Victorian Slippers
Stitch delicate petit point slippers!
These delicate petit point slippers are designed to hold a thimble and a pin cushion. The slippers are just the right size to learn the art of petit point on silk gauze. The design is inspired by Victorian era stitching. The kit provides each student with the supplies needed for a perfect finish.
The purpose of this class is to represent Petit Point to those who are looking for a challenge. Stitching on silk gauze could be intimidating, but when you know everything about the qualities of silk gauze and have the right supplies your finished project will be successful.
The delicate pair of miniature slippers is a project that is crafted in the spirit of the Victorian era.
General information about the qualities of silk gauze, needles, threads for each count of silk gauze, stitches will be discussed. The finishing techniques will be demonstrated to ensure that the students will have one pair of Victorian slippers to add to the collection of needlework accessories.
Registration starts March 4. Sign up below to receive a reminder!
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Class Details
Design size: 1″ (2.54cm) x 2.5″ (6.35cm)
Technique: Petit Point
Skill level: Intermediate
Registration dates: March 4 to April 1, 2026
Class schedule: June 3-17, 2026
Number of Lessons: 2
Class format: PDF
Class cost: $95, with shipping, handling, and international costs to be determined
Kit Contents: Click here to see a list of kit contents and supplies needed. -
Lessons
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Visit our Online Studio page for Frequently Asked Questions and more information on how our online classes work.
Here’s a quick rundown of how our online studio classes work: Students get access to the class content based on the class schedule and to a class discussion forum where the teacher will answer students’ questions and where students can post photos of their progress and communicate with each other. PDF lessons can be downloaded at any time up to two months after the last lesson is posted. Please check the details for each class to see if the class format will include video instruction.
Learn more about downloading your lessons, asking questions to the teacher, posting photos of your progress, receiving class emails and more in the Online Studio Instructions page.
Please note: Online Studio course and kit fees are non-refundable.
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