Enjoy an evening using basic embroidery techniques to create a bright take on traditional Halloween imagery using gold metallic thread. A bold, pre-printed, easy-to-follow template makes this class easy by hiding beginner's mistakes, ensuring a satisfying seasonal sampler. Students will learn the basics of embroidery and focus on a selection of four stitches to work with on their projects.
Age:
This class is appropriate for ages 14+.
Location:
This class will take place at Rundel Memorial Library, located at 115 South Avenue, Rochester, NY 14604.
Accessibility:
If you would like to request a sign language interpreter or will be attending class with an aide, please fill out our contact form. Please also let us know if you have any preferences (seating, vision access, etc).
About the teacher:
Tami Fuller is a modern fiber artist and educator, working out of East Aurora. Her studio work integrates the traditional foundations of hand-constructed processes with modern technique, using foreign objects and metal as she explores provocative concepts related to female life and experiences. Tami is passionate about inspiring and empowering a new generation of creators by teaching the fiber arts in new, modern contexts which are still strongly rooted in traditional technique. She teaches retreats and workshops throughout the North East and the Pacific Northwest, where her family has a large sheep farm that specializes in breeding rare breeds of sheep. She has shown in several group shows, and her work has received awards from NY Sheep and Wool.
For details on our COVID-19 policies, class cancellation policy, parking, and more please visit our FAQs.
About the teacher:
Tami Fuller is a modern fiber artist and educator, working out of East Aurora. Her studio work integrates the traditional foundations of hand-constructed processes with modern technique, using foreign objects and metal as she explores provocative concepts related to female life and experiences. Tami is passionate about inspiring and empowering a new generation of creators by teaching the fiber arts in new, modern contexts which are still strongly rooted in traditional technique. She teaches retreats and workshops throughout the North East and the Pacific Northwest, where her family has a large sheep farm that specializes in breeding rare breeds of sheep. She has shown in several group shows, and her work has received awards from NY Sheep and Wool.
For details on our COVID-19 policies, class cancellation policy, parking, and more please visit our FAQs.