
Exploring the Stitched Mark
NC673-01
Start Date
03/26
Time
10am–4pm
Room
DMC D109
End Date
04/02
Meeting Day
Saturdays
Credits
0
Supplies
Fabric scissors
*Embroidery Scissors
*Raw cotton Muslin or linen or both- This depends very much on the scale that you want to work at- I suggest roughly 12 x 12 in.
*Water Soluble Fabric Marker (These are found in the notions section of fabric stores. NOT air soluble) If you plan in working large get at least 2
*Embroidery Needles (I suggest size 5-10 or similar)
*Embroidery hoop 8-10 in.
Sketchbook or notebook
3-6 Skeins of Cotton DMC 6 Strand embroidery floss- colors of your choosing
Optional:
*Tracing paper (cheap tracing paper is fine)
Thick and *thin tip black Sharpie Marker
o Any textile material you want to experiment with ribbon, yarn, cording, fabric scraps, weird
textiles, anything
o Found or inherited linens that you would like to work with or be inspired by.
-a drawing or sketch to be inspired by.
Also note:
Students are required to follow current COVID protocols such as social distancing and masking that are in effect at the time of their class on campus.
Visit the MassArt website for all Health and Safety information and updates.
Exploring the Stitched Mark is also being offered on another date and time. View Exploring the Stitched Mark (NC673-01) for details.
Joetta Maue is an artist, curator, and arts writer. Her most recent body of work is a series of embroideries, drawings, and photographs that explore the psychological landscape of the domestic space. Joetta’s work has been shown in galleries and museums across the country and internationally. Joetta authored the popular studio blog Little Yellowbird and … Read more
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