Online And Kits!

These limited edition tutorials provide the flexibility for you to learn at your own pace in the comfort of your own home. Once registered, your needlework supplies will be mailed to you and notices to announce the posting of the tutorials will be sent via email. You will be given instructions to access the password-protected Tutorial Website, where you will be able to view online (or download and print) the project instructions in PDF format. Classes include close up photos and some video as visual aids in addition to the printable tutorial. Please note: a basic level of computer proficiency is required.

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Student Comments:

"First off, let me say that I have been enjoying this project immensely.  This is my first online class and every piece has been superbly executed and way beyond what I expected. Thanks for a wonderful project and a chance to add some great skills to my stitching repertoire!"  -  Kerri

"Hello. I had a lovely time while making my Vierlande Winders' Keeper. I truly appreciate this opportunity of learning many ideas. Riding on your long yellow bus, I've reached a wonderful destination. Without your great tutorial, this wouldn't have been possible.   It was a really fascinating experience."  -  Etsuko

"I’m done and loved every minute of it. I am loving all the new techniques and the fact that all of these add a new facet to embroidery."  -  Marjan

"Thanks so much Amy for creating such a great on-line course, making my Winder’s’ Keeper has been a pleasure. Your directions have been super and I am so pleased with my results."  -  Elizabeth

"By far this is the most well organized, and well executed class I have taken."  -  Betty

For those who haven't taken an Online Tutorial with me and would like to view a  

Sample Lesson, Login with:

Username: SampleLesson

Password: LetMeView

To Login and view a Sample Lesson click on the image below:

From the series of needlework kits and tutorials,

 'The Queen's Attire'

 the third of the series,

The Queen's Playing Card Casket Kit

For more information and details regarding 'The Queen's Playing Card Casket' click HERE

From

'The Queen's Attire'

I am pleased to announce

the second Online tutorial in the series,

The Queen's Ruff

For more information and details regarding 'The Queen's Ruff' click HERE

The first Online tutorial,

The Queen's Crown

is still available.

For more information and details regarding 'The Queen's Crown' click HERE

Inspired by antiques found in Needlework Caskets from the 17th century.

The Elements Casket Keepsakes series of kits.

During Elizabethan times, visual communications through needlework motifs provided messages of values and moral lessons. Representations of the Four Elements – Fire, Water, Air, and Earth were popular motifs as they believed the World to be composed of 4 basic elements. These were considered to exist within each human being and the critical energy forces that sustained life. Maintaining a balance between these elements would ensure physical well-being.

The second kit in the series is WATER!

The first kit in the series is EARTH!

The sixth in the series of the Casket Keepsakes Online Tutorials.

Diligence Casket Keepsakes Online Tutorial

The Diligence Casket Keepsakes Tutorial consists of three Bee themed needleworkers accoutrements:

1. Bee Skep Tape Measure /Thread Keep

2. ORT Container

3. Bee Thread Winder

For more details about the Casket Keepsakes Online Tutorials please click the image below:

Harmony Casket Keepsakes Online Tutorial

The Harmony Casket Keepsakes Tutorial consists of two harmony themed needleworkers accoutrements:

1. Harmony Scissor Keep
2. Walnut Lute Thread Keep

For more details about the Casket Keepsakes Online Tutorials please click the image below:

Quaker Sewing Bag Online Tutorial

The Quaker Sewing Bag Online Tutorial will provide complete instructions and materials to make this

wonderful Sewing Bag filled with Needlework Accoutrements.

For more details click HERE.

This beautiful sampler by Ann Wade 1772 is one of the samplers documented in the new Norfolk Sampler Book by Joanne Martin Lukacher. Using this sampler and the book as inspiration, I have created two new Online Tutorials.

Orginal 1772 Ann Wade Sampler	Imitation and Improvement The Norfolk Sampler Tradition  by Joanne Martin Lukacher

Needleworker's Pocketbook

Online Tutorial

Move your mouse over the image below and away again to view alternate views of the Needleworker’s Pocketbook:

For more details on the Needleworker’s Pocketbook Online Tutorial please click HERE.

Ann Wade Sampler

If you are looking for a fun little sampler I have designed this adaptation of the 1772 Ann Wade Sampler. A delightful little project for both novice and advanced stitchers alike. For more details on the Ann Wade Sampler Online Tutorial please click the image below:

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