Machine Embroidery Club 2026 6-Month Passport: Jan - June

Machine Embroidery Club 2026 — 6‑Month Passport (Jan–June)

DATES & TIMES:
Jan 3 & 4, Feb 7 & 8, Mar 7 & 8, Apr 4, May 2 & 3, Jun 6 & 7
10:30am – 4:30pm

CLASSROOM COURTESY:

For the comfort of all attendees, please avoid wearing perfume, cologne, or heavily scented products. Your consideration helps everyone have a safe and enjoyable experience.

About Machine Embroidery Club

Ready to stitch up some fun? Machine Embroidery Club is your monthly ticket to creativity, community, and hands‑on learning. Each month includes two full days of embroidery time — one project day and one open‑stitch day — giving you the perfect balance of guided instruction and relaxed creative play.

How It Works

• Day One: Dive into the featured project of the month with demos, tips, and clear step‑by‑step guidance.
• Day Two: Bring any embroidery project you’d like to work on. Get help when you need it, enjoy the company of fellow stitchers, and make real progress.

What’s Included

• Design files and instructions for all six monthly projects
• Two full days of stitching each month
• Exclusive demos and guidance from DeeAnn
• 15% off class supplies when purchased in‑store (some exclusions apply)

Projects for This Session

January: Welcome Sign
February: Towel Hanger & Tea Towel
March: Stitched & Colored Easter Egg
April: Bowl Cozy
May: Lace Doilies
June: ITH Boxy Pouch

Supply Lists

• January: Welcome Sign
• February: ITH Towel Hanger & Towel
• March: Easter Egg Placemats & Mug Rugs
• April: Cutwork Technique and Bowl Cosie
• May: FSL Buildable Doilies
• June: Boxie Case

Enrollment Notes

We need at least 5 students to keep the club running. If we don’t reach our minimum one week before the first session, we may have to cancel — so invite your friends and sign up early!

Cancellation Policy: To receive a refund or credit, cancellations must occur at least 7 days before the first class.

Instructor

DeeAnn Forrest
DeeAnn is a lifelong maker with a passion for machine embroidery, joyful teaching, and building community through creativity. She’s known for her clear instruction, infectious enthusiasm, and ability to make every student feel confident — whether they’re stitching their first in‑the‑hoop project or tackling something brand new. Her classes are equal parts learning, laughter, and “look what I made!” moments.