Slow Stitch Club with Pamela Schmidt at Webfabrics
In July I invite you to jump into "formal embroidery" with me. I have found myself exploring how to use new stitches on quilts, small pieces, anywhere! I will have some stitches to show you, and some thoughts for how to use them in a monthly sampler. Bring yourselves and your regular supplies and if you want to dive in with me, we will do it!
We will still have the guidance, camaraderie, and cozy atmosphere that makes each session a relaxing and inspiring experience. What better place for me to explore more thread work?
The Slow Stitch Club is not a teacher-led class (although Pamela brings lots of project ideas each time), but a time to gather, inspire, and learn new skills from others.
What You’ll Gain:
- Learn new hand-stitching techniques to enhance your projects.
- Discover the joy of mindful stitching and its therapeutic benefits.
- Share ideas and techniques with a supportive community of stitchers.
- Create beautiful, textured pieces for quilts, garments, or home decor
• Skill Level: All levels welcome, from beginner to advanced
• Meeting Time: 6 - 8:30 pm, Monthly on the third Thursday at .Webfabrics
• Materials Needed: Basic hand-stitching supplies (thread, needles, fabric). Any project you want to bring or are working on.
Why Join the Slow Stitch Club?
- Rediscover the joy of slowing down and stitching by hand.
- Learn time-honored techniques add texture and charm to your projects.
- Enjoy a welcoming space to relax, create and connect with others.
Seats are limited, so sign up now and become part of our Slow Stitch Club—where every stitch tells a story!
| Skill Level: | Beginner |
| Skill Details: | None needed. Bring scraps and threads, scissors and your creative imagination! |
| Materials Included: | Iron and pad |
| Requirements: | Creativity and imagination! |
| Instructor: | Pamela Schmidt |
| Instructor Bio: | Pamela Schmidt is a passionate quilt teacher and community builder dedicated to teaching the arts of sewing, quilting, and beading. Having learned to sew at the age of ten, Pamela has spent decades refining her craft and sharing it with others. She has taught students of all ages, from young homeschoolers to adults, fostering a love of quilting and creativity in each of them. Known for her warmth and encouragement, Pamela creates welcoming spaces for learning, where people come together to connect, grow, and create. Beyond her local community, Pamela has also worked with a quilter's cooperative in Malawi, helping empower women with valuable skills to support their families. Her commitment to giving back extends to raising funds for scholarships and community initiatives through her quilting projects, using her talents to support education and uplift communities both near and far. |
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