You will learn six basic embroidery stitches — running stitch, backstitch, cross stitch, satin stitch, chain stitch and the french knot— to create a small (4? diameter) design.
Take a breath, take a stitch, take another breath, take care of yourself! In this three hour beginner-friendly workshop you will learn basic skills to create an embroidered design of your choosing that reminds you of something you need more of in your life, such as joy, support, nature, gentleness, strength, energy, freedom, and so on.
You will learn six basic embroidery stitches — running stitch, backstitch, cross stitch, satin stitch, chain stitch and the french knot— to create a small (4″ diameter) design. The class will be taught using simple, breath-oriented mindfulness techniques to slow down and self-soothe as we work.
I started sewing with my mom at age 7, but stumbled into it as a career path in my twenties, when I began volunteering as a sewing instructor for kids at the Sitar Center for the Arts in Washington, DC.
At that time there were few resources in DC for people who wanted to learn how to sew, and a friend and I started a community program called the DC Threads Sewing Lounge (now a Facebook group) to encourage more people to gain exposure to the craft.
Let’s make pants that fit. We all just need a little help. We will draft a basic pant pattern from a template based on your unique measurements, then sew a muslin to test and refine fit.
Create shiny leather earrings with your ScanNCut! In this class, you will learn how to cut embroidery faux leather and applique glitter embellishments to create beautiful pierced earrings. Learn how you can use CanvasWorkspace to create different shapes and sizes for earring designs.
This group explores a wide variety of specialty threads and stitches on canvas including counted needlepoint and finishing techniques. All stitchers welcome.
Always wanted to learn to edge to edge quilt now you can. Using Amelie Scott Designs Edge-to-Edge Quilting On Your Embroidery Machine and the Easy-Connect Quilting technique. Hoop size on your machine needs to be at least 6" X 12" or larger.
Why not bring your machine in and join other embroidery customers for a fun filled class. A new design will be given each time you attend this club. Kit included.
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