35th Wanaka Embroidery School 15-17th March 2019 - Mount Aspiring College Plantation Road, Wanaka
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35th Wanaka
Embroidery School
15-17th March 2019
School founded in 1985 by
the late Gay Eaton Mount Aspiring College
Plantation Road, Wanaka
Nikki Delport- Wepener
Maree Talbot
www.oegembroideryschool.co.nz
Registration form WANAKA classes name and number
Name: …………………………………………. 1ST choice ……………………………..
Address:………………………………………… 2nd choice ……………………………..
…………………………………………. 3rd Choice ……………………………..
…………………………………………. 4th choice …………………………….
Postal code:…………………………………….. DUNEDIN classes
Weds 13th & Thurs 14th (prior to Wanaka)
Cellphone:………………………………………. Maree Talbot –
Telephone:………………………………………. Tudor Rose Knot GardenGoldwork
Email:……………………………………………. Sat 23rd & Sun 24th March
Nikki Delport-Wepener –
Are you a Guild member? Yes No Pomegranate
Registration fee (non-refundable)
Guild name:……………………………………...
Guild members $20
Online registrations & credit card payments
are expected to be available from 29th
Non-guild members $30
September 2018
Each person registering must have their own
Class Fee –Wanaka $110
form and separate payment please.
If using this registration form please send
cheque or details of direct payment with your Stitch & chat $25
completed registration page to:
Class Fee – Dunedin $110
The Registrar: N.B. Kit cost to be paid in class direct to
OEG Wanaka Embroidery School tutor
65 Manse Road, RD 2, Waitati, 9085 Lunches – Wanaka only
Or by email to: registrar.wes@gmail.com
Includes sandwiches, sweet baked item & fruit
Requirements Lists will be emailed. If no Please indicate one choice only
email address, please include a stamped,
self-addressed envelope 114 x 225mm (DLE) Veg/salad (covers 2 lunches) $20
Payment can be made by cheque payable to: Meat/salad (covers 2 lunches) $20
Otago Embroiderers’ Guild Inc. Wanaka Gluten free(covers 2 lunches) $22
School
Or Total box $
by direct payment into our bank account:
Westpac (South Dunedin) – CHECK LIST:
Otago Embroiderers’ Guild Inc. Wanaka
School List all choices
DLE (114 x 225mm) Stamped Self
03 1729 0005564 00
Addressed Envelope if no email
Please show your name and class number Payment
WANAKA CLASSES:
in the reference fields NAME & NUMBER
when making direct
payment Retain a copy of registration form
WANAKA PROGRAMME 2019
FRIDAY 15th March
Room 7/8 is open to receive work for the display.
5.30 – 6.00 p.m. Registration in Common room prior to welcome.
6.00 – 6.30 p.m. Welcome and introduction of tutors
6.30 p.m. Tutors’ Dinner
SATURDAY 16th March
Class Times: 9.00 a.m. to Noon and 1.00 pm to 3.30 p.m.
SUNDAY 17th March
Class Times: 9.00 a.m. to Noon and 1.30 p.m. to 3.00 p.m.
(The longer lunch break gives time to look around the classrooms and display of work)
Dunedin Classes: 9.00 to Noon and 1pm to 3.00pm
Registrations: These will be processed upon receipt of the form and payment.
Receipts: The requirements list will be your class confirmation and receipt of payment.
Kits: To be paid direct to Tutor at Class or will be specified in the requirements list
Cancellations: Cancellations received before the 15th February 2019 will be subject to non-
refund of the registration fee although class fees will be returned. There will
be no refund on cancellations received after 15th February 2019.
Accommodation: Students are required to arrange their own. Lake Wanaka Tourism website
has an excellent choice of Hotels/Motels. Visit www.lakewanaka.co.nz
Registration Fee: Includes tea and coffee – available in the East Common Room.
PLEASE BRING SOME OF YOUR WORK FOR THE DISPLAY
Please make sure your name is attached
REGISTRATIONS TO BE IN BY 15th FEBRUARY 2019
Please indicate all choices and post registration form, payment or deposit details and a
114 x 225mm (DLE) size stamped and self-addressed envelope if no email.
The Registrar
OEG Wanaka Embroidery School
65 Manse Road, RD 2, Waitati, 9085
All registration enquiries to Pearl Stenhouse 021 262 8289 or registrar.wes@gmail.com
Merchants
Elna-Sewing and Jan’s Patch (0800 104 700) cell 0212 770 611
B J Colourways (03 215 7667)
Chris Aspinall (knife and scissor sharpening) will have their Trade Stalls open during the
weekend.
A Coffee Cart will be on site.
WANAKA CLASSES 2019
Amy Baker 3501 Gaynor Chronican 3503
Just Mossing About: Goldwork Scarab Beetle
Recreating the New Zealand Forest Floor Working an Egyptian Scarab beetle. A small piece of
Goldwork (10cmX10cm) incorporating a number of
This class is going to be all about experimenting with Goldwork techniques including padding, couching,
stitch and techniques to recreate the textures and detachable wing and bead work. Using passing thread
colours of the New Zealand forest floor, and I encourage or jap thread, coloured purls, Pearl purl, bright check
anyone coming to this class to come along willing to and a other Goldwork threads. The beetle can also be
learn, play, and have fun. There will be no 'wrong', as worked in silver threads.
nature is not perfect. Kit cost $25. Class suitable for moderately experienced stitchers as
Amy is a textile artist based in Kingston, and has been the work is fine. Kit including all threads, fabric and
embroidering since she first learnt to thread a needle at needles plus instructions $45.00 Instructions, photos
age 6. She has received critical and popular recognition and notes only $5.00
for her artworks, and finds inspiration in everything -
from politics to the natural environment. An experienced Gaynor has been
tutor in a variety of subjects, she is a firm believer in teaching embroidery
enjoying the process as much as the finished item, throughout NZ for
many years. She has
embracing her been invited to take
own style, and part in many Master
loves introducing .
Classes and has
people to also attended a class
embroidery. at the RSN. Gaynor
particularly enjoys
raised embroidery
work and is an
accomplished
embroiderer.
Jane Carroll 3502 Colleen Kelly 3504
Needle Weaving Sampler Hussif Assissi work
This is a hussif featuring up to 15 different patterns of Assisi work was first created by Nuns in a little Italian
needle weaving on 28count linen banding. The finished village called Assisi. Traditionally stitched in the colours
hussif is approximately 36cm by 16cm laid out and has of the past -scarlet and blue- but today it is done in
a needlecase, pincushion scissor holder and pocket. many colours and is charming in its simplicity.
The class will include different needle weaving patterns Kit cost $25
for you to choose from, instructions on how to construct Colleen has been teaching at the Wanaka School of
and personalise the hussif contents as well as making a embroidery for over 10 years. She enjoys designing
twisted cord and simple tassel. There will be different pieces and feels privileged to be invited to share them.
colour schemes to choose from.
Kit cost $62
This is the third Wanaka .
Class that Jane has taught.
She has been enjoying
.
creating various forms of
embroidery for over 35years
and particularly enjoys
whitework, hardanger,
stumpwork and anything to do
with stitching
Nikki Delport-Wepener 3505 Sue Lucas 3507
wepener
Iris Germanica Stumpwork Garden Circle, Frog and Water
Begin with a simple pure silk Lilies
appliqué and work through the This piece includes a variety of Stumpwork, Needlelace
design incorporating cords, wired and Surface Stitching. It is stitched in Silk threads on a
and unwired needle-lace and Silk background. You will be taught all of the techniques
dimensional appliqué. The beautiful to finish the Frog and the Lily Pond, but will need to
ancient technique of unwired
complete your stitching at home. The design measures
barbola is also included in the
petals. The centre, calyx and bulb approximately 8cm across and up. All materials to
are worked in fine and composite complete the piece will be included in a kit.
stitches. Skill level: All welcome The kit cost is $55
Kit contents: the kit contains the Sue loves embroidery and trying as many techniques as
instruction booklet, colour photo, she can. She enjoys the challenge of designing her own
fabrics and all the threads and work and sharing it with others through teaching.
notions needed for the project
(needles excluded).
Kit cost: AU$115.00 New Zealand
price will be in your requirements
list. .
Nikki moved to Hong Kong in January 2006 and opened Les
Designs. Since she has continued to teach, exhibit and lecture on
freestyle embroidery internationally. She consults & designs for
interior decorators worldwide as a textile artist. Nikki enjoys
creating new techniques & integrating Eastern and Western
cultures & mastering techniques from bygone eras. Currently Nikki
teaches free-style embroidery in Hong Kong. She is a qualified
school teacher & certified embroidery artist having trained in free-
style embroidery, Royal School of Needlework and City and Guilds.
Nikki’s Asian experience includes double-sided Chinese
embroidery, bookbinding & qipao construction (Chinese dress &
button making). Nikki has co-authored two books with Lesley
Turpin-Delport & writes articles regularly for international
needlecraft magazines & is involved with private embroidery
commissions.
Wendy Johnstone 3506 Judy Mason 3508
Blossom Time
Creative Inspiration Elizabethan and surface stitching techniques are
Designing and exploring outside the box is a very important
combined in this project.
in creating a piece of work. After a series of exercises, the
Very cost effective, all worked in a single strand of silk
student will reach a starting point for a piece/series of
or stranded threads. Project size 7” x 4.5”
creative work. One item supplied $5
Wendy lives in New Plymouth. Regional Rep for the Kit $20 (includes silk fabric
Taranaki/Whanganui/Manawatu region for 6 years before with design on/colour
taking up the position of Education Officer for ANZEG. She photo/full instructions)
.All you require are the
has completed several certificates and has achieved the
ANZEG Diploma of Teaching. threads in your chosen
colour
She also studied with Judy has been a member Photo
the Embroiderers Guild of the OEG for many years
of America, and attained and was taught embroidery
her Master Needlework at KETC by the late Helen
Judges Badge. Drawing Moran. learning new
her inspiration from the techniques. She enjoys all
Taranaki region with the aspects of embroidery, and
mountain, sea and bush, loves using a variety of
and her travels she colours together to create
works mainly with her an image, it is like painting.
sewing machine but also She has tutored at
enjoys doing surface Guild/Wanaka/Nelson &
stitchery in a creative ANZEG Conference.
way o Her exhibit for ‘Fabric in Time’ was featured on the cover
of ANZEG 2010 Diary.
Eunice McLeod 3509 Desiree Simpson 3511
Folk Art Tool Holder
Hardanger Blue
Designed to store all your embroidery gadgets and
Hardanger stitched on Brittany Lugana. Size is approx. 25 markers, this holder includes a zippered inside pocket
x 25 cm. Sixteen squares each surrounded by four sided and multi layered pockets that can be customised to fit
stitch, inside each square is a different design, like a your tools. The front and inside pockets are embellished
sampler. Suitable for those who have a moderate level of with felt and easy embroidery. Make it your own by
stitching. choosing your own colours and threads. The holder
when opened out measures 7½” x 18” (19cm x 45cm).
(Construction will be done outside of class but you will
. receive comprehensive instructions). Suitable for all
levels. Pattern cost $4.00
Desiree has
been teaching
embroidery and
quilting for 28
.
years and enjoys
designing her
own projects.
Eunice enjoys traditional counted thread embroidery also
likes to encourage others to stitch. She belongs to the
Otago Embroiderers’ Guild.
Shirley Pygott 3510 Janine Smith 3512
Pohutakawa Goldwork Please take a Seat
Stitching small sections to create a patchwork effect,
This striking Pohutukawa design is worked in basic metal which gives the opportunity to stitch your own individual
thread techniques on black velveteen.The techniques chairs, combining stitches effectively to create patterns
of surface stitch with metallic thread, couching 3 different and texture with a variety of colour. Experiment and let’s
types of gilt thread, attaching smooth purl and sequins see what happens! Costs $10
and stitching on Kid leather will be covered. Janine began stitching at an early age and had a large
The finished design measures 8 x 10 cm. This class is display of work when she was 18. She enjoys creating
suitable for students with no prior experience of working her own designs which allows her to push and challenge
.with metal threads. Kit cost $34
herself and to play with stitch and colour. Janine has
Shirley has specialised in Metal Thread Embroidery and Surface had her work exhibited both locally and nationally. She
Stitch techniques since 2003. A trained school teacher, she has won 1st prize in the exhibition ‘Ode to Blues’.
tutored for the past 14 years, including 6 national conferences,
many regional retreats, regular weekly local classes and on two
international cruises. She
prefers using traditional .
techniques and materials in
innovative ways, and enjoys
making seemingly difficult
techniques accessible to all
levels of stitchers with her low
stress approach. She has
completed the ANZEG Diploma
of Embroidery& the Diploma of
Embroidery Teaching & has
received many awards in
Regional & ANZEG National
exhibitions.
Pearl Stenhouse 3513 Felicity Willis 3515
Beadwork Scissor Keep Birds of a Feather
Appliquéd, embroidered birds on a collaged background
of old embroidery/lace/ hand printed fabric. We will use a
Beaded Nasturtium Scissor Case. Delica beads and square
variety of techniques including hand and machine
stitch are used to make this delightful fabric covered case,
embroidery plus some basic painting and stencilling. We
.
worked in 2 sections the right side bead work is stationery, will create the students’ chosen birds using any or all of
the beaded flap when lifted revels the scissors. (Permission these techniques, appliqué them to our backgrounds and
from Jill Oxton to teach as Adapted) then embellish with hand and/or machine embroidery
Experience working with beads an advantage . etc.
Kit cost $50 Felicity has been an embroiderer for many years. She is
Influenced by her mostly self-taught and enjoys creating her own designs
Grandmother and and embroideries. A lot of her work is on handmade felt
Mother, Pearl has an but for this new class she has been working with old
obsession with Fabric, embroideries to create the backgrounds. As a tutor she
Thread & Beads. A enjoys helping students create their own designs and
member of the Otago hopes students in this class will embrace a sense of fun
Embroiderers Guild, and a willingness to experiment while they create original
Pearl has a long history embroideries and celebrate
teaching, having taught the long-forgotten stitchers
at Guild meetings and whose work will be in the
May Day. A dressmaker background. She is a
by trade, Pearl is now former editor of ANZEG
ready to pass on her Threads
. magazine and, in
skills. collaboration with Kath Des
Forges, wrote a history of
embroidery in New Zealand
‘The Decorative Stitch: 200
Years of NZ Embroidery’.
Maree Talbot 3514
Peacock & pomegranate
This design features a peacock sitting on a branch surrounded by a
pomegranate, butterfly and caterpillar displaying his magnificent tail
. feathers. This piece has been designed as an introductory piece for
ladies wanting to experience Elizabethan embroidery. It is stitched
in DMC stranded floss and Coton a Broder 25 threads on a linen
background and uses stitches and techniques from this period.
KIT COST $54 New Zealand price will be in your requirements list.
Kit contains pattern with detailed instructions, colour photo, 55
count Kingston linen printed with designs and prepared with
backing. Size of linen is approx 11x 10 inches Gumnut Yarns “stars”
silks, DMC Coton a Broder 25, YLI gold metallic, YLI #100 silk and
Mill Hill beads required to work the project.
Embroidery and art have always been a large part of Maree’s life. Maree's speciality is Elizabethan Embroidery,
especially its plants and animals and she is a sought after teacher around Australia and New Zealand at Needlework
Shops, Embroidery Guilds and Conferences.
Stitch and chat 3516
th
This is your opportunity to take part in our 35 Wanaka Embroidery School. Bring along a project and enjoy the company
and expertise of other stitchers in a relaxed environment.
Stitch & chat is held in the same room as the Display of work to enable supervision of the display
DUNEDIN CLASSES 2019
Wednesday 13th & Thursday 14th March. (NB this class is prior to Wanaka
weekend)
Maree Talbot
.Tudor Rose Knot Garden
The inspiration for this workshop has come from my love of the
intricate patterns and plants of the Tudor gardens, the concept
of a knot garden first emerging in Elizabethan England.
Elizabethan knot gardens were designed to mimic the beautiful
embroidery designs which were associated with that period in
British history.
This workshop allows you to recreate a typical knot garden
using techniques and stitches from the Elizabethan period
Kit Cost $60 New Zealand price will be in your requirements
list.
Kit contains pattern with detailed instructions, colour photo, 55
count Kingston linen printed with designs and prepared with
backing. Size of linen is approx 11x 10 inches, reel of 371
Couching thread, reel of YLI Gold metallic and Gumnut Yarn
“stars” 22nd &Sunday
silks required
Saturday for project.23 rd
March
Students will (this
have aclass
choiceis
of following the Wanaka school weekend)
colours on the day.
Skill level – Intermediate
Saturday 23rd & Sunday 24th March (this class is the weekend following the
Wanaka classes)
Nikki Delport-Wepener
Pomegranate (Punica granatum)
This is a striking botanical design which can be interpreted in
.
mixed media. Crewel stitches can be combined with flat, textured
and dimensional illusions in exciting threads and ribbons. The
pomegranate is a fun design with a mixed media approach. This
design is ideal as it has ribbon work, composite stitches as well as
wired and unwired needlelace. The actual embroidered size is
approximately 28cm x 20cm.
Kit contents: the kit contains the instruction booklet, colour photo,
fabrics and all the threads and notions needed for the project
(needles excluded).
Kit cost: AU$115.00 New Zealand price will be in your
requirements list.
Skill level: All welcome
REMEMBER no photograph can do justice to the actual work. Photos of classes in this
brochure may be viewed and enlarged on our website www.oegembroideryschool.co.nz
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