Education

Elements Tray

by Carolyn Mitchell

REGISTRATION DATES: October 31, 2024 – December 15, 2024
CLASS TO BEGIN: January 8, 2025

                                             

Carolyn Mitchell will be teaching the next online class for the Metropolitan Region, with her design, Elements Tray. Class will begin on January 8, 2025, when the first lesson is emailed; three more lessons will be provided every week for three weeks. Carolyn will also provide Zoom sessions every week for two hours.

The Elements Tray uses analogous colors of your choice to create a geometric nine patch design incorporating over 30 stitches plus beads and crystals. The design is 8.3”x 11.5” and can be used as a box top, picture, bag insert or snap tray (instructions included). A suggested supply list is provided to aid in choosing your materials.

More information, including a supply list, can be found here.

Registration is open and will close December 15, 2024. The price of this class is $60 which includes the teaching fee. You can find the Registration form here: Elements Registration Form. The completed registration form must be accompanied by a check or money order made payable to “Metropolitan Region EGA”. Payment can also be made via Zelle – Zelle payments can be sent to metroega@gmail.com. If paying via Zelle, please indicate what the payment is for – i.e., Elements Tray Online Class. Also, if sending payment via Zelle, the completed registration form can be emailed to Marietta Douglas instead of mailing it. The registration form has the mailing address.

Please contact Marietta Douglas at MLette_97@yahoo.com with any questions or concerns.

 

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Architectural Embroidery
A Lecture by Erin Petronella

March 1, 2025
1pm via Zoom

On March 1st, Elin will present a lecture about the artistic process of using simple stitchery to create advanced looking images. Focused on Architectural hand-embroidery, her work concentrates on how to translate the environment into a stitch-able design. As a result of her background in drawing, she often considers her embroidery work as “touchable drawings”, as they add a 3D element when translated in threads and fabric.

This is a free lecture.  No registration is required.  A Zoom link will be sent out to all Region members a few days prior to the lecture.

Bio: Elin Petronella is a Swedish artist and writer based in Belgium with her husband and two daughters. Elin is a co-author of Mindful Embroidery (McMillan 2020), runs the digital Petronella.Art Magazine (through Substack), and Petronella Art Academy (previously Charles and Elin Academy).

For more information visit:  Charlesandelin.com