flowers from discarded materials
- Work alongside Ka-Sha artisans
- Explore ideas connected to sustainable and slow-fashion practices
- Take home a handmade object created during the session
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Registration Information
Participation is limited and advance registration is required. Interested participants can register through the organisers’ online registration form.
47A is a venue dedicated to art, craft, and design, located in Khotachiwadi, one of Mumbai’s historic urban villages in the Girgaum area. The gallery operates from the ground floor of a 19th-century Portuguese-style house.
Event at a Glance
| Event | Details |
| Workshop Name | Scrap Reuse Workshop |
| Venue | 47A, Khotachiwadi, Mumbai |
| City | Mumbai |
| Date | 10 October |
| Time | 11:00 AM |
| Fee | Rs. 1,100 |
| Registration | Pre-registration required |
Takeaway
The Scrap Reuse Workshop offers participants an opportunity to engage with textile reuse through a practical making session. Connected to the themes of Tara, the workshop encourages creative approaches to discarded materials while introducing simple upcycling techniques. With limited seats available, advance registration is recommended.
