Win a Unique Handcrafted Sashiko Quilt
The Charlotte Straker Project is delighted to offer the chance to win a truly special prize: a stunning handcrafted Sashiko quilt, generously created and donated by the talented members of the Corbridge Sewing Bee.
This beautiful one-of-a-kind quilt is made up of 365 individual squares, each featuring its own unique Sashiko pattern. Every stitch reflects the skill, dedication, and creativity of the makers, resulting in a remarkable piece of textile art that would make a treasured addition to any home.
What is Sashiko?
Sashiko (meaning “little stabs” or “little piercings”) is a traditional Japanese embroidery technique dating back hundreds of years. Originally developed in rural Japan during the Edo period (1603–1868), Sashiko was used to reinforce, repair, and extend the life of clothing and household textiles.
Using simple running stitches, artisans created intricate geometric patterns that were both practical and beautiful. Over time, these patterns became celebrated as an art form in their own right, symbolising craftsmanship, resilience, and the beauty of handmade work.
Today, Sashiko is admired around the world for its striking designs, rich heritage, and mindful stitching techniques.
Enter the raffle
Tickets for this special raffle are available:
• In person at Charlotte Straker House
• Online via the entry form:
Online Raffle Entry Form
By taking part, you’ll not only have the chance to win this extraordinary quilt, but you’ll also be supporting the work of The Charlotte Straker Project and St Andrew’s Church, helping us continue to provide care, support, and services for our local community.
Thank you to the Corbridge Sewing Bee for their generosity, craftsmanship, and support.
