Mindful Slow Stitch - Video Tutorial
Welcome to the mindful slow stitch wall hanging video tutorial! In this session, Rebekah will guide you through the process of creating a simple yet beautiful composition using your fabric scraps and offcuts.
This project is perfect for beginners and those with sewing experience alike, making it a suitable alternative if you cannot attend an in-person workshop.
Embrace the calm rhythm of the running stitch to attach these scraps to a base cloth. Listen to Rebekah as she shares her insights and influences in this historic technique, and see examples of it in her own Textile Art.
Finally, Rebekah will instruct you on how to turn your creation into a stunning wall hanging.
You can also purchase this as part of a bundle with 3 other tutorials.
Please tick the marketing permissions box at the checkout or you will not receive the automated email containing the links. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Welcome to the mindful slow stitch wall hanging video tutorial! In this session, Rebekah will guide you through the process of creating a simple yet beautiful composition using your fabric scraps and offcuts.
This project is perfect for beginners and those with sewing experience alike, making it a suitable alternative if you cannot attend an in-person workshop.
Embrace the calm rhythm of the running stitch to attach these scraps to a base cloth. Listen to Rebekah as she shares her insights and influences in this historic technique, and see examples of it in her own Textile Art.
Finally, Rebekah will instruct you on how to turn your creation into a stunning wall hanging.
You can also purchase this as part of a bundle with 3 other tutorials.
Please tick the marketing permissions box at the checkout or you will not receive the automated email containing the links. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Welcome to the mindful slow stitch wall hanging video tutorial! In this session, Rebekah will guide you through the process of creating a simple yet beautiful composition using your fabric scraps and offcuts.
This project is perfect for beginners and those with sewing experience alike, making it a suitable alternative if you cannot attend an in-person workshop.
Embrace the calm rhythm of the running stitch to attach these scraps to a base cloth. Listen to Rebekah as she shares her insights and influences in this historic technique, and see examples of it in her own Textile Art.
Finally, Rebekah will instruct you on how to turn your creation into a stunning wall hanging.
You can also purchase this as part of a bundle with 3 other tutorials.
Please tick the marketing permissions box at the checkout or you will not receive the automated email containing the links. You can unsubscribe at any time.
This listing is for a PDF file only - NOT a physical item.
The workshop is NOT live - it is pre-recorded.
You will be sent a downloadable PDF of the step by step guide which contains a dropbox link to an instructional video.
Receiving this guide does not transfer any rights of the item. The design and words remain the property of Rebekah Johnston.
You are able make these items to sell on a small scale. Please credit Rebekah Johnston.
After purchasing you will receive 2 emails: the first is your order confirmation and the second contains a link to dropbox where you can download the pdf. The link will expire in 3 days.
Please tick the marketing permissions box at the checkout or you will not receive the automated email containing the links. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Please do not share or redistribute this tutorial (either the PDF or video) with others. If you have friends that would be interested in making a mini quilt flower, please direct them to my website so that they can support me too!
I would love everyone to be able to make their own slow stitch wall hanging, therefore this tutorial is offered at a sliding scale price. Please pay what you are able and what feels fair to you . If you aren’t able to afford the minimum price (£10) , then feel free to email me :)
An example of what you can make during the workshop
An example of Rebekah’s slow stitched textile art
