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Art of Petit Point on Silk Gauze
Learn Petit Point, its stitches and techniques of stitching on silk gauze!
This class is intended to show basic methods and introduce the techniques of stitching on silk gauze and show its versatility. It is designed to help to learn about Petit Point, its stitches, techniques of stitching on silk gauze, starting and finishing the thread, needles, and threads, while working on a gorgeous flower project. This class is organized to help make your work with silk gauze to be enjoyable and pleasant, and not to feel intimidated to stitch on silk gauze. The finished project could be framed, used as a pincushion, dollhouse miniature pillow, etc… Choose from 30, 40 and 48 counts. The design that is offered for this class measures: If stitched on 30 count – 2.50” square (6,35 cm square); If stitched on 40 count – 1.88” square (4,76 cm square); If stitched on 48 count – 1.56” square (3,97 cm square)
More about Art of Petit Point on Silk Gauze
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Class Details
Design size: 1 1/2″ square up to 2 1/2″ (depending on size of silk gauze)
Skill level: Basic-Intermediate
Number of lessons: 3
Class Format: PDF Lessons + Video
Registration dates: Registration opens November 3 and closes on December 1, 2021.
Class Schedule: The first lesson will be posted on February 2 and the following lessons on February 9 and 16, 2022.
Class Cost: Class only (using your own materials): $40. Class + Optional kit: $78 shipping to US, $88 shipping to Canada and International locations.
Kit contents and supplies needed: The full list of kit contents, and supplies needed can be found here.
Student to supply: Usual stitching supplies: needles (whatever size a student is comfortable with on 32 count fabric), scissors,
Prerequisites: None -
About teacher Natalia Frank
Natalia Frank is a self-taught stitcher and an award-winning needlework miniaturist. Her stitching journey started in her late 20’s with cross-stitch, and since then she has been discovering and studying other types of needlework. Attention to details that was borrowed from working in law enforcement institutions have brought her interest into Petit Point; she tried it and has been hooked ever since. What sparks her interest in Petit Point on silk gauze is that it is a challenge to depict as many details as possible in 1 square inch. Today she is lucky to be able to share her passion of Petit Point and the knowledge of working with silk gauze she gained through trials and errors with wonderful people, teaching small groups and individual classes at shows, seminars and in her little studio shop.
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Lessons
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