Embroider Tiny Flowers & Turn One into a Pendant Salzburg

Name: Embroider Tiny Flowers & Turn One into a Pendant Salzburg
Start: 2025-10-11T08:00:00.000Z
End: 2025-10-11T12:00:00.000Z
Location: Salzburg

In this hand embroidery workshop you'll learn to apply different stitches to accomplish a set of 5 tiny flowers and turn 1 into a pendant

Santo Cielo - New

Embroidery frame with embroidered flowers and a brooch.

An embroidery frame with floral motifs and a pendant.

Necklace holds round pendant with embroidered floral motifs.

Embroidery frame with floral patterns surrounded by thread and scissors

Embroidered flowers on a grey fabric background.

€75.00

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up to 10 people

Salzburg

Duration: 4h

About this class

Explore the world of hand embroidery with this delightful workshop! Craft five exquisite miniature flowers, including Edelweiss, Linden Flower, Cornflower, Forget-Me-Not, and Crocus.

Unleash your creativity and gain a new skill while enjoying the therapeutic art of embroidery.

What you’ll do in the class

You'll start with a warm welcome and material introduction, learn essential tools, and discover how to transfer designs to fabric. Then, let the magic begin as you embroider these charming blossoms. You'll even transform one into a wooden pendant.

Who is the class suitable for?

No prior experience is needed; this workshop is designed for beginners.

Details to remember

What to bring to the class

This workshop is suitable for beginners in hand embroidery
You don't need knowledge in sewing or illustration

What is included in the class?

The Workshop includes:

A complete Embroidery Kit: Hoop, Threads, Needles, Printed Pattern and Wooden pendant
Water, tea and some snacks will be available
Access to the online Embroidery guide (PDF) where you can find the stitches learned at the workshop and some new ones