Eva Hesse at Oberlin: Visible Mending Transfers in-house

Eva Hesse at Oberlin: Visible Mending Transfers in-houseEva Hesses time at Oberlin shaped her approach to materiality, process, and imperfectionvalues that align beautifully with the art of visible mending. This booklet offers a collection of mending transfer patterns inspired by her early drawings and experimental forms. By layering texture and repetition, these transfers invite stitchers to engage with repair as an act of transformation, much like Hesse did in her sculptural work. Printed on water

10"H x 18"W x 8"D

A webbed handle makes carrying along a cinch

lined for durability so it can handle real use

katazome stencil printing

and rinse out the residue to reveal a beautifully renewed textile

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Fits a standard skein of yarn plus a work in progress

or a toddler's worth of small toys