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Hearts

Join us for a creative and patriotic needlepoint class where you'll craft a charming heart-shaped ornament featuring either the American flag or the Texas flag.

Perfect for beginners and experienced stitchers alike, this class provides a wonderful opportunity to learn or refine your needlepoint skills while creating a keepsake that can be cherished for years to come. Class will be in session June 13th & 14th. Choose to atttend one or both days and make either the Texas flas or the US flag.. or both. Each day has a $75 class fee and each Ornament has a $60 Kit.

Your kit will come complete with canvas, instructions, photo, threads, & needles.

Stitch the Bull by the Horns

Wrangle up your cattle and learn the peyote beading technique at the same time with this fun scissor fob! This class will cover the basic two needle peyote technique and how to decrease rows. This project will be a Stitching Stampede exclusive!
Kit contains all materials necessary to complete this fob, including beading thread, needles, delica beads, fringe beads, a lobster claw clasp, and a steer charm. Students will need to provide their own scissors. A bead mat or a piece of felt to work on is strongly recommended. 

  • Provide your own scissors

  • A bead mat or piece of felt to work on is strongly recommended

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Pear Finishing Class

There are so many wonderful 3D pear patterns from designers like Annie Beez Folk Arts and Threadwork Primitives. This finish may look intimidating, but you can do it! Join me for a fun day of learning how to assemble a stitched pear. You will receive the “Deep in the Heart of Texas” pattern before seminar. Choose your favorite fabric and floss and bring your stitched piece to the class.  All other supplies are provided. I can’t wait to see how you personalize your pear!

The following supplies are provided for the class:

 Fabric, Interfacing (there will be irons at the class), Felt for leaves, Stem, Thread to assemble the pear, Sharp needle, Pencil, Marker, Pattern

 

Participants should bring:

Stitched piece, Basic sewing supplies, Fabric scissors, Floss that matches your stitched piece (you may not want to use silk), Alternative fabric if desired

Cowgirl Boot Scootin'

Join us for a hands-on embroidery class where you'll bring a stunning Western-inspired design to life using a variety of stitches. In this class, you’ll learn and practice stem stitch, straight stitch, bullion knots, lazy daisy, up/down cast-on, and couching.

Create a beautifully detailed piece featuring a cowboy hat, boots, and a vibrant floral arrangement.

What’s Included:
Pre-printed fabric with the design, Backing fabric, Color photo reference, Full skeins of thread, Needles, needle threader, and needle gripper, Step-by-step instructions

What to Bring:
Embroidery scissors, 8-inch hoop or 10x10-inch stretcher bars, Small trash bag/ort box for thread snippets, Pen/pencil and paper for notes

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Candy- Virtual Class

Join us for a class with Kate Barlow, renowned tutor for the Royal School of Needlework, and create this beautiful bunch of candies with a contemporary twist to traditional stumpwork techniques. This project includes wrapped beads, surface embroidery, canvas work, bead work, and cord making all stitched on a whimsical fabric that reminds us of the paper bags these sweets come in! 

 

Kate is an engaging teacher and an extremely talented stitcher, having been part of the select team that worked on items for the coronation of King Charles III and Queen Camilla. 

Ablaze - Virtual Class

Ignite your creativity with our "Ablaze" needlepoint class, where vibrant shades of purple and orange come together to create a striking, fiery design. This class is perfect for stitchers looking to explore bold color combinations and dynamic patterns inspired by the intensity of fire.

Your kit will come complete with canvas, instructions, photo, threads, & needles.

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