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EGA Definitions EGA Skill Level Definitions Basic: No experience with the technique being taught is necessary.
Intermediate: Knowledge of basic stitches and materials and their use in the technique being taught is required.
Advanced: Ability to execute simple and difficult stitches in the technique is required. The student should also have knowledge of color and design which will allow for exploration and creativity.
Embroidery Works Original work: An original work is one which, from the beginning, is solely the creative product of the stitcher. (EGA 2003) Interpretation: An interpretation is needlework developed from a professional or nonprofessional needlework design (chart, painted canvas, class project, etc.) and modified by the stitcher through the use of different colors, materials and stitches from the original design. Source(s) are to be documented. (EGA 2003) Adaptation: An adaptation is needlework inspired by or based upon a source other than needlework and modified through significant change. Source(s) are to be documented.(EGA, 2003) Complete EGA Glossary-- -http://www.egausa.org/html/ definitions_techniques.html |
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