Slow Stitch Fabric Collage
Description: This slow stitching class is like journaling with fabric. We will be using new and vintage fabrics, lots of trims, bits of fabric, buttons and embellishments to express ourselves. This class is about slowing down and enjoying the process of creating. Using embroidery thread to attach a picture to a square, the goal may be to eventually make an entire fabric journal.
Materials Included: All the amazingly wonderful supplies from Remainders and all necessary additional materials. Bring your own items also, if you like.
Instructor: Jenny Lounibos
Jenny Lounibos is a lifelong crafter whose passion is giving new life to unwanted and discarded items. She attributes her ability to find new uses for old things to her mother, a former kindergarten teacher, who saved paper towel rolls, bottle caps and more to use as supplies for classroom projects. As the winner of the 2023 Craftcation Iron Crafter competition, Jenny learned that she can create under pressure, but prefers to craft as part of her mindfulness practice. Jenny is the owner of Crafty Earth Monkey LLC, a creative business where she sells her upcycled, thrifted, handmade, and punny items. As a facilitator and trainer, Jenny has led adult learners through everything from smoking cessation classes to corporate communications trainings, and scrapbooking and crafting workshops. With a background in theatre and improv, Jenny strives to create a fun and engaging environment to learn.
Location:
All classes take place UPSTAIRS in our CREATIVE SPACE unless otherwise noted. Use the exterior stairs on the side of the building to enter.
Return Policy:
You can cancel classes at https://remainders.org/my-account/classes/ at least 48 hours before class starts to receive a refund (a 20% cancellation fee applies).
Because we need time to fill vacant spots, there are no refunds with less than 48 hours notice.
If you have additional questions please email toban@remainders.org with your name and order number.
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Slow Stitch Fabric Collage