Some handouts will be provided.
1-day class:
in this class we
will create a basic necklace (several styles to choose from, similar to those
pictured), and practice some of the various techniques used in making hooked
jewellery. Towards the end of the day,
there will be a bit of a trunk show, featuring many samples of other styles of
hooked jewellery, more complex necklaces, barrettes, belts, headbands, etc., to
inspire future projects and show some of the possibilities.
Participants will receive a one-of-a-kind kit with
patterns and ample supplies to make two unique necklaces (one fairly simple and
one more advanced).
2-day class:
incorporates the same content as a 1-day class, in
addition to working on a second project and spending time discussing more
complex construction methods, including deconstructing the items in the trunk
show.
AJ’s Christmas
stockings
My Auntie Jean (Armstrong) made hand-hooked Christmas
Stockings for my sisters and me in 1977, and she continued to make 150+
stockings over the next 24 years.
Keeping this tradition alive in our family was the reason I learned how
to hook in 1999.
Our Christmas stockings are hooked using a type of
creative stitch to create unique designs – think rug hooking meets counted cross
stitch…
All participants will receive a copy of my detailed
instruction booklet All in the
Family, an 8-page colour booklet with full-size paper patterns for both the
stocking itself and the lining. Class
fee also includes a piece of even-weave burlap large enough to hook 2
stockings. I will send out a complete
supply list prior to the class.
1-day class:
In the morning, the focus will be on the special hooking
techniques for creating the motifs in these stockings and getting everyone
started working on their first stocking. In the afternoon, the final assembly
will be demonstrated, from start to finish, using a sample (that I have hooked
prior to the class).
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