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This Sunday (5th May) I'll be teaching this lovely piece. It's a Monogram, so you choose which letter you'd like to stitch! I also just wanted to let you know that my prices will be going up slightly because of some increased costs. So this will be your last chance to get a workshop at this price! To find out more, or book your place head to www.bealice.ie
The first of the new classes is this 🧜♀️Magical Mermaid🧜♀️ which will be held on 17th August 2019. Using a variety of thread types, you will learn chain stitch, back stitch, stem stitch, trellis and french knots. This class is best suited to students with a little experience of stitching. Complete beginners would find it difficult but not impossible, so if you're up for a challenge I won't stand in your way 😂 for more details, check www.bealice.ie/classes
Ok, it's a little bit early for a Halloween post. But I just wanted to show you the piece I'll be teaching in October! AND this spooky boi GLOWS IN THE DARK 😲 (which is super hard to photograph so apologies for the second image😂) so if you'd like to learn more about my little friend here, head to www.bealice.ie
If you thought it was too early for a Halloween post, you're definitely not going to like this 😂 but I will be teaching a Christmas class and I want you to know about it! 🎄This class is suitable for both beginners and experienced stitchers, as there will be a whole range of designs to choose from. You will be provided with enough materials to create 2 baubles, but you will be given a range of designs if you wish to create more at home 🎅🏻
💖💖 Twins first Valentine's Day 💖💖 love you two pieces 💖💖
Have you tried Goldwork? It's a completely different technique, using metal threads and wires. It looks very impressive, especially when the light catches it. But it's much easier to master than it looks. It's the next class I'm running at the LAB - less than a month away! The class is suitable for complete beginners. So why not give it a go? If you have any questions about it, just drop me a message 😊