HEG offers workshop opportunities to its members throughout the year.

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Contact kabouhalkah@comcast.net to inquire about Workshops.

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Hawaiian Applique Pillow, Mary Alice Sinton, Teacher
Date: April 9, 2025 Location: Trini Mendenhall
Fees: Kit - $30, Teacher - $300   (Guild will contribute up to $25 per student towards this expense, if there is any remaining expense, this amount will be divided by number of students attending).
Kit includes fabric, pattern, and instructions.

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Turkish Delight, Barbara Ellis, Teacher

Date:  May 22-23, 2025              Location:  Trini Mendenhall

Fees:  Kit $125, Teacher $750 (Guild will contribute up to $25 per student towards this expense, if there is any remaining expense, this amount will be divided by number of students attending)

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Butterfly & Blueberries Stumpwork Class

Teacher: Coleen Scarborough

Date: July 8-9, 2025 Location: Trini Mendenhall

        Sign-up deadline is May 15, 2025

Fees: Kit $35, Teacher Fee will be paid by Guild

Teacher travel expenses $608; Guild will contribute up to $25 per student towards this expense, if there is any remaining expense, this amount will be divided by number of students attending.

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The students should be familiar with the stitches below. They will not be taught
in class. The class will teach how to use the stitches to create a stumpwork
piece.

Stitches used:
Stem/Outline      Lazy Daisy        Satin         Blanket /Buttonhole
Straight              French Knot       Chain       Ghiordes Knot (Turkey Work)

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Stumpwork techniques to be taught in class:
2 types of padding, wrapped beads, wired blanket/buttonhole edge, how to attach a
wired piece

 

Kits provided includes:
Silk Duponi, 2 pieces of high count muslin, wool felt, wire, beads for ladybug and
blueberries, patterns and instructions

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Student must bring:

1.DMC Thread – One skein of each is plenty. The numbers with asterisks need only about one yard of 6 strands. (Change any colors you wish.)
White*      311      321*      744      972*      3802
166          312*    336        780*    3362
310*        315*    471        782      3363

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2.Two hoops 5” or 6”. Either will work. The hoops must tighten down and remain tight for the
duration of the project. The Susan Bates hoops with the locking lip and the screw tightener
work very well. It is what I use. The project can be mounted on stretcher bars but must be
mounted drum tight. Evertight stretcher bars or a slate frame work very well.

3.Needles:
Embroidery sharp – I used a #9 between, but a #10 sharp should work as well. Bring a
couple in case of breakage.
A very slender sharp needle – I used a #10 short beading needle. It is used for
wrapping the beads.
#18 tapestry needle for sinking the wire. An awl can be used instead.

4. Stitch guide of your choice.

5.Wire cutters / scissors for cutting wire and scissors for cutting felt.

6.Tweezers (optional)

7.Needle puller

8.Very sharp pointed scissors to cut out the wired elements (Hardanger scissors are great.)

9.Straight pins or hair tape to keep threads out of the way.

10.Metal tip thimble (optional).

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O’ Tannenbaum II, Janet Zickler Casey, Teacher
Date: October 9-10, 2025 Location: Trini Mendenhall
Fees: Kit $230, Teacher $800  (Guild will contribute up to $25 per student towards this expense, if there is any remaining expense, this amount will be divided by number of students attending).

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