Embroidered Rusty Textile Collage

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Embroidered Rusty Textile Collage
Workshop

Combine embroidery, weathered bits of metal and rusted fabric
to create a one of a kind textile collage.

Learn 4 basic embroidery stitches (running, back, seed and the french knot) that will be used as decorative elements and also to attach a variety of items including metal washers, nails, stained cheesecloth, fabric strips, yarn and buttons to pre-rusted fabric. Let the shape, color and texture of these items as well as the pattern on the fabric help guide you in the freestyle composition of your collage.

Each participant will receive a square of pre-rusted fabric, a bamboo embroidery hoop and three embroidery needles.
All supplies are included but feel free to bring any small lightweight rusty metal bits and/or embroidery thread you may want to add to your work.
Instructions for making your own rusted fabric will be provided.
Find out what the “Slow Stitch” movement is all about.
Suitable for all levels, no previous embroidery experience is needed.

Sunday, March 15th, 2020

1PM - 4PM
at

my home
in
Waterford, CT

$75.00.
All Materials included.

You will receive an email confirmation from me within 24 hours of your registration.

Past workshops:

Saturday, February 29th, 2020
Madison Wool
56-A Wall Street, Madison, CT

Sunday, October 7th 2018
Spectrum Art Gallery
61 Main Street, Centerbrook, CT

Saturday, October 20th 2018
The Red House Cultural Arts Center
22 Darling Road, Salem, CT

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Have a question about a workshop or how to register?
send me an email at KJohnsonCollage@gmail.com

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Testimonials:

What a wonderful class! Your preparation, knowledge, skills and personality made for an excellent environment to learn and get inspired. I look forward to joining you again another time.
~Beth Bridges, CT

I had a fun day at the Embroidered Rusty Textile Collage class. Thanks for your patience and talent you shared making it something I’d try again some time.
~ Adrienne Brennan, CT

Thanks for sharing your skills, I loved your class!
~ Sue Theve, Preston, CT