I started off by gathering together lots of sportweight wool yarn for the students to use:

Next, I stitched a simple design, using the stitches I would be teaching to them:

Next, I traced a simple design onto linen fabric and placed them in hoops for each student.


I taught 8 young girls how to do the following stitches:
Straight Stitch
Stem Stitch
French Knot
Couching Stitch
Padded Satin Stitch
I think the class went well, and several of the girls were asking lots of questions. A success!
1 comment:
What a fun class! I bet you could offer this class to homeschool moms and find quite a few takers!
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