Stitched & Sewn

In Stitched & Sewn, Jody Savin narrates the poignant journey of Trudie Strobel, a Holocaust survivor who, after years of silence, confronts her traumatic past through the art of needle and thread. Suggesting a therapeutic outlet, a therapist encourages Trudie to create visual representations of her memories, leading her to transform ancestral Yemenite stitching techniques into breathtaking artworks that recount her history. Accompanied by Ann Elliott Cutting's evocative photography, this compelling story reveals how creativity can serve as a powerful means of healing and remembrance, with a foreword by Holocaust expert Michael Berenbaum.