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Hand Embroidery: Temari Thread Ornaments (Family) (4 Part)
Beginner Level
Wednesday, July 02
4:00pm - 6:00pm
Orlando Public Library
Fiber Arts Studio - Second FloorThe Japanese word for "hand ball", Temari is a symbol of friendship and are often made and gifted to commemorate a special occasion.
During this class series, students will learn to construct the base of a Temari ornament. A beginner friendly design will be embroidered onto the ball using brightly colored floss and metallic threads. In addition to learning techniques needed to complete an embroidered thread ball, students will be provided a variety of resources to continue their exploration of this traditional Japanese craft.
Classes are held on Wednesdays, July 2-23 at 4:00 p.m.
- Class Duration: 2 hours, 4 Parts
- Age Requirements: Family
- Recommended Prerequisite: None
- Required Skills: Ability to grasp objects, wind thread around a circular form, thread and hold a needle.
- Materials Fee: None
- Out of District Fee: $10 (includes class and materials fees)
Optional Materials: Project materials will be provided however, anyone wanting to complete their project in a particular color scheme may bring the following:
- 1 cone of serger thread (black will be provided)
- #5 pearl (perle) cotton thread in 3-5 different colors (primary colors will be provided)
AGE GROUP: | Families |
EVENT TYPE: | Maker/DIY | Arts & Crafting |
TAGS: | tic101 | summer-kids | sewing | melrose-summer | fibertic | bb-family |
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