Lisa Shaffer – Introduction to Embroidery

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Lisa Shaffer – Introduction to Embroidery

11 Video lessons in HD
2h 9m of class content
Exclusive bonus content

LESSONS
1. Resources & Supplies

2. Prep Your Project

3. The Backstitch

4. The Straight Stitch

5. The Bundle Stitch

6. The Spoke Stitch

7. The Satin Stitch

8. The French Knot

9. The Chain Stitch

10. The Lazy Daisy

11. The Feather Stitch
CLASS DESCRIPTION
Embroidery For Beginners.
Embroidery is a truly lovely way to customize a craft project and a super-rewarding skill to have. Get your start in this needlework tradition in Introduction to Embroidery with Lisa Shaffer.
Lisa teaches needlework to artists across the country and in this class, she’ll help you get your start in the classic art of embroidery. You’ll learn:

A brief the history of hand embroidery
How to choose your needles, thread, fabric, and hoops
The right way to start a hoop sampler
A variety of essential stitches

Lisa will help you master the basic straight and back stitches, satin stitch, French knot, lazy daisy, chain stitch, feather stitch, and blanket stitch.
Introduction to Embroidery with Lisa Shaffer will give you the skills you need to start creating your very own needlework designs.
LISA SHAFFER
Fine artist and well wandered soul, Lisa is best known for her modern needlework jewelry designs for Zelma Rose and her fine art needlework installations. Taught by her grandmother Zelma, Lisa first learned to cross stitch at 9 years old and immediately fell in love with the attention to detail and slow nature of the process. With an intergenerational collection of Anderson family needlework as her inspiration, Lisa has been creating her own modern needlework for the past 15 years. As an artist she has partnered with creative companies like Etsy, ModCloth, West Elm, The American Museum of Natural History, SFMoMA, and Tiny Prints. She currently contributes to Martha Stewart Living as a West Coast Expert Contributor and Wayfair as a featured style Homemaker. Lisa holds a BFA from the San Francisco Art Institute and a MS from San Francisco State University and is a 3 time California Arts Council Artist in Residence Recipient, along with an Academy of Handmade Awardee for Best Artist in Needlework. Lisa speaks at creative conferences and teaches needlework and best business practices for artists across the country. She currently resides and works in the mountains of Marin County, California.