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‘STITCHED UP and FLEECED’
- a space to create and a place to learn
Level 3 Courses
Progression from 7822 is either to another 7822 Craft or on to 7922 at level 3. Anyone expecting to enter at level 3 without having completed a 7822 course will need to get in touch with Sue Lancaster to discuss previous experience.
Progression from 7822 is either to another 7822 Craft or on to 7922 at level 3. Anyone expecting to enter at level 3 without having completed a 7822 course will need to get in touch with Sue Lancaster to discuss previous experience.
City & Guilds 7922 Embroidery Certificate (equivalent to AS level)
This is a level 3, two year course, running for 4 hours each week for 30 weeks each year between the beginning of September and the end of June.
Course work consists of major investigations into the elements of design – ‘Line’, ‘Texture’, ‘Shape’, ‘Colour’ and ‘Form’ - a portfolio of notes and samples covering a large range of embroidery techniques and textile processes, and 6 projects that involve the design and making of both functional and non-functional items.
City & Guilds 7923-12 (equivalent to A2 level)
This is a level 3, two year course, following on from 7922, running for 4 hours each week for 30 weeks each year between the beginning of September and the end of June.
Course work consists of a major body of research for individual and original design, 6 projects resulting in functional and non-functional items and research into historical and contemporary British and foreign embroidery.
Progression from 7822 is either to another 7822 Craft or on to 7922 at level 3. Anyone expecting to enter at level 3 without having completed a 7822 course will need to get in touch with Sue Lancaster to discuss previous experience.
City & Guilds 7922 Embroidery Certificate (equivalent to AS level)
This is a level 3, two year course, running for 4 hours each week for 30 weeks each year between the beginning of September and the end of June.
Course work consists of major investigations into the elements of design – ‘Line’, ‘Texture’, ‘Shape’, ‘Colour’ and ‘Form’ - a portfolio of notes and samples covering a large range of embroidery techniques and textile processes, and 6 projects that involve the design and making of both functional and non-functional items.
City & Guilds 7923-12 (equivalent to A2 level)
This is a level 3, two year course, following on from 7922, running for 4 hours each week for 30 weeks each year between the beginning of September and the end of June.
Course work consists of a major body of research for individual and original design, 6 projects resulting in functional and non-functional items and research into historical and contemporary British and foreign embroidery.