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Venue: |
Missenden Abbey |
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Tutor: |
Kay Dennis |
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Fees: |
Resident: £248 |
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Non-resident (course only): £121 |
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Dates: |
27th November 2009 to 29th November 2009 |
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Course times: |
Friday 8.15pm - Sunday 12.00pm |
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(Please note that some lecture-based courses have a free period after lunch on Saturday and practical courses include a clearing up session from 2-3pm on Sunday.) Resident learners are expected to arrive in time for dinner at 6.45pm on Friday. |
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This course aims to... introduce students to the
delights of stumpwork by using traditional techniques but with 20th century
materials. To encourage students to experiment with new techniques and develop
individual ideas.
It is for... beginners to stumpwork embroidery or those
with previous knowledge who want to learn more. Students can either use one of
the tutor’s patterns or make an embroidery of their own choice.
During the course... students will learn through
group and individual tuition and with the aid of handouts:
Assessment
will be... by
tutor review and one to one observation.
By the end of the course… you should be able to:
· Paint and stitch a background
· Make the component parts for a building, bridge or wall
· Apply the components neatly
· Construct an archway and make windows and doors
· Choose methods of padding and raising to suit the project
After the
course... you
may wish to attend further courses at Missenden Abbey on stumpwork.
Please bring:
Additional
costs... none.
Tutor profile: Kay Dennis is an experienced stumpwork
and needlelace tutor who regularly teaches at various colleges, guild branches
and private groups around the country. Kay currently teaches City & Guilds
stumpwork for the Embroiderers' Guild and has written three books on the
subject.
Link to
tutor website: http://kaydennis.co.uk
If you are having to
buy the materials listed on the Course Information Sheet, we strongly recommend
that you check with our bookings office, two weeks before the course date,
(01296 383582) whether the course is viable before incurring expense.