Mindful Embroidery for Beginners Lincolnshire
About the Course
Mindful Embroidery for beginners is the perfect workshop to make time for you, get away from electronics and the tv, and an opportunity to free your mind and try something different and relaxing.
Embroidery is perhaps considered a little more creative and modern than knitting, but just like knitting it has stood the test of time. It’s something you can pop in your bag and do as and when you have a spare minute.
You don’t need to be experienced at sewing, it doesn’t have to be perfect, it’s about having a go and seeing what happens. You can make it as creative or as simple as you like. We will have templates to get you started, and will guide you throughout the class.
We will teach you the basic stitches and bring an abundance of coloured thread and buttons as well as fabric and felt to help get you get creating. This is the perfect mindful activity to help you relax and switch off from a busy day. It will be the best self help technique you will take up at the start of 2020.
If you will be redeeming a CraftCourses gift voucher on this course, the voucher code must be provided at the point of booking.
What's included in the price?
Use of tools, refreshments and cake
Contact
Sharon at Pink Blossom CraftsLincolnshire
DN21 5JZ
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Suitable for
- Adults
- Christmas
- Easter
- Engagement, birthdays & anniversaries
- Fathers Day
- Hearing impaired
- Hen dos
- Intermediate level
- Limited mobility
- Mothers Day
- Parking provided
- Public transport
- Romantic
- Seniors
- Spooky
- Stag dos
- Suitable for beginners
- Tutor can travel
- Vision impaired
- Wheelchair users