Shepherd's Needle
A Stitcher's Haven
2024 Crowning Glory Summer Online Zoom Class
If you are unable to come and join us in person for the Crowning Glory Summer Retreat with Beth Seal of Summer House Stitche Workes.
Sign up for the virtual retreat via Zoom.
June 14-15 and class will be from 1:00pm to 5:00pm central standard time each day
You will receive your pre-stitching materials as soon as we can get them to you, so please make sure your shipping address is correct.
For centuries crowns have been a favorite motif in our stitching arsenal. They have been used to symbolize royalty, aristocracy and different generations in family trees. They also have a religious implication in Christianity as a symbol for Christ. And last but not least, they have been used as plain old space fillers. What better way to fill in a little gap when your alphabet just doesn’t take up a full line across your linen. Crowning Glory is a celebration of our stitching love of diadems. The main piece of this class is a pin cushion that is finished into a tin crown base. The pincushion is stitched on 32ct Chocolate Milk linen from Fabrics by Stephanie with silk floss from Classic Colorworks. Of course, a crown needs to be stitched in luxurious silk!! To protect your crown, you need a special box. And that is another part of this fun class. We will cover a box, both exterior and interior with papers from Monahan Papers and then line the bottom with a cushion of velveteen from Lady Dot Creates. The perfect resting spot for your crown. The class rounds out with a few other projects, a perforated paper needle card, a stitched floss keeper, and a bezel fob. I can’t wait to see you at the Shepherd’s Needle and share these class pieces with you!
Sign up for the virtual retreat via Zoom.
June 14-15 and class will be from 1:00pm to 5:00pm central standard time each day
You will receive your pre-stitching materials as soon as we can get them to you, so please make sure your shipping address is correct.
For centuries crowns have been a favorite motif in our stitching arsenal. They have been used to symbolize royalty, aristocracy and different generations in family trees. They also have a religious implication in Christianity as a symbol for Christ. And last but not least, they have been used as plain old space fillers. What better way to fill in a little gap when your alphabet just doesn’t take up a full line across your linen. Crowning Glory is a celebration of our stitching love of diadems. The main piece of this class is a pin cushion that is finished into a tin crown base. The pincushion is stitched on 32ct Chocolate Milk linen from Fabrics by Stephanie with silk floss from Classic Colorworks. Of course, a crown needs to be stitched in luxurious silk!! To protect your crown, you need a special box. And that is another part of this fun class. We will cover a box, both exterior and interior with papers from Monahan Papers and then line the bottom with a cushion of velveteen from Lady Dot Creates. The perfect resting spot for your crown. The class rounds out with a few other projects, a perforated paper needle card, a stitched floss keeper, and a bezel fob. I can’t wait to see you at the Shepherd’s Needle and share these class pieces with you!
Skill Level:
intermediate
Instructor Name:
Beth Seal
2024 Crowning Glory Summer Online Zoom Class
Cost:
$ 320.00