Melissa Shippee - Quaking Aspen 10/16

Quaking Aspen

Melissa Shippee © 2019

Skill Level - Intermediate

Prerequisites - Tubular Herringbone stitch

This hybrid bead weaving and bead embroidery necklace is based on the leaves of the quaking aspen tree, Populous Tremuloides, a common deciduous tree found in the Northeastern United States. The leaves of the quaking aspen individually shake in response to the wind which gives the tree a unique, trembling look that distinguishes it from other deciduous trees in the forest. This project uses two- and three- ladder tubular herringbone stitch combined with a unique take on bead embroidery components with Swarovski stones in two-hole settings.

Kit is available diredtly from the instructor $64 + shipping

To attend this event, you will need either a laptop or tablet along with the Zoom Application which can easily be downloaded for either Windows, Apple or Android devices and a good internet connection.  After registering and paying for your class, you will be sent a link to the online class the week of the workshop.To attend this event, you will need either a laptop or tablet along with the Zoom Application which can easily be downloaded for either Windows, Apple or Android devices and a good internet connection.  After registering and paying for your class, you will be sent a link to the online class the week of the workshop.