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Crewelwork Chrysanthemums
Worked on pure linen twill with Appleton crewel wools, this design by Cathy is a contemporary take on Chrysanthemums, using thread painting techniques. The embroidery itself measures c. 8" x 8" and is worked and shown in a 10" embroidery hoop. The embroidery is worked on a piece of linen twill measuring 15" x 15".
Suitability - Beginners
Suitable for anyone who has done a little stitching but a beginner to crewelwork. As a guide, as long as you can use a needle and thread with basics like hemming, sewing on buttons & back stitch, then this could be for you! It is also suitable for those who simply love Crewelwork and want to develop their 'thread painting' skills.
Date(s)
This workshop will be run again in 2023. Please contact us to register your interest.
As an alternative to the workshop, a kit with online tutorial is available to purchase now - click here
Times
10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with 45 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-made biscuits mid-morning and cake mid-afternoon.
What you need to bring
packed lunch
face covering (individual choice when moving around the Hall)
10" embroidery hoop, both rings of which should be bound with white cotton tape or bias binding. A seat frame is recommended.
(Everything else is provided, including needles & embroidery scissors. However you are welcome to bring your own sewing kit if you prefer).
Cost
£65 per person including all materials and access to a YouTube tutorial after the workshop.
About the Workshop
The design will be pre-traced onto your linen twill. On the workshop, we will concentrate on perfecting your thread painting techniques (shading using long and short stitch). You will also learn French knots and stem stitch. Full guidance and instructions as to how to complete the project at home will be provided, as well as a link to a step-by-step YouTube tutorial.
Worked on pure linen twill with Appleton crewel wools, this design by Cathy is a contemporary take on Chrysanthemums, using thread painting techniques. The embroidery itself measures c. 8" x 8" and is worked and shown in a 10" embroidery hoop. The embroidery is worked on a piece of linen twill measuring 15" x 15".
Suitability - Beginners
Suitable for anyone who has done a little stitching but a beginner to crewelwork. As a guide, as long as you can use a needle and thread with basics like hemming, sewing on buttons & back stitch, then this could be for you! It is also suitable for those who simply love Crewelwork and want to develop their 'thread painting' skills.
Date(s)
This workshop will be run again in 2023. Please contact us to register your interest.
As an alternative to the workshop, a kit with online tutorial is available to purchase now - click here
Times
10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with 45 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-made biscuits mid-morning and cake mid-afternoon.
What you need to bring
packed lunch
face covering (individual choice when moving around the Hall)
10" embroidery hoop, both rings of which should be bound with white cotton tape or bias binding. A seat frame is recommended.
(Everything else is provided, including needles & embroidery scissors. However you are welcome to bring your own sewing kit if you prefer).
Cost
£65 per person including all materials and access to a YouTube tutorial after the workshop.
About the Workshop
The design will be pre-traced onto your linen twill. On the workshop, we will concentrate on perfecting your thread painting techniques (shading using long and short stitch). You will also learn French knots and stem stitch. Full guidance and instructions as to how to complete the project at home will be provided, as well as a link to a step-by-step YouTube tutorial.
