Slow Stitching: Artist's Palette

What You Will Learn?

• If you’ve ever been interested in sewing, but weren’t sure where to begin, or if you are an experienced seamstress, but are looking for a way to get your stitching fix with the pressure of a large project, then Slow Stitching is a fun option. It’s about the process of enjoying making stitches in fabric, to either join fabric pieces or to create actual stitches. And the beauty of this art, is that there is no perfection and no absolute. The goal of Slow Stitching has humble origins in creating something beautiful using fabric and textiles. Today’s class explores the Slow Stitching method and uses the beauty of a colorful artist’s paint palette as the inspiration. Class shows three methods of using fabric scraps, lace or ribbon, and thread to create examples of a stitched palette..
• As the artist, you choose the materials: old clothing can be salvaged, favorite remnants can be used in a treasured way, and even jewelry, beads, or charms can be added to give personality to your piece..
• Gather your basic sewing supplies: thread, fabric, sewing scissors and join in. Class shows three projects, all in stages: Design, Stitching, Additional Stitching to create each textile palette. Class features a single, simple stitch, to be used in all projects, but feel free to use your favorite stitches or variations. Anything goes in Slow Stitching. It’s a flexible and creative art that shines on individual choices in materials..
• For additional Slow Stitching Classes, try the following:.
• Slow Stitching 101: Soothing & Cozy Sewing Moments.
• Slow Stitching 102: Tea Dyeing Fabric for a Vintage Feel.
• Hand Stitching Evergreen Postage Roll.
• Five Ways to Use Circles in Slow Stitching Projects.