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Individual Correspondence Courses

Registration Fees

3-lesson courses - $100.00
6-lesson Courses - $165.00
9-lesson courses - $235.00

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ICC courses are only available to EGA members.

Individual Correspondence Courses (ICCs) offer EGA members intense, personalized study under the supervision of teachers selected for their outstanding needlework skills and knowledge. The courses are in-depth study programs dealing with a wide range of embroidery techniques and disciplines at various skill levels. They are a perfect complement to workshop classes, group study courses, and lectures.

If you are self-motivated and like individual study, if you do not have easy access to a chapter, want to study a topic your chapter has not scheduled, or if you prefer to work at your own pace in the quiet of your home, these courses are designed for you. As more and more satisfied graduates share their enthusiasm for these courses with chapter members and friends, the popularity of the ICC program continues to grow.

 3-Lesson Courses


NEW!
A Basic Study of Schwalm Embroidery

Counted Thread
Finishing Techniques


Filet Guipure Needleweaving on
Square Net


Introduction to Metal
Thread Embroidery


Introduction to
Princess Lace


Jacobean Crewel Embroidery


Machine Embroidery I


Machine Embroidery II


Silk & Metal Threads
on Canvas I


Textured Treasures


Thoroughly Modern Hardanger

 

 6-Lesson Courses


The Art of
Teaching Embroidery


NEW!
Beguiling Beading for the Befuddled Beader


The English
Band Sampler


Hungarian Kalocsa
Lace II

 9-Lesson Courses


Silk & Metal Thread Embroidery

 

 

 

ICCs come in three lengths:

  • Three-lesson courses are designed to be completed within 6 months
  • Six- and nine- lesson courses require a commitment of a year or more
    Students are expected to maintain a time schedule, but extensions can be granted.

The text for each course contains instruction in stitches, materials, tools, techniques, and their application, as well as historical background. As each lesson is completed, it is sent to the instructor for evaluation. Evaluation is both a critical review of the work and a vehicle for helping with problems and suggesting improvements. Teachers encourage experimentation and individual expression while offering suggestions for further development.

  • Upon completion of the course, a certificate is awarded and the student's achievement is recognized in Needle Arts
     
  • Individual Correspondence Course Recognition Pin
    Graduates receive blue enamel commemorative pin with thread indication of course completed.

 

The cost of the text and the approximate cost of supplies are listed with the course description. No refunds will be given after texts and other course materials have been received.
 

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