Beginner Embroidery Stitches - Art With Ashley

New class

Ages 10-14

Live Group Class

In this class, students will learn basic embroidery stitches for embroidery designs and projects.

Ashley Mercado

Average rating:

5.0

Number of reviews:

(5 reviews)

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Live video meetings

1x per week, 14 weeks

2-9 learners per class

30 min

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What's included

14 live meetings

7 in-class hours

Class Experience

Beginner Level

Each week, we will be covering different stitches for beginners in embroidery as well as getting started. Our class will include teacher demonstration, student practice, and discussion on ways to use the stitch(es) learned.

Week 1: Blanket and Running Stitches
Week 2: Back Stitch
Week 3: Satin Stitch
Week 4: Fishbone Stitch
Week 5: Lazy Daisy Stitch
Week 6: Stem Stitch
Week 7: Outline Stitch
Week 8: Split Stitch
Week 9: Chain Stitch
Week 10: Feather Stitch
Week 11: Fern Stitch
Week 12: Cross Stitch
Week 13: Herringbone Stitch
Week 14: French Knot

PLEASE have all materials for class ready for each class!

Students will need to know these stitches in order to attend other embroidery classes.

Learning Goals

Students will be able to complete each stitch.

Students will be able to evaluate their work and what they do well and what they need to improve on.

Other Details

Pre-Requisites

Students should know or practice threading a needle with embroidery thread and tying a knot at one end before their first class

Supply List

Embroidery hoop (6 or 8 inch)
Embroidery needle
Linen squares, one per class (white or natural, 10" x 10")
Embroidery thread
Scissors
Extra Fine tip pen

1 file available upon enrollment

External Resources

Learners will not need to use any apps or websites beyond the standard Outschool tools.

Meet the teacher

Ashley Mercado

Joined November, 2024

5.0

5reviews

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Teacher expertise and credentials

North Carolina Teaching Certificate in Elementary Education

I have taught what would typically considered domestic arts to students online and in person for several years. I am always working on multiple projects, whether it be crocheting, embroidery, sewing, or some other kind of craft.