It’s a new quarter and that means we have a fresh group of EGA educational opportunities for you to participate in!
From June 1st through August 31 we have the following GCCs available as Lightning Rounds. Lightning Rounds are 3-4 group correspondence courses made available for individuals to register without the need for a group. Learn more about Lightning Rounds
GCC Encore: Jacobean Fantasy with Kay StanisTeacher Kay Stanis
GCC Encore: FandangoTeacher Barbara Kershaw
GCC: Keeping in Shape with Gwen NelsonOn our Group Correspondence Course Keeping in Shape, the student uses various techniques such as circular and flat peyote to make a necklace with 13 three-dimensional beaded pieces.
GCC: Thank Goodness is Finished finishing classThank Goodness It’s Finished teaches a variety of skills needed to assemble embroideries into their final form.
We also have a new Designers Across the World pattern this quarter. On Dimensional Sunflower Button by Mike Parr you will stitch one or more three-dimensional sunflower buttons to dress up your wardrobe, add a touch of color to a vase, or make an elegant, contemporary statement in your décor. Click here to order it!
We also have several online classes, some open for registration right now and others where you can sign up to receive a reminder when registration starts! Learn more about EGA’s Online Classes
Hidden Trellises with Merrilyn HeazlewoodRegistration now Open: Stitch a marvelous garden trellis in Hidden Trellises, a new online class with needlework teacher Merrilyn Heazlewood.
AhwahneeRegistration Period: July 1-29. Class starts: September 2.
Ahwahnee with Lorene Salt: main image
Beginning Brazilian Dimensional Embroidery with Judy CarusoRegistration now open: Beginning Brazilian Dimensional Embroidery features the creation of a Stitch Sampler using many beginner-level dimensional stitches, including Bullion and Cast-on Stitches.
Crème de la crème boxRegistration starts on September 2, 2020
These classes and projects first appeared in our June 2020 issue of Needle Arts.
