Introduction to Stumpwork -
A delightful technique of miniature raised embroidery originating in the 17th century, but which can be used for contemporary themes. The one day class will introduce you to the basic stumpwork techniques using wire and needlelace.
Stumpwork – E
Develop techniques of raised embroidery further to create miniature flowers and figures.
832 31 May & 1 June 2008 £114.00
845 5,6,& 7 August 2008 £171.00
Stumpwork - Figures – E
Concentrate on creating human hands and faces.
837 16 July 2008 £57.00
New Ideas - Stumpwork on Canvas – E
Explore the versatility of canvaswork by learning how to incorporate stumpwork designs and techniques onto this popular medium.
831 10 & 11 May 2008 £114.00
Ribbon Work – E
Stitch using silk ribbon combined with surface stitches in stranded cotton to create delicate designs.
848 12 August 2008 £57.00
Machine Embroidery – E
An introduction to machine embroidery exploring different techniques and experimenting with colours, textures and threads. Includes free machine stitching – straight and zig zag, whip stitch, stitching over holes, braids and cords. Basic machine skills required.
854 28 & 29 August 2008 £114.00
Tambour Work – E
This technique uses a hooked needle to create a continuous chain stitch on fabric tightly stretched over a frame. Beads and sequins can be incorporated into the stitch.
Three Dimensional Box-making – E
Learn how to measure and construct a small box made of conservation card covered in fabric. This course will teach you the principles of box construction to enable you to make charming boxes which can be embellished with embroidery.
No embroidery will be taught on this course – box construction only.
Traditional Smocking – E
A much loved technique for many centuries, smocking places a variety of stitches over folded or pleated fabric. A very popular technique for childrens' wear.
846 8 August 2008 £57.00
