Embroider Your Knits with Beads

Name: Embroider Your Knits with Beads
Start: 2024-11-23T14:00:00-04:00
End: 2024-11-23T17:00:00-04:00
Location: 24 E. Market St, Corning, NY

Schedule

Sat Nov 23 2024 at 02:00 pm to 05:00 pm

UTC-04:00

Location

24 E. Market St, Corning, NY | Corning, NY

*Note: Rescheduled to Sat, November 23rd 1-4pm
Craft beautiful holiday ornaments in this 3 hour class with Betz White
Learn to embroider on knit swatches using basic stitches. You’ll also learn how to add some sparkle and shine with beaded accents. To complete the projects we’ll frame them in 4” hoops and cleanly finish the backs with wool felt.
After you take this class you’ll want to add embroidery and beads to all of your knitting projects!
Details
Saturday, November 23rd - 1-4pm @ Rabbit Row
Homework/Bring to class: (all other materials are included in your class fee)
• 3 Knitted swatch(es)in stockinette. Must be at least 5” x 5”, no heavier than worsted weight (can use an old gauge swatch, thrifted sweater scrap, etc)
• Fabric shears (We will have some you can use too).
• Optional: Worsted weight stash yarn for embroidery
About Betz White
Betz White was born into a family of makers. Everything from knitting to macrame, sewing to embroidery, photography to screen printing, and any other crafty pastime was an everyday occurrence in the home Betz grew up in. Following her passion for textiles and design, Betz earned a degree in fashion and became a designer in the children’s apparel industry.
Leaving the corporate world after becoming a mom, Betz set out to share her creativity through blogging, teaching, and inspiring others with her unique aesthetic. betzwhite.com launched in 2006 as a community for creative do-it-yourself crafters, sewers, and makers.
Betz specializes in a unique offering of playful patterns, curated kits, and online classes for the modern maker. Betz is the author of three top-selling sewing and crafting books and has been featured on the Martha Stewart Show and in a variety of magazines such as Country Living, Where Women Create, and Vogue Patterns