Redwork is a type of stitching, primarily done in red, but also in blue and black, that became popular in the late 1800s. Learn the history of redwork quilts and how this type of embroidery can be used to make beautiful, delicate botanical illustrations. After creating designs based on plants native to their area, students learn how to transfer those designs onto fabric and to use the basic redwork stitches—backstitch, running stitch, stem stitch, and French knots—to create varying line quality. They then make a basic small quilt using their embroideries. This is a great class for nature lovers, gardeners, and anyone who is new to embroidery.
Special Program Information
- The instructor is Heather Kerley.
- This program includes 3 sessions, 2 hours each.
General Information
- This studio arts program is a Zoom Meeting to allow for patron and instructor interaction online.
- All Studio Arts programs require an online ticket for each participant so that the instructor can provide individual attention to every student registered for the online program.
- This program will be recorded. Please see our FAQ for recording terms and conditions.
- Please refer to the "Materials for this program" section for any applicable supply list information and/or special documents for this program.
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