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This is a fun activity in Clapham, London

Ready to discover the relaxing and rewarding world of hand embroidery? Join us for a beginner-friendly embroidery workshop in London where you'll learn the fundamentals of needlework while creating your very own stitched design!

Never picked up an embroidery needle before? No worries! This class is designed with complete beginners in mind, with step-by-step instruction and plenty of creative encouragement throughout.

**What to expect:**
- Includes loop, different stitches listed, and transfer of pattern (Usually tracing paper or dots)
- Master pattern transfer techniques to bring your chosen design to life.
- Pick up tips on colour selection, thread handling, and finishing your piece beautifully.

By the end of the workshop, you'll take home a finished embroidery piece to be proud of and all the skills you need to keep stitching on your own. Every ticket also goes towards community art projects supporting mental well-being and creative health for those facing barriers.

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Marlene Laidi

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“A fun class with a patient teacher, taking time to give each person some individual attention. We learned 5 different stitches which was very good. The room was nice and big, so it did not feel too restrictive, despite the horrid heat outside. However, we did not do what was advertised: What to expect: Learn how to set up fabric in an embroidery hoop and get comfortable with the basics. Practice a variety of stitches including backstitch, satin stitch, stem stitch, and French knots. Master pattern transfer techniques to bring your chosen design to life. Pick up tips on colour selection, thread handling, and finishing your piece beautifully. We did not set up a fabric in a hoop at all! (I was looking forward to that to learn about the tension etc, instead we had a square of canvas type of fabric and another fabric). The satin stitch and French knots were the stitches I really wanted to learn, but we practice: running stitch, backstitch and stem stitch (as advertised) and chain stitch. The reason I wanted to do this workshop is because we were supposed to learn pattern transfer techniques (window or screen method etc), which I understand is about drawing your design and how to transfer it to your fabric in order to practice your stitches! Instead we had a selection of beads, fabrics etc to join together, which is a mixed media and not pure embroidery, which is fun but not exactly what was advertised. Overall, the workshop was fun, for a good cause, reasonably priced, with a patient teacher, attentive to the attendees, and I have learned a few stitches, but the wording of the ad should be revised to be a bit clearer :) Thank you for an interesting evening!”

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