Stitched by Kay Stanis
SILK AND METAL THREAD EMBROIDERY
Teacher: Kay Stanis
The shimmer of gold and silver on fabric is the focus of this course. This
is an in-depth study of the various techniques of silk and metal thread
embroidery.
In order to suit the students needs, all the classes may be taken or only a
portion which would be grouped as sets of three; i.e., three, six, or nine.
The three lessons would not have to be in any order, but Lessons 1 and 2
are required. If the student wishes to skip the first and second lessons, it is
necessary to submit a worked sample of these techniques to determine
proficiency.
LESSON 1. History, framing up, transferring design, and metal thread
techniques.
LESSON 2. Silk embroidery techniques.
LESSON 3. Pattern couching, Italian shading, and couché rentré.
LESSON 4. Various metal threads.
LESSON 5. Linear and filling patterns including value and texture.
LESSON 6. Padding, laid work patterns, basketwork, and kid appliqué.
LESSON 7. Or nué.
LESSON 8. Shading Japanese gold to a figure.
LESSON 9. Paper due and final project.
Prerequisites: None.
If wishing to skip Lessons 1 and 2, submission of worked
techniques
Time: Flexible, from
6 to 24 months, depending on the
lessons selected
Fee: $100.00 to $235.00, depending on lessons selected
Text: Lesson 1 $12.00
Text: Lessons 2 and 4 $7.00 each
Text: Lessons 3 and
5-9 $4.00 each
Supplies (approximate): Minimum per lesson $5.00. Initial outlay will
probably be more
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INDIVIDUAL CORRESPONDENCE COURSES
EGA SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
EGA SCHOLARSHIP
OPPORTUNITIES
The following are scholarship opportunities
currently available from EGA funds. Amounts
awarded may vary each year. For more information,
contact EGA headquarters or visit www.egausa.org.
MARY-DICK DIGGES SCHOLARSHIP (see page 62)
For EGA members to study surface embroidery
Fees for EGA and non-EGA sponsored classes
and kits are eligible
Awarded by the Education Department
Deadline April 1, 2007 or April 1, 2008
GENNY MORROW MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
For class tuition to an EGA national seminar
class in a canvas technique
Scholarship awarded to an EGA national
seminar attendee for use at the next years
national seminar
Awarded by the Board of Directors
Deadline September 7, 2007 (at the EGA
2007 National Seminar)
LEGACY SCHOLARSHIP
For EGA members to study the art of embroidery
and the preservation of the heritage of the art of
embroidery
Awarded by the Scholarship Review Committee
Deadline December 10, 2007 or December 10,
2008
PENNY EVANS MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP
For EGA members for an embroidery related
class, study project, or similar education offering
by EGA, The Royal School of Needlework, or the
City and Guilds of London Institute, in the U.S.
or the U.K.
Awarded by the Scholarship Review Committee
DESIGNATED SCHOLARSHIP
For specifically designated scholarships
Awarded by the Scholarship Review Committee