|  | Saturday,
	      June 2nd, 2018 "Treasure"
	      - Workshop with Lynn Payette
 
	        
	      Join us for this day as we have fun with Lynn and her amazing ideas for
	      embroidering.  The schedule for the day is as follows:
	       
	      Location:  Duncaster Senior Residence in Bloomfield, CTSchedule for Saturday:
 10 AM to Noon  
	                     Class
 Noon to 1 PM  
	                       Show and Tell
	      and short meeting
 1 PM to 3:30 PM  
	                  Class
 
	      'Treasure', a pendant or pin, teaches the student unique techniques
	      for working with different threads, sheer and metallic fabrics, nettings,
	      handmade paper, and beads, as well as a fool-proof finishing method.
	       
	      The student will finish 'Treasure' so that it can be used as either
	      a pendant or pin.
	       
	      Note:  Student will furnish their own neck chain, if desired.
	       
	      The following is Lynn's welcome letter to class members:
	       
	       
		
		  |  | Welcome to the class "Treasure".  You will
		    need to bring the following supplies to class: 
 Stretcher bars - 5" x 5" and tacks to mount the Congress Cloth
 
 Assorted needles -- including: #22 chenille, #18 chenille, #22 tapestry,
		    #8 or #7 crewel, and a beading needle
 
 Invisible thread
 
 Beeswax
 
 Gluestick -- not the blue or purple type (be sure to check this, as blue
		    or purple gluestick will stain the fabric, and become permanent.)
 
 Scissors -- small, very sharp; and paper scissors (these should be small)
 
 Tweezers
 
 Pencil
 
 A few small bags to separate the threads (if you wish)
 
 A few common pins
 
 A "C" clamp or other method of securing your working frame to the table
 
 Additional lighting and magnification, if desired
 
 A pillowcase or other means of covering your work for transport
 
 Note:  If you would like to make "Treasure" into a pendant, please bring
		    along the chain that you will be using, so that you are able to create the
		    correct size loops for the chain to go through.
 
 I look forward to meeting you and teaching you "Treasure".  I know that
		    you will enjoy making it as much as I did.
 
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