This is an introductory embroidery class for absolute beginners. In this class you will learn four basic embroidery stitches, and Madeline will discuss patterning methods, thread options, and finishing styles.
Have you ever wanted to learn how to embroider? Then we have just the class for you!
This is an introductory embroidery class for absolute beginners. In this class you will learn four basic embroidery stitches, and Madeline will discuss patterning methods, thread options, and finishing styles. In addition to learning stitches, students will have time to begin working on a pattern of their choosing. Choose from one of the available patterns, or you can embroider any pattern or phrase you like.
All materials will be provided for students to keep, except scissors. If you have a pair of small sewing scissors, please bring them, otherwise students will be allowed to borrow or purchase scissors from Hill Country Weavers at the time of the class.
Materials Required:
Small sharp scissors
Due to the continued lower risks of Covid-19, at this time we are not currently requiring vaccination to attend classes, however, if Austin re-enters Medium or High Risk guidelines you will be asked to either present a proof of vaccination, or provide a negative covid test to attend classes/camps. Although we are not requiring proof of vaccination at this time, you may still be asked to mask during class times if you are unvaccinated to accommodate any higher risk students or teachers.
Why "Weavers"?
Our customers frequently ask why the store is called Hill Country Weavers — we’re a yarn store. The answer is simple: things change.
Hill Country Weavers opened in 1981, in a space at 34th and Guadalupe. In addition to floor looms, weaving yarns and classes, the store had a gallery that featured local weavers. In 1983, we moved to a larger location at Lamar and 12th. This space also had a gallery as well as more space for looms and yarn.
If you stepped into a way-back machine to see what kind of yarns were sold in 1981, you’d be very surprised. The store carried what was available: very traditional yarns for weaving — worsted spun wools and wool blends in solid colors.
Although these yarns were on cones for weavers, knitters did find the store and started asking for needles, hooks, knitting patterns and classes. In the days before the Internet, we were the place to get information on what was available in the knitting and fiber world.
Customers came to Hill Country for what was new and trending in weaving and knitting.
In 1994 we moved to South Congress. Back then South Congress was still a bit colorful. But the store became a cornerstone in the changing neighborhood.
In 2017 we moved again to what we hope will be our forever home. Just south of our last location we are now on Manchaca Road - an evolving area where we're happy to see some of our old SoCo neighbors are beginning to move down to join us. The new space is bigger and more open than any we've been at to date and we've worked hard to make it a place that is truly a special destination for knitters, weavers, crocheters and spinners.
Learn the basics of using your embroidery machine, stabilizers, types of fabric and how to use the built-in designs. We teach on all brands of embroidery machines.
Peace out and learn to embroider! In this beginner workshop, you’ll master embroidery basics as you complete a cute little peace-sign hoop designed by Marigold & Mars.
Join Gwen in this hands on Embroidery Class. This project is an AAA Exclusive Design. This bag is perfect when taking your four legged friend out for walks. The bag is perfect to carry doggy treats. It even has an opening for poo bags:) Embroidery Files included with Class Purchase
Embroidery course is offered by Grome's Sewing Machine Company. Every class requires a 4 student minimum for the class to make. In the event that we do NOT have enough students we will refund your money.
This class will go over the proper set up of the embroidery unit, as well as, needles, stabilizer and optional software. Proper hooping technique and embroidery considerations when using different thread are topics discussed.
© 2024 coursetakers.com All Rights Reserved. Terms and Conditions of use | Privacy Policy