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  • Picture for: Meditative Stitching: Mandala Design

    Meditative Stitching: Mandala Design
    Fine Arts & Crafts

    Find your calm through soul-soothing stitching as you explore the geometric circular patterns and rich colors of mandalas. Create your own simple or more complex mandala using needle and thread, starting with some basic guidance. Patterns will be available, but you will be encouraged to develop your own design. You should be familiar with some of the basic stitches and the mechanics of embroidery. All materials are provided, including a base fabric, a variety of threads, a needle, and a hoop.
    Winter 2026
  • Picture for: Stitching on Photos & Paper

    Stitching on Photos & Paper
    Fine Arts & Crafts

    Use paper and photos as your canvas—and thread as your medium—to create one-of-a-kind images. Learn or review basic embroidery stitches, get inspiration from the work of artists who use this technique, and practice working with patterns and transferring images. We’ll explore the technique on paper and images from magazines in the first class. Bring your own photos (black and white is best) and postcards to work on at the second class. An assortment of embroidery thread, sample images, and a needle will be provided. New and returning students are welcome. Please note: An assortment of embroidery thread, needles, base fabrics, and sampler designs will be provided. Students should bring scissors and a bag for transporting items
    Winter 2026

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