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Lecture Topics
All lectures are one to two hours in length. Some are accompanied by
slides, in which case the slide projector and screen are provided by
sponsoring group. Please contact
me should you require further information.
Embroidery Potpourri
A slide, lecture, question, commentary composed of material the instructor
has gathered while studying advanced embroidery techniques. Slides are of
museum items as well as contemporary work done by many instructors in the
field today. This presentation will change as new material is secured. Slides
of needlepoint Christmas stockings from both EGA and ANG that were
on display at the White House in 1995 are part of this presentation.
White House officials gave special permission for me to take these
detailed, close-up slides before the pieces were hung.
Color Through The Eye Of Your Needle
Not intended to be a course in color, rather this is a lecture
program which provides BASIC information of interest to the needle
artist. Slides are not used with this program, however, large, easy-to-see
charts will illustrate the various theories, and hand-out sheets are
provided. There is a $2.00 per person charge to cover hand-out materials.
What Judges Really Look For
Ever wonder why one composition wins rather than another one in a
needlework show? What's the difference between a juried and judged
display? These and many more topics are covered in this lecture. Several
types of needlework will be discussed, and the important judging
particulars of each will be emphasized. Learn what to look for when you
enter a piece of canvas, crewel, blackwork, hardanger, counted thread
(including counted cross stitch), silk and metal on fabric, smocking or
quilting. More important, know what the judges look for. Learn all
these from this experienced teacher, designer, and Certified Judge. Time
will be allotted for questions. This has been a very popular lecture.
There is a $1.50 per person charge for hand-outs relating to this topic. |
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