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December program: "Schwalm--ing
Bee" Whitework Workshop with Diana Snyder
On Saturday, December
13th, please join us for our holiday program which will feature
a chance to learn a new whitework technique. German Schwalm embroidery creates
a non-traditional design using traditional surface and counted thread techniques.
The stitches include chain, satin, coral knot, herringbone, cord, and Persian
mesh work. The design may become a pin cushion, a small purse or adorn a
name tag. The linen fabric may be either 32 or 36 count in white or natural
(tan). Threads are coton a broider in sizes 12, 16, 20 and 25, depending
on fabric selection. Thread colors may be white or ecru. See the
enlarged image of this
design.
This class is being offered to every CRVC member FREE OF CHARGE. The
seminar in May was a financial success, thanks to everyone's contributions,
so the CRVC Board is passing along some of the proceeds to you. Please join
us to learn a form of whitework that is new to most of us.
This program day will also feature an ornament exchange. This ornament
may be something you have stitched or sewn, or it may be a creative or
unique ornament in any form. We will also enjoy show and tell, so bring
something to share or display.
Student Level: All
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Class Fee: paid by CRVC |
Kit Fee: paid by CRVC |
Program Schedule for Saturday, December 13, 2003:
9:00 - 9:30 Coffee and social time
9:30 - 12:00 Diana Snyder Class (part 1)
12:00 - 1:15 Lunch, Business Meeting, Show and Tell, Ornament
Swap
1:15 - 3:00 Diana Snyder Class (part 2)
High Street School, South Glastonbury, CT
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