Exploring Jacobean Crewel Embroidery

$215.00 – $240.00

Jacobean Embroidery is a form of English crewel embroidery on linen from the early 17th century. In this Individual Correspondence Course, The student will research the history of the period including the origin of typical design motifs and colors used in household furnishings. The student will then translate their research into a stitched design of their own choosing. The student also has the option to stitch the provided design.

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Description

Part 1: The emphasis is on historical research in preparation for a design related to the period.

Part 2: Using the research from Lesson One, the participant creates a design or uses the design provived. Colors are chosen based on research, colors.

Part 3: The participant chooses stitches, creates a Stitch Guide, and begins a Stitch Sampler.

Part 4: Stitching the design, continuing the Stitch Guide and Color Plans.

Part 5: Assessing the work and troubleshooting as needed.

Part 6: Assessing the Final Project and Research

Teacher: Carol Peao Currier
Time: 9 months
Skill level: Intermediate, Advanced Intermediate
Class fee: $175 (Fee is for course only. Text will be added based on the customer’s selection of text format)
Text fee: $40 PDF; $65 Hard copy
Prerequisites: A knowledge of basic crewel embroidery, including experience with crewel wools and stitches
Supplies(Approximate): $125-$200
ICC Pin Thread color: 501

Visit the Jacobean Crewel Embroidery class page for additional information about the teacher and class.

Note: Please read the Student Responsibilities on the ICC page before enrolling. The timeline for course completion begins when you register. There are no refunds for course or text fees so make your selection carefully.

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