Lacy Pin Cushion
Become familiar with eight different Pulled Thread fillings!
Lacy Pin Cushion is a Pulled Thread embroidery piece. This pin cushion measures approximately 3 inches in diameter and 1 inch in height when finished. It is stitched on 28 count linen. There is no kit for this project giving students the opportunity to pick a color of their choice. This would be a good stash buster. The thread used for the fillings must match the fabric color choice.
Students will become familiar with eight different Pulled Thread fillings with this project. Compensation stitches and tension will also be discussed. After practicing the fillings, students will decide the number and placement of the fillings to the pin cushion to create a one of a kind design. There will be a choice in finishing the pin cushion with seeds beads or Detached Buttonhole edging.
Experience with Pulled Thread embroidery would be beneficial but is not necessary. The instructions will include step by step stitch diagrams and photos of the filling patterns and finishing.
Registration starts on June 5! Sign up for a reminder below.
More about Lacy Pin Cushion
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Class Details
Design size: 3” by 3″
Technique: Pulled Thread Embroidery
Skill level: Basic Intermediate
Registration dates: Registration opens on June 5, 2024 and closes on July 3, 2024.
Class schedule: The first lesson will be posted on September 4, 2024 and the following lessons will be posted on September 11, 2024, September 18, 2024, September 25, 2024, and October 2, 2024.
Number of Lessons: 5
Class format: PDF Lessons
Class cost: Class only $45.
Supplies needed: Click here to see the list of supplies needed.
Prerequisite: Experience with Pulled Thread embroidery would be beneficial but is not necessary -
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Course Content
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About teacher Kim Beamish
Kim has been embroidering for over 25 years. Kim is a certified teacher through the Embroiderers’ Association of Canada (EAC/ACB). She is a counsellor for EAC/ ACB. She holds a Mastercraftsman in Counted Thread from the Embroider’s Guild of America (EGA). Kim has taught classes and workshops for EAC/AC and EGA. Her passion and curiosity for embroidery has led to her exploring many media and needlework techniques. Kim designs two and three dimensional pieces that combine techniques. Her pieces have been exhibited internationally and have received many awards. Kim’s designs have been published in books such as Cross Stitch Christmas and Whitework Inspirations. Many projects have been featured in magazines world wide such as A Needle Pulling Thread, Just CrossStitch , Stitch and Inspirations magazines.
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