Join me and stitchers from around the world in this new online goldwork course. It is based on a charming German book published in 1902 by Miss Amelie. She was a tutor at the Imperial School of Needlework in Vienna. It describes in great detail how to work a variety of goldwork techniques that were popular at the end of the 19th-century in Central Europe.
More information can be found on my blog and the F.A.Q. page.
As so many people have lost their jobs and are facing financial difficulties the course is open to anyone. However, as I and my husband are facing these difficulties too, I ask of those who can to donate through the PayPal-link provided in the PDF handout. Thank you very much!
The course has now ended. Below are all the PDF-Handouts and the YouTube videos so you can study at your own pace!
More information can be found on my blog and the F.A.Q. page.
As so many people have lost their jobs and are facing financial difficulties the course is open to anyone. However, as I and my husband are facing these difficulties too, I ask of those who can to donate through the PayPal-link provided in the PDF handout. Thank you very much!
The course has now ended. Below are all the PDF-Handouts and the YouTube videos so you can study at your own pace!
The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 1: PreparationThis PDF download explains the scope of this online goldwork course, the preparation of your slate frame or hoop and contains a list with materials you will need for the first eighth lessons. Lessons will be live via Zoom or as a recorded version on YouTube. If you want to attend the live sessions, watch out for their announcement in my blog, newsletter and my instagram account! 
The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 2: the RectangleThis PDF download explains how to cover a cardboard shape with purl. The next lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 13-6-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, watch out for their announcement in my blog, newsletter and my instagram account! |
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The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 3: AcanthusThis PDF download explains how to cover a complexcardboard shape with purl. The next lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 20-6-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, watch out for their announcement in my blog, newsletter and my instagram account! |
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The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 4: the FlowerThis PDF download explains how to use a gilt foil shape for the heart of the flower. The next lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 27-6-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, watch out for their announcement in my blog, newsletter and my instagram account! |
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The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 5: the LeafThis PDF download explains how to cover a leaf with a midvein. The next lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 4-7-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, please send me an email! |
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The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 6: Flower borderThis PDF download explains how to create a pretty goldwork border with purls and goldthreads. The next lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 11-7-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, please send me an email! |
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The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 7: Paper paddingThis PDF download explains how to create a pretty goldwork border with a kind of chipping over paper and linen padding The next lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 18-7-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, please send me an email! |
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The Imperial Goldwork Course - lesson 8: Little flowersThis PDF download explains how to create a pretty goldwork filling reminiscent of Zardozi embroidery. The last lesson will be live via Zoom on Saturday 25-7-20 19h CET and will also be available as a recorded version on YouTube shortly thereafter. If you want to attend the live sessions, please send me an email! |
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