Don’t Miss These EGA Goldwork Individual Correspondence Courses Before They are Retired

The popular goldwork Individual Correspondence Courses, Introduction to Metal Thread Embroidery and Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery as well as The Art of Teaching Embroidery will be retired as of April 1, 2025. Registrations for these classes will be taken until March 31, 2025. The Education Department thanks Kay Stanis for offering these wonderful classes that have set many of us off on a golden journey. The classes are retiring but Kay is not. We look forward to continuing to work with her in the future. Continue reading to learn more about these courses.

Introduction to Metal Thread Embroidery with Kay Stanis

Introduction to Metal Thread Embroidery is an in-depth study of the techniques of metal thread embroidery that will introduce the student to the shimmer of real gold and silver on fabric. From actual samples of the metal threads discussed to the proper methods of framing up the foundation fabric, the world of metal thread embroidery will be explored. Although this technique is often regarded as difficult, the student will learn that this needlework is not only a challenge but also a delight. Note: The image shows an example of the kind of work this course will prepare you for. Click here to learn more.

Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery with Kay Stanis

Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery is an in-depth study of the various techniques of silk and metal thread embroidery. The shimmer of gold and silver on fabric is the focus of this Individual Correspondence Course. To suit the student’s needs, all the lessons may be taken or only a portion which would be grouped as sets of three; i.e., three, six, or nine. Click here to learn more.

The Art of Teaching Embroidery with Kay Stanis

Are you interested in becoming a better teacher? Do you have questions about developing classes, text, kits, or visual aids? Or do you have questions about the practical aspects of teaching, finances, contracts, time management or proposals? Then our Individual Correspondence Course The Art of Teaching Embroidery is for you. Click here to learn more.