Mechanics of the Artisan Embroidery Apprentice Stitches
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Class Title: Mechanics of the Artisan Embroidery Apprentice Stitches
Area of Study: Embroidery Class Hours: 6 Class Type: Notebook Skill Level: All
This notebook class is designed to help the embroidery apprentice (EMB I) understand the mechanics of each stitch required
to pass her sampler for the Artisan Program. Even if you do not belong to this program, this class will introduce you to a variety
of embroidery stitches that you will need to tackle any basic stitching design.
During class time there will be an in depth study of each stitch included in your sampler, along with addition practice exercises
to help you perfect your technique. Additionally, we will review what you need to include when sending in your submission, along
with the standards for evaluation that your work will be critiqued by.
Stitches covered during this notebook review session include: shadow embroidery; blanket stitch; backstitch; lazy daisy;
feather stitch; chain stitch; fly stitch; stem/outline stitches; french knots; bullion stitch; satin stitch and granito stitch.
When you leave class you will be ready to tackle your sampler for evaluation so you can become an "Artisan" achiever!
Complete Kit Contents: Practice fabric; needles; floss; class handout; Artisan evaluation sheets
Student Supplies: (to use in class)
Embroidery scissors; fine line marking pen or pencil; 4" Bates embroidery hoop (optional); additional lighting and extension cord (required); magnification (optional)
