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NANI EDUCATION
PROJECTS
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Our
chapter will be starting a mini-education segment at each of our chapter
meetings. It's called
Stitch-a-Month, and we purchased this progressive education program in
counted thread work from Vintage Stitchers Chapter in the San Francisco Bay
Area. At our monthly meetings, we'll spend a couple of minutes learning a
new embroidery stitch. This
program, which is offered in addition to monthly classes, is ideal for
members who may not want to take on new projects, but are interested in
expanding their knowledge of needlework.
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Some past projects included
Beginning Hardanger, Canvas work, Stump work, Ribbon Embroidery - just to name a few.
Our Current Project listing below outlines class offerings planned for
2004.
Guests are welcome to attend free lectures and some workshops
for an additional fee.
For sign-ups, please contact co-educational chairman Janet
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Current Projects 2007
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January
- Preview
of 2007 class offerings/Open Stitch |
July
- Open Stitch
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February - Finishing
an edge. Learn three different stitches for finishing an edge.
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August - Victoria
Sampler Herbal Sachets
Choose from one of six herbal designs: Bergamot (red and green), Parsley
(yellow and green), Oregano (pink and green) or Lavender, Chives or Rosemary
(purples and greens). Kit
includes all materials to stitch an herbal sachet bag or the completed piece
can be stitched to fit a standard 3 ½ x 5 inch frame.
All designs include counted thread stitches and each design has some
pulled thread techniques to learn, such as diamond eyelets, Algerian eyes
and if finishing as a sachet bag, hemstitching.
Members should bring scissors, ruler and a hoop if you use one when
stitching on linen
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March - Free
Lecture-Guest Speaker
Linda Rinkel from House of Stitches will be sharing with us her
experiences at the Nashville Market. We’ll
hear about the new offerings from our favorite designers and new gadgets
to make our stitching easier.
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September - Stash
Reduction
Sale
Otherwise known as the Been There, Done That Sale (for charts or books
you’ve already worked) or the What Was I Thinking?
Sale
(for new items that you purchased and now realize you will never make).
Please bring items you wish to donate to the sale that night.
After our general meeting the sale tables will be open for your
shopping pleasure. This is a
fund raiser for our guild.
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April - Tuffet.
You can make your tuffet any size you like in any color you like.
This will be a finishing class.
Come to class with your tuffet already stitched and Jane will help
with the assembly. We will
provide the fiber-fill. When
you sign-up for the class you will receive the basic tuffet instructions.
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October
- Sekas
patterns
How much do we love these Sekas designs?
Large count fabric make them easy to stitch.
The variety of stitches keeps it fun!
You choose from these two seasonal offerings.
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May - Needle
Rest. This needle rest pins right on to your fabric.
Stitched on perforated paper using Watercolours.
It’s a cute place to park your needle.
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November - Hardanger
Christmas Ornament
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June
- Beaded Bracelet
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December
- Holiday Party!!
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