Advanced
The 1980s brought embroidery to the forefront with opulent and sometimes eccentric creations. The seventh level of the “History of Fashion” curriculum, inspired by the Lesage archives of the 1980s, represents 36 classroom hours of embroidery. Level 7 of 8.
Mounting the embroidery frame
Needlework
Applying a ribbon upright and wound — Applying assembled roses — Applying plastic plaques — Bullion stitch in cotton floss — Chenille flat stitch — Knotted stitch in cotton floss and chenille thread —
Lunéville hook
Applying tubes in dimensional hump — Chenille fastened by Boulogne-style drawn stitch — Chenille fastened by drawn couching type stitch — Drawn stitch with cotton thread — Lines of tubes, beads and sequins — Mousse (double vermicelli beading & sequins) — Retracing the drawing — Sequinned scaling — Sugar (double vermicelli beading) — Tight trimmed vermicelli of beads and sequins —
An initial encounter makes it possible to propose the course that best corresponds with your project and skill level. A schedule is then tailored to your availabilities and the remaining vacant seats. You are welcomed to one of the classes where you will participate in private group lessons. A teacher, focusing on six students of various levels, will initiate you into various artistic embroidery techniques and follow up on your work and step-by-step progress. A training course may begin at any time of year. The courses are either given in French or English, and are held Monday to Friday, 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. All the courses are valid for one year from the registration date. Courses are given in French; but for foreign students, they are given in English.
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