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"A Nice Cup of Tea" Crewelwork Sampler
2 day workshop
Work the sampler 'A Nice Cup of Tea', designed by Cathy, in Appleton's bright china blue range of crewel wools on pure linen, incorporating a wide variety of crewel stitches. Make up into a wall hanging or cushion afterwards.
Suitability
This workshop is suitable for anyone who can work back stitch, chain stitch and blanket stitch without instruction.
Date(s)
This project is run over 2 days and will be run on demand with a minimum of 8 persons. Groups may wish to agree convenient dates.
Please contact us to register your interest
Times
10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with 30 minutes for lunch
Arrival: From 9.30 am.
Location
Alstonefield Memorial Hall (The Village Hall)
Postcode for Satnav - DE6 2FR
Click for Directions
Refreshments
Tea & coffee is provided throughout the day, with home baking.
Please bring your own packed lunch.
What you need to bring
1) Embroidery frame, preferably upholstered, so that the background linen fabric can be pinned to the frame. Otherwise a 10" round frame, with a stand if possible. (N.B. We can supply frames for use on the workshop if requested in advance).
2) About 30 long pins (only if using an upholstered frame)
3) Small sharp embroidery scissors to cut wools
All other materials and equipment required to make the design will be provided. Please note that materials required to make a hanging or cushion afterwards are not included in the price of the workshop.*
Cost
£35 per person including all materials as stated above*.
About the Workshop
This design provides an opportunity to learn a range of crewel stitches including split back stitch, jacobean couching, long and short stitch, bullion knots, buttonhole stitch and fly stitch. Each tea cup is worked in different stitches and we will work part of each cup during the workshop. It may be possible for students to complete the whole design over two days, if work is done at home between the two days. Full instructions will be given to students who wish to make the design into a hanging (as shown in the photograph below).
2 day workshop
Work the sampler 'A Nice Cup of Tea', designed by Cathy, in Appleton's bright china blue range of crewel wools on pure linen, incorporating a wide variety of crewel stitches. Make up into a wall hanging or cushion afterwards.
Suitability
This workshop is suitable for anyone who can work back stitch, chain stitch and blanket stitch without instruction.
Date(s)
This project is run over 2 days and will be run on demand with a minimum of 8 persons. Groups may wish to agree convenient dates.
Please contact us to register your interest
Times
10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with 30 minutes for lunch
Arrival: From 9.30 am.
Location
Alstonefield Memorial Hall (The Village Hall)
Postcode for Satnav - DE6 2FR
Click for Directions
Refreshments
Tea & coffee is provided throughout the day, with home baking.
Please bring your own packed lunch.
What you need to bring
1) Embroidery frame, preferably upholstered, so that the background linen fabric can be pinned to the frame. Otherwise a 10" round frame, with a stand if possible. (N.B. We can supply frames for use on the workshop if requested in advance).
2) About 30 long pins (only if using an upholstered frame)
3) Small sharp embroidery scissors to cut wools
All other materials and equipment required to make the design will be provided. Please note that materials required to make a hanging or cushion afterwards are not included in the price of the workshop.*
Cost
£35 per person including all materials as stated above*.
About the Workshop
This design provides an opportunity to learn a range of crewel stitches including split back stitch, jacobean couching, long and short stitch, bullion knots, buttonhole stitch and fly stitch. Each tea cup is worked in different stitches and we will work part of each cup during the workshop. It may be possible for students to complete the whole design over two days, if work is done at home between the two days. Full instructions will be given to students who wish to make the design into a hanging (as shown in the photograph below).
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