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C1-01 ≈ Lotus Drop ≈ Terri Bay

C1-01 ≈ Lotus Drop ≈ Terri Bay

The Lotus Drop is a teeny, tiny lotus box flipped upside down and made into an ornament. It can also be made into a box. You will stitch your lotus drop using Ukrainian whitework stitches: satin stitch, double cable stitch and eyelets. There is a bit of pulled work stitching, too! This little charmer is just two inches square when flat. Time will be given to learn all the necessary stitches in class. The finishing is super simple, using only backstitch and whipstitch. This will be covered fully in class, but you will finish yours at home.

Technique: Ukrainian Whitework ≈ Level: Basic/Intermediate ≈ Size: 5cm (2”) square ≈ Kit: $100


C1-02 ≈ Spring Pin Cushion ≈ CANCELLED


C1-03 ≈ Fleur de Lys ≈ CANCELLED


C1-04 ≈ Experimental Appliqué Collage ≈ Emma Broughton

C1-04 ≈ Experimental Appliqué Collage ≈ Emma Broughton

Create a beautiful landscape or ocean-scene fabric collage using your stash of plain and patterned fabric scraps, fibres, and beads. This stash-busting project provides a wonderful opportunity to experiment with fabric and stitching.


Technique: Surface Embroidery & Appliqué ≈ Level: Basic ≈ Size: 13cm (5”) diameter ≈ Kit: $35


C1-05 ≈ Knotty Hollyhocks & Buttons ≈ CANCELLED

Betty Caskey will sell kits for this project at her booth in the Stitchers’ Boutiques.


C1-06 ≈ Grape Cluster ≈ Wendy Innes

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C1-06 ≈ Grape Cluster ≈ Wendy Innes

The focal point of this beautiful box is the luscious bunch of grapes surrounded by dimensional tendrils, leaves, and golden accents. You will work all aspects of the grape cluster while learning many useful stumpwork techniques, such as creating a detached wired element, wire wrapping, and several useful surface stitches.

This design uses stranded cotton, metallic thread, and beads on a silk background. The kit comes complete with the box.

Technique: Stumpwork ≈ Level: Basic/Intermediate ≈ Size: 7cm (2¾”) diameter ≈ Kit: $55


C1-07 ≈ Mounting Your Finished Embroidery ≈ CANCELLED


C1-08 ≈ Dorset Buttons ≈ Diane Mugford

C1-08 ≈ Dorset Buttons ≈ Diane Mugford

Learn how to make your own Dorset buttons using traditional and modern techniques and motifs. Using the blanket stitch, you will cover a 4cm (1½”) metal ring and create a design inside the ring with wrapping and surface embroidery techniques to create Dorset buttons and finish them as pins or ornaments. Spend a relaxing day creating these fun bits of beautiful embroidery.

Technique: Dorset Buttons ≈ Level: Basic/Intermediate ≈ Size: 4cm (1½”) diameter ≈ Kit: $15

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