It’s always a great time to learn a new embroidery technique or brush up on your already existing skills. EGA has a wide variety of classes where you can learn with a group, on your own at home, or online with other stitchers around the world. Take a look at our latest embroidery courses below and click the links to learn more, register and start stitching with EGA!
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GCC Encore: Mythical Myrtle with Barbara KershawExplore the magnificent stitches of Casalguidi embroidery in our Group Correspondence Course Mythical Myrtle with teacher Barbara Kershaw.
GCC Encore: Jacobean Fantasy with Kay StanisGiving new interpretation to designs of the seventeenth century and blending them with the silk and metal of the twenty-first, on Jacobean Fantasy, we will create an exquisite floral design on silk fabric with detached sheer fabric.
GCC Encore: Fandango with Barbara KershawJoin teacher Barbara Kershaw in Fandango, a Group Correspondence Course focused on Punto Antico, one of many beautiful styles of Italian whitework embroidery.
GCC Encore: The Princess and the Pea with Marion ScoularTeacher Marion Scoular’s interpretation of the beloved fairy tale includes pattern darning, Blackwork, Hardanger (no cutting!) and a small amount of surface stitchery, all explicitly covered in a 26-page, well-illustrated booklet.
GCC Encore: Cosmos with Kim SandersOur Group Correspondence Course Cosmos with Kim Sanders introduces students to needle painting, one of the most realistic forms of surface embroidery.
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Take your skills to the next level from the comfort of your home with our latest Individual Correspondence Course and more favorites
Design for Needlework with India Hayford
Silk and Metal Thread Embroidery with Kay StanisSilk and Metal Thread Embroidery is an in-depth study of the various techniques of silk and metal thread embroidery with a focus on the shimmer of gold and silver on fabric.
Jacobean Crewel Embroidery with Carol CurrierOur Jacobean Crewel Embroidery Individual Correspondence Course presents an example of a design typical of the Jacobean period, using motifs from historical sources.
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