Katrina Rodabaugh is an award-winning artist and crafter working across disciplines to explore environmental and social issues through traditional craft technique. She lives in the Hudson Valley of New York.
“I’m excited for Mending Matters and for Katrina’s work that offers
new directions within the sustainable fashion community. It creates
solutions, draws on handcraft heritage, and widens the
opportunities to connect with Slow Fashion through simple
stitching.”
*Alabama Chanin*
“Our clothes can have a long history, if we let them. Mending is a
way of ensuring a longer life for the clothes we wear and
maintaining our long relationship with them. Human hands should
always be a part of the making of fashion and Mending Matters helps
inspire that long story. Because #lovedclotheslast.”
*Fashion Revolution*
“This book is a joy—I love how Katrina combines practicality and a
lightness of touch with a deep understanding of the issues that
drive the Slow Fashion movement. Her creative, considered, and
beautiful approach to mending and making is exactly what we need in
this moment of overconsumption and fading connections to our
clothing and textiles. Thank you, Katrina, for helping rekindle our
love affair with clothes built to last and hold memories.”
*Sustainability Editor at Large, Vogue Australia*
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