The Story
Welcome! I’m Nadien, a passionate mender, slow life practitioner, and sustainability advocate.
My journey toward mending and mindfulness began a few years ago, when I became deeply curious about sustainable solutions and how we could counteract the impact of fast fashion. That curiosity sparked a love for slow living, mending, and the powerful act of nurturing what we already have.
In a world where things often feel disposable and rushed, I believe in taking a step back, slowing down, and rediscovering the beauty in the things that surround us. My mission is to help you do just that - by teaching you how to mend your clothes and embrace the slow, meaningful process of repair, you can not only extend the life of your garments but also cultivate a deeper connection to what you wear.
I offer mending workshops designed to create a calm and supportive environment where you can learn valuable skills, share your experiences, and become part of a community that values sustainability, mindfulness, and connection. Whether you’re learning to sew a simple stitch or exploring more intricate techniques, my goal is to empower you to mend your clothes with confidence, creativity, and care.
Beyond mending, I’m also a nature lover in training to become a forest school teacher. This journey is helping me deepen my connection with the environment, and I am passionate about fostering awareness of the natural world and how we can protect it. I believe that in order to restore balance in our world, we must first restore our inner connection with nature - and each other.
Through my work, I aim to reduce waste and promote a sustainable, mindful lifestyle. Whether it’s through the art of mending, slow living practices, or connecting with the earth, I hope to inspire you to live with greater intention and purpose.
Thank you for joining me on this beautiful journey of healing, sustainability, and connection. Together, we can create a more conscious, eco-friendly world, one stitch at a time.
Let’s mend, slow down, and restore what matters most.
