Stitching Gardens Together

Stitching Gardens Together is a workshop series centred around celebrating and protecting green spaces in our cities through connecting, making and gathering. Through creating a collective, compostable protest banner, we will learn from the stories of the earth at Morden Hall as well as across London, and express our care for the importance of maintaining and creating diverse, community-centred gardens and ecological spaces amongst the concrete streets.

Two-part workshop to create a collective protest banner to celebrate and ensure protection and creation of community gardens in London

Part 1: Seeding New Futures: Seed paper making workshop to create a collective protest banner using old paper and wildflower seeds. Creating observational drawings of local flowers found within the wonderful National Trust Morden Hall park.

Part 2: Stitching Gardens Together: Create and adorn the protest banner made from wild seed paper that's been stitched together. Using embroidery, drawing and writing to celebrate and campaign for the protection of wild plants and green community spaces in London.

AS part of GROW URBAN FESTIVAL 8th-16th June hosted by National Trust Morden Hall

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