Hand stitched pincushion

Boro inspired hand stitched pyramid pincushion Join artist Mirjana Cesar for a relaxing slow stitching workshop where you will create a whimsical, one-of-a-kind pincushion. 💖 What You'll Create You will design and embellish your own unique pyramid pincushion using a delightful variety of materials. Through intuitive fabric placement, textured layering, colorful embroidery threads, and decorative stitching, you’ll craft a charming, functional piece of textile art to take home for your sewing space or to give as a thoughtful handcrafted gift. 🧘 What is Slow Stitching? Slow stitching is a mindful hand-sewing technique focusing on the process rather than speed. It’s a meditative art form that encourages relaxation, reduces stress, and allows you to intuitively connect with the textures and colors in front of you. Without the pressure of perfection or rigid patterns, you will enjoy the simple, soothing rhythm of needle and thread. 🌟 Perfect for All Levels No previous experience is needed! Whether you're a seasoned stitcher or brand new to the needle, you will feel right at home. Mirjana will guide you step-by-step through essential hand-stitching techniques, color mixing, fabric manipulation, and final pincushion assembly in an encouraging, creative atmosphere. 🧵 What's Included • A curated assortment of fabric remnants, vintage linens, and colorful thread options • Pincushion filling material • Step-by-step instruction and hands-on guidance To reach the studio, turn north on Highland Avenue from Colonial Drive, and enter the parking lot (second driveway on the left). There is a sign that says "Park Lake Presbyterian Church Parking, FAVO Art Studios". When you enter the parking lot turn right and then left at the rear of the lot, continue through the driveway connecting to a second parking lot. FAVO building is the L-shaped two story building. Class is upstairs at studio 238. Mirjana's fiber art and jewelry creations had been published in numerous issues of: Belle Armoire Jewelry, Belle Armoire, Sew Somerset, and Somerset Studio Gallery Magazines.​ Class is limited to 6 attendees.