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Hand-Stitched Botanical Cards

  • Depot Hill Creative 532 East Main Street Stoughton, Wisconsin, 53589 United States (map)

Description: Discover the art of paper stitching in this beginner-friendly workshop. Using embroidery floss, simple hand-stitching techniques, and botanical templates, you'll create a collection of elegant handmade greeting cards. You'll learn how to punch design guides and stitch graceful line-art illustrations while exploring a creative process that's both calming and rewarding.

Choose from a selection of modern botanical designs and thread colors to create cards that are uniquely your own. No previous embroidery or stitching experience is necessary.

What You’ll Do: 

  • Learn the basics of paper embroidery

  • Transfer a botanical design onto cardstock

  • Practice hand-stitching techniques using embroidery floss

  • Create 2 or more handmade greeting cards (depending on your pace)

  • Finish your cards with coordinating envelopes and professional interior liners

What You’ll Learn: 

  • How to transfer a design using reusable templates

  • Proper hole spacing and punching techniques

  • Beginner-friendly stitching techniques 

  • Tips for clean starts, neat finishes, and professional-looking handmade cards

  • Ideas for continuing paper embroidery projects at home

This Class is great for

  • Complete beginners

  • Paper crafters and card makers

  • Embroidery enthusiasts looking to try something new

  • Anyone who enjoys relaxing, mindful creative activities

  • Handmade gift lovers

  • Adults and teens (recommended ages 13+ with accompanying adult)

Instructor: Alison Walker

Schedule: Tuesday, August 4, 5:30 - 8:00 pm 

Cost: $45

What to bring: Just yourself! All supplies and tools are provided, including cards, envelopes, embroidery floss, needles, templates, and specialty tools. Reading glasses are recommended if you normally use them for close-up work.

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