Description
Beginning Teneriffe Lace with Jonalene Gutwein will give you the basics of the beautiful needlelace technique of Teneriffe. Teneriffe lace does not use the typical needlelace buttonhole stitch. Instead, it uses several drawn thread stitches such as needleweaving, spiders, and the knot stitch. Using these three basic techniques, many lovely patterns may be developed. In this course you will learn the basic stitches allowing you create many unique medallions on your own later.
Beginning Teneriffe Lace also includes several online videos that you may access to see specific techniques being worked. These videos are available on Jonalene Gutwein’s website and your coordinator will have the user name and password. These videos will be available to you during your chapter’s course time and for three weeks following the scheduled conclusion of the course.
Project: Lace medallion suitable for embellishing a pincushion, needlecase, blouse, or collar.
Size: circular, 4.5 inches in diameter
Fabric: N/A
Threads: #70 DMC® Cordonnet Special (Article 151)
Colors: White
Skill Level: Beginner
Prerequisites: None
Time: 3 sessions
Text: $12 (included in Lightning Round registration)
Supplies (approximate): $12.00
Learn more about Beginning Teneriffe Lace and teacher Jonalene Gutwein by clicking here.
Additional Notes:
Please visit the GCC: Lightning Rounds page to learn more about our Lightning Rounds before enrolling.
Lightning Round registration is a benefit of membership with EGA. Not a member? Simply register for this class and the membership will be automatically added to the cart for you.
Charges are higher for Canadian and International students to cover the additional shipping expenses.
There are no refunds for course or text fees so make your selection carefully.
