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2010 Programs Tuesday, January 19, 2010Program: The program will be a hands-on stitching program on sashiko, a Japanese quilting technique. Kits will be $3, with design already transferred to a Japanese cotton fabric, and the heavy thread used in sashiko. The finished item may be made up as a small pillow or purse, as an ornament or as a portion of a crazy quilt. Photos will be in the next newsletter so you can order a kit if you are interested.Stitch of the Month: This month we will be investigating the running stitch and some of the many ways it can be varied. A small solidly stitched embroidery made entirely with running stitch variations will be shown. It is a very useful stitch and was in all likelihood the first stitch worked by cave women. I’m sure you know the running stitch, but this way of doing it will probably speed up your embroidery and hand sewing. Challenge: Share anything you completed from a previous EGA program, course, workshop, or seminar in the 25 years of PAC. Tuesday, February 16, 2010ProgramThe program will be a hands-on stitching program on shadow embroidery. Kits will be $2, with design already transferred to sheer fabric. Bring several colors of embroidery floss and a small hoop. May be made up as small pillow or purse, as an ornament, or as a portion of a crazy quilt. Photos will be in the next newsletter so you can order a kit if you are interested.Stitch of the Month: This month we will concentrate on the herringbone and catch stitches. We will explore the differences between these two stitches and how they are used in different applications. These stitches are used in clothing construction, shadow embroidery and temari. Challenge: Share something you made as a child, or if you don’t still have it bring a photo or briefly describe it to us. The Rest of 2010We have a general outline for the rest of the year, which is subject to change. Please check future newsletters for Programs, Stitch of the Month and challenge details. Tuesday, March 16, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on how to achieve a neat back on a piece of embroidery.Challenge: Share something that is at least 25 years old and made by someone older than you. Tuesday, April 20, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on hardanger.Challenge: Share something made by someone (other than you!) younger than 25 years old when they made it. Tuesday, May 18, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on pulled work.Challenge: Share something you own that for you represents more than one member of your family, and tell us why. Tuesday, June 15, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on beading.Challenge: Share anything at least 25 years old that is related to weddings. Tuesday, July 20, 2010Program: We are hoping to have a presentation on the Society for Creative Anachronism stitching projects.Challenge: Share anything at least 25 years old that is related to babies. Tuesday, August 17, 2010Program: TBDChallenge: Share anything at least 25 years old made from left-over or recycled objects. Tuesday, September 21, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on a yet-to-be-determined subject.Challenge: Share anything played with or worn by children that is at least 25 years old. Tuesday, Oct 19, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on silk ribbon.Challenge: Share something (or a photo) made by someone you taught, whether formally or informally. Tuesday, November 16, 2010Program: The program will be a presentation on trame'.Challenge: Share anything at least 25 years old that you haven’t already brought. December, 2010Program: The program will be our annual Christmas party.Challenge: Share anything Christmas or other holiday related that is at least 25 years old. |
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