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Quilters R&R at The Point

You'll learn eight different hand-stitches, ideal for beginners eager to explore wool appliqué techniques.

 

Supplies provided: 

Wool, cotton lining, flexi fuse, batting and snap. 

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What you'll need to bring:

Fabric Scissors

Chennille needle #18 and #24

Milliners needle #3

Marking pencil (dark) 

Eco Printing with Embellishment​​

Supplies Included with workshop

2 pieces of wool (1/4 yard total) 

     -one pre-set with mordant - ready to ego print 

     -one pre-printed and ready to begin stitching

Natural plant materials 

Materials necessary for processing (rope, twine, pcv pipes, plastic, id tags etc. 

Needles, needle threader, marking pencil, and small snips. 

Hand-out of all info demonstrated

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We will be using eco-friendly dyes which are not permanent and do not contain harsh chemicals. 

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What to bring:

Wear comfortable clothes

Vinyl Gloves (optioinal)

Scissors for cutting plant material (not fabric scissors.

Any fresh cut plant material that you may want to try printing with. 

Note taking materials. 

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​Day 1: Eco Printing & Embellishment.

In this workshop you'll learn about which plants work best for transfer and how to choose which fabrics receive and hold the images. Learn how to condition and pre-set your wool and how various mordants can affect your outcome. 

Because of the downtime element of allowing the eco printing "procedure" to take place, you'll spend the afternoon embellishing and adding various ephemera to the work included in your kit. Barbie & Cindy will have completed samples to look at and will lead you through a variety of stitching demos. 

 

Day 2-3: Unveiling of your personal eco prints. Continued stitching and embellishing on either wool piece. ​

Mission Point Needle Roll 

 

Supplies provided for this advanced wool embroidery workshop: 

Wool, bark cloth, batting, wool thread and needle labels. 

 

What you'll need to bring:

Fabric Scissors

Chennille needle #18 and #24

Milliners needle #3

Marking pencil (dark) 

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