
Landscape in Canvaswork
Creating a Landscape with Canvaswork Stitches
Members: $210.00
Non-Members: $420.00
Membership attracts a 50% discount on all workshops (join here and save!)
A 3 day workshop with Di Kirchner
Canvaswork is an embroidery technique which uses counted stitches on a counted canvas. In this class students will be asked to create a Canvaswork Landscape piece from a photograph of their choice. It is a wonderful technique that allows you to be imaginative and ‘think outside the square’, to create a piece that is uniquely yours.
To help with this process and transform their landscape to in stitches, students will be taken through several steps and encouraged to experiment with various
- Counted canvaswork stitches
- Thread textures, thicknesses and compositions
- Ways of blending threads to make new colours
- Embellishments
The size of the project will be A5, approximately 15cm x 21cm and stitched on 18 count antique coloured mono canvas mounted on a frame.
Dates: Saturday 2nd, Sunday 3rd and Monday 4th March 2024 (Monday 4th March is a Public Holiday)
Time: 9:30am – 3:30pm
Tutor: Di Kirchner
Skill Level: All skill levels welcome
Registrations open 20th September 2023
Class Fees:
EGWA Member - $210.00
Non-Member - $420.00
Membership attracts a 50% discount on all workshops (join here and save!)
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