This one-day Saturday experimental hand embroidery course in Maidstone is idea for beginners and those with limited knowledge of hand stitching. It may also appeal to anyone wanting a refresher course and perhaps exposure to hand embroidery stitches that may be new to them. , On this day course you will be learning embroidery stitches from different stitch groups, including loop stitches, line/straight stitches, filling stitches and knot stitches. You will also have the opportunity to try samples using different types of thread. , You will also learn techniques for starting and ending threads, preparing your fabric for embroidery and some tips for finishing and mounting your work. , Mainly directed towards beginners but those who lack confidence in developing their work may also find it exciting and inspiring to try new stitches and work with different threads. , , Full support will be available from the tutor to enable you to get the best from the course., , The aim of the course is to have fun learning! , ,
Name: Experimental Hand Embroidery - Stitches for Beginners Qualification title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification type: Assessment Awarding Generic award - no awarding body Created 20160113 13:59:19 Updated 20160113 13:59:19
You will need to bring: , This course is based on the re-use of found materials It is useful to bring the following if you have them?, A few pieces of coloured fabric, , Base fabric , A medium weight calico is most useful and easy to stitch, also acceptable is white cotton fabric such as cotton sheeting - but not too fine. Both are better washed to remove any dressing. , , An embroidery hoop or frame of your choice (make sure you have enough fabric to fit inside your frame comfortably. , , Embroidery scissors , Embroidery needles (not cross stitch needles as these have a blunt 'point'), Embroidery thread, Range of colours and textures. , You could consider the following: , , • 6-stranded embroidery thread - make sure it is colourfast - good brands are DMC and Anchor, • Coton a broder (16, 18 or 25 thickness) , • Perle 5 or 8 , • Textured thread if you would like to try couching down on top of your, fabric, , Notebook and pen/pencils, Sketchbook if you use one, Camera (please note you may photograph the tutor's work for learning purposes only), Glasses if you use them, Lunch ! , , , Equipment required You will need to bring: , This course is based on the re-use of found materials It is useful to bring the following if you have them?, A few pieces of coloured fabric, , Base fabric , A medium weight calico is most useful and easy to stitch, also acceptable is white cotton fabric such as cotton sheeting - but not too fine. Both are better washed to remove any dressing. , , An embroidery hoop or frame of your choice (make sure you have enough fabric to fit inside your frame comfortably. , , Embroidery scissors , Embroidery needles (not cross stitch needles as these have a blunt 'point'), Embroidery thread, Range of colours and textures. , You could consider the following: , , • 6-stranded embroidery thread - make sure it is colourfast - good brands are DMC and Anchor, • Coton a broder (16, 18 or 25 thickness) , • Perle 5 or 8 , • Textured thread if you would like to try couching down on top of your, fabric, , Notebook and pen/pencils, Sketchbook if you use one, Camera (please note you may photograph the tutor's work for learning purposes only), Glasses if you use them, Lunch ! , , ,
Kent Training and Apprenticeship Service / Kent Adult Education (Community Learning and Skills)
adult.education@kent.gov.uk
0845 606 5606
http://www.kent.gov.uk/adulted
Head Office
College Road
Town:
Sittingbourne
County:Kent
Title: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Qualification: Non regulated Community Learning provision, Crafts, Creative Arts and Design Classification: Arts, Media and Publishing