Machine Embroidery Course run by Alison Holt UK in Hastings
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About the course ‘Seascapes’:
Be inspired by the colours and movement of the sea using photographs of your favourite beach or stretch of coastline. This course includes the design and execution of an embroidered picture of a seascape. You will learn how to paint on silk elements such as sky, sand and headlands and with stitch how to capture the movement of waves, the texture of pebbles, rocks and cliffs.
We will be covering aspects of art theory such as designing balanced compositions, creating depth and perspective, colour mixing in paint and thread, creating texture and the use of light and shade
2 day course suitable for: Beginners and improvers
When and Where:
Saturday 24 November and Sunday 25 November 2018 9.30am to 4pm each day
Heretaunga Intermediate School, 260 Orchard Road, Hastings. NZ
Contact Georgina on georgec@nowmail.co.nz for more info
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19mm plywood needed
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I need two each of 670 x 260mm and 530 x 410mm, so bigger would be fine. I can cut it down.
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