Wednesdays, June 4 and June 11, 6 – 9 pm
James Morehouse
Explore the art of Jacobean Crewel embroidery in this two-night class. Developed in the 17th century as a fanciful interpretation of Elizabethan designs mixed with motifs coming from India, Jacobean Crewel incorporates many different stitches and color combinations that still capture our imaginations today. Learn eight different stitches of Jacobean Crewel (including long and short, whipped chain, pearl, laid work, seed filling, colonial knot, and raised stem) by creating a small traditional style image. Gain insight into the history of this rich art from. Suitable for beginners or for those who have already taken Intro to Jacobean Crewel and are interested in learning more.
Materials fee $10, payable to instructor at the time of class.
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Instructor Bio:
James Morehouse has been embroidering for about 50 years, starting as a teenager. He studied at the Royal School of Needlework in London where he earned his certificate in technical hand embroidery. Jacobean crewel, silk shading, and gold work are his main areas of interest, and he enjoys creating traditional designs for church use and for pleasure. Morehouse’s embroideries have won blue ribbons and sweepstakes at the Minnesota State Fair.
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