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Introduction to Goldwork Embroidery
Introduction to Goldwork Embroidery
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Introduction to Goldwork Embroidery

By Fairy Wren Embroidery

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  • Delivered In-Person

  • Beginner level

Description

Escape the ordinary, discover the extraordinary

Fisherton Mill Gallery and Café, the jewel in Salisbury’s crown of independent shops and the perfect setting to relax and enjoy learning something new.

Emma Broughton of Fairy Wren Embroidery, Graduate of The Royal School of Needlework and Author of 'Embroidered Boxes' is delighted to offer you this exciting class to learn the basics of Goldwork Embroidery working her lovely Strawberry design.

You will learn how to:

  1. Prepare the fabric

  1. Felt padding

  1. Couching with Japanese thread

  1. Stitching Pearl purl

  1. Chipping with bright check

Materials included in kit* (This is included in the course price so no surprise costs on the day)

Fabric and thread colour can be chosen on the day

  • Fabric (Red or Blue)

  • Calico

  • Felt (Yellow for Gold, White for Silver)

  • Gutermann thread (No. 415 for Gold, No. 8 for Silver)

  • Gutermann Extra strong thread (Buttonhole thread)

  • Japanese thread

  • Pearl purl

  • Bright check

  • Size 12 embroidery needles

  • Size 18 chenille Needle

  • Curved needle

  • Bees wax star

  • 5” Ring frame (handheld without support dowel)

*Materials may differ from those pictured due to batch and dye lot changes or due to me having to find alternative sources but please be assured I only use materials of the highest quality.As stated in my Terms and conditions, in the event you are unable to attend the class on the day, unfortunately, I can’t issue a refund as I am a small business and items ordered in advance will have been purchased especially for you and are therefore non-refundable.

Recommended Equipment (Can be borrowed or purchased on the day, I have a card reader)

I will have some equipment available to borrow or purchase on the day of the class. Please be aware that some items I may not have enough for each student, with the exception of ring frame supports.

  • Embroidery scissors (From £5)

  • Goldwork Scissors (From £5)
     (not essential but Goldwork threads can blunt scissors, therefore it is recommended to have a separate pair)

  • Ring Frame support (£25), a 5” Ring frame is included in the price. I will have a variety of supports available to borrow or buy on the day to use with the frame supplied. You can bring your own if you have one, but the frame should be no bigger than 6” for the fabric to fit. (It is always recommended to have a hands-free frame so you can use both hands)

  • Mellor (£12) (Not essential but a very useful tool)

  • Thimble

  • Velvet board, padded beading tray or an off cut of velvet

  • Magnifying Glass

  • Needle Threader

  • Fabric pen/pencil, which is friction removable, I prefer the Sew line Pencils.

About the VenueThere is no parking at the Mill but the central car park is a few minutes walk from the Mill and always has plenty of spaces available (Pay and display or by App). For Those wishing to travel by train, Salisbury train station is also only a few mins walk from the Mill.The Mill has a very popular restaurant on site and offer 10% discount to participants to use in the cafe on the day of the workshop for refreshments. Refreshments available at the on site cafe or please bring your own lunch.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Are there any age limits?

    For insurance reasons anyone over the age of 18 is very welcome.

  • Can I contact the course tutor with any questions?

    Yes, Emma is very happy to answer any questions you have. Please feel free to contact Emma Broughton with any questions you have using the contact us form or alternatively email me fairywrenembroidery@gmail.com or via facebook messenger https://www.facebook.com/fairywrenembroidery/ where I will aim to get back to you as quickly as possible.

  • Do you take group bookings?

    Yes, I am more than happy to take a group, up to a maximum of 8. Please contact Emma directly if you would like a course for your group, she will try to block one out for you or discuss a separate date. See contact details below. (Group bookings have a minimum of 6)

  • How can I contact the course tutor?

    Please feel free to contact Emma Broughton with any questions you have using the contact us form or alternatively email me fairywrenembroidery@gmail.com or via facebook messenger https://www.facebook.com/fairywrenembroidery/ where I will aim to get back to you as quickly as possible.

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  • Do I need to bring anything?

    No  you do not need to bring anything (other than lunch/a bottle of water). You can bring any of your own equipment if you wish or borrow/purchase the equipment I will have available for students to share/buy on the day. Please be aware that some items I may not have enough for each student, with the exception of ring frame supports.

Location

Fisherton Mill, 108 Fisherton Street, SP2 7QY, Salisbury, United Kingdom

About The Provider

Fairy Wren Embroidery

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