Online Embroidery Class

These new kits are so much fun! I used to embroider in high school and in college! It’s been a very long time, since I’ve embroidered. I won’t say how long! 😂.

Needless to say, the directions that come with the kit, combined with the video that you can access with the kit make this kit so doable for all levels, even beginners. I’m also putting together some video instructions for each of the stitches, which will be available to anyone that purchases one of the kits from my website: DIY Kits

Here’s how far my kit has come long. The most exciting part of these projects are, that you can use any of our transfers to create your own embroidery projects. The sky is really the limit! Just ink your favorite fabric, and add your own embellishments with embroidery!

Here are the 3 kits that are available! I had to get all 3 of them to try, of course. I will say, that the floral one has a lot more stitching. Doable for a Beginner, but I recommend the bird one first if you’ve never tried embroidery before.

You could try any of them, and if it’s not your cup of tea, then you could just leave only a few stitches and it would still look beautiful!

Here’s the video of me getting the fabric ready with the ink! Be sure to stay tuned for more diy videos on their embroidery tips and tricks.

I’m always interested in what the project looks like when it comes, so here it is. Everything is there that you need, ink, hoo, fabric, reusable transfer and squeegee. It’s all there!

Even if you miss the actual class, I will make my videos available on YouTube

Do you embroider?

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