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A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques.
Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.
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This course will stretch and challenge your thinking of how hand stitching can be used.
Whether you are a beginner or have some experiences, it is an opportunity for you to adopt a more experimental approach with embroidery. Working through a series of guided exercises you will learn/revisit a range of stitches and techniques, and be encouraged to break the rules of traditional embroidery. The end outcome will be a range of exciting and imaginative samples that demonstrate a very individual and personal response.
What will we cover?
In each session, you will be introduced to a range of different techniques and stitches for you to creatively interpret into samples. These will include stitches from the chain family, buttonhole, loop and knotted family. Working with simple design exercises you will look at different ways of using stitch to build up texture, pattern, colour work and use of expressive line. You will explore and experiment with unusual materials, both to stitch with and on.
The aim will be for you to work on samples that can be used as to part of a portfolio or for personal development and enjoyment.
What will I achieve? By the end of this course you should be able to...
• Chose the appropriate type of thread and needle for different tasks
• Demonstrate a use of basic hand stitches and techniques
• Build confidence it experimenting with a range of hand stitches
• Identify and use a range of traditional and non-traditional materials
• Create a range of experimental hand embroidered samples
• Use the elements of design to inform your work.
What level is the course and do I need any particular skills?
The course is suitable for all levels, beginners will be introduced to a range of basic hand stitch techniques and encouraged to use non-traditional materials. More experienced students will have the opportunity to try out a wide range of experimental stitch techniques and build on current skills.
How will I be taught, and will there be any work outside the class?
The sessions will take place online and will generally comprise of:
• Presentation and discussion
• Demonstration of techniques
• Set practical exercises to be completed individually
• Informal review and homework tasks
Online resource, inspiration and handouts with be available to download for each session. To maximize participation, learner preparation and homework outside class times is strongly encouraged.
Handouts and course information can also be accessed via our Google classroom eLearning portal. Details on how you can login will be sent to you prior to the start date.
Are there any other costs? Is there anything I need to bring?
As this course will be delivered online, you will need:
• Using headphones with microphones will block out all room noise in sessions.
• You will require a good broadband connection as mobile data 3G/4G or a mobile dongle will not provide sufficient
• Bandwidth during live sessions
• A range of threads and yarns in assorted colours, weights and textures
• Any unusual materials to stitch with/on - raffia, plastic, etc.
• A selection of fabric pieces as a base to stitch on
• A range of needles.
Guidance will be provided prior to the start of the course in the selection of materials. The aim will be to try and use materials you already have / recycle materials; however, a list of suppliers will be provided in case you wish to purchase some low cost items.
When I've finished, what course can I do next?
You will have a versatile body of sketchbook work that can be developed further in numerous textile mediums.Hand stitching techniques lend themselves to be transferred into a variety of textile outcomes from quilting, stitching and applique through to handprint, digital crafts and so on.
City Lit offers a wide range of courses in Contemporary Textiles and Crafts where you can explore these possibilities.
Please browse the website to view our upcoming courses.
General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.
Amarjeet Nandhra is an artist and educator, originally trained in Graphic and Printed Communications. She went on to gain a first class honours degree in Creative Arts. She has exhibited nationally and internationally , both independently and as a member of Studio 21 Textile art and Textile Study Group . Amarjeet’s teaching experience covers a range of courses; printmaking, mixed media and contemporary stitched textiles. She has taught at Diploma level, City & Guilds and Adult Education, both in Spain and the UK. Her current practice explores the narrative of cloth within a social, economic and cultural setting. This work examines the hidden meaning, looking beyond the aesthetic sensibility of these textiles.
Please note: We reserve the right to change our tutors from those advertised. This happens rarely, but if it does, we are unable to refund fees due to this. Our tutors may have different teaching styles; however we guarantee a consistent quality of teaching in all our courses.
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Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials. This course will stretch and challenge your thinking of how hand stitching can be used. Whether you are a beginner or have some experiences, it is an opportunity for you to adopt a more experimental approach with embroidery. Working through a series of guided exercises you will learn / revisit a range of stitches and techniques, and be encouraged to break the rules of traditional embroidery. The end outcome will be a range of exciting and imaginative samples that demonstrate a very individual and personal response. <br />
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This is a live online course. You will need:<br />
- Internet connection. The classes work best with Chrome.<br />
- A computer with microphone and camera is best (e.g. a PC/laptop/iMac/MacBook), or a tablet/iPad if you don't have a computer.<br />
- Earphones/headphones/speakers.<br />
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Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.0000-Available|2025-09-30 00:00:00This course will stretch and challenge your thinking of how hand stitching can be used. <br />
Whether you are a beginner or have some experiences, it is an opportunity for you to adopt a more experimental approach with embroidery. Working through a series of guided exercises you will learn/revisit a range of stitches and techniques, and be encouraged to break the rules of traditional embroidery. The end outcome will be a range of exciting and imaginative samples that demonstrate a very individual and personal response.A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. <br /><br /><br /><br />
Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.In each session, you will be introduced to a range of different techniques and stitches for you to creatively interpret into samples. These will include stitches from the chain family, buttonhole, loop and knotted family. Working with simple design exercises you will look at different ways of using stitch to build up texture, pattern, colour work and use of expressive line. You will explore and experiment with unusual materials, both to stitch with and on. <br />
The aim will be for you to work on samples that can be used as to part of a portfolio or for personal development and enjoyment.• Chose the appropriate type of thread and needle for different tasks<br />
• Demonstrate a use of basic hand stitches and techniques<br />
• Build confidence it experimenting with a range of hand stitches<br />
• Identify and use a range of traditional and non-traditional materials<br />
• Create a range of experimental hand embroidered samples <br />
• Use the elements of design to inform your work.The course is suitable for all levels, beginners will be introduced to a range of basic hand stitch techniques and encouraged to use non-traditional materials. More experienced students will have the opportunity to try out a wide range of experimental stitch techniques and build on current skills.The sessions will take place online and will generally comprise of:<br />
• Presentation and discussion <br />
• Demonstration of techniques <br />
• Set practical exercises to be completed individually <br />
• Informal review and homework tasks<br />
<br />
Online resource, inspiration and handouts with be available to download for each session. To maximize participation, learner preparation and homework outside class times is strongly encouraged. <br />
Handouts and course information can also be accessed via our Google classroom eLearning portal. Details on how you can login will be sent to you prior to the start date.As this course will be delivered online, you will need:<br />
<br />
• Using headphones with microphones will block out all room noise in sessions.<br />
• You will require a good broadband connection as mobile data 3G/4G or a mobile dongle will not provide sufficient <br />
• Bandwidth during live sessions<br />
• A range of threads and yarns in assorted colours, weights and textures<br />
• Any unusual materials to stitch with/on - raffia, plastic, etc.<br />
• A selection of fabric pieces as a base to stitch on<br />
• A range of needles.<br />
<br />
Guidance will be provided prior to the start of the course in the selection of materials. The aim will be to try and use materials you already have / recycle materials; however, a list of suppliers will be provided in case you wish to purchase some low cost items.You will have a versatile body of sketchbook work that can be developed further in numerous textile mediums.Hand stitching techniques lend themselves to be transferred into a variety of textile outcomes from quilting, stitching and applique through to handprint, digital crafts and so on. <br />
City Lit offers a wide range of courses in Contemporary Textiles and Crafts where you can explore these possibilities.<br />
Please browse the website to view our upcoming courses. <br />
General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.virtual2564164Textiles: experimental hand stitch239239https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/v/x/vx203_amarjeet_nandhra_14.jpgInStockDaytimeTueOnlineAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2026-05-19T00:00:00+00:00Some experienceMay 2026Art & designVO179239239Textiles: experimental hand stitch191155239Amarjeet Nandhratextiles-experimental-hand-stitch/vo179-2526Florals and plant studies can provide exciting inspiration for contemporary textile designs; explore some methods of drawing flora, and start to create ideas that could grow into a printed design.0000-Available|2026-05-19 00:00:00Experiment with drawing techniques to capture the energy and transient beauty of flora. Research different mediums to sketch expressive lines, make painterly marks, or add delicate tones. Be inspired by a range of textile designers; from Charles Rennie Mackintosh, to Vera Neumann, to Josef Frank to Laura Slater. Begin to look at, and record, with a designers eye, leading to drawings that are accurate or abstract, and have the potential for printed textile design.Florals and plant studies can provide exciting inspiration for contemporary textile designs; explore some methods of drawing flora, and start to create ideas that could grow into a printed design.- Influence of some contemporary and historic textile designers; looking at realistic, abstract, geometric, or stylised floral designs.<br/>- Pencil and ink/wash drawings of flora.<br/>- Interpretation of drawings as textile designs.- Use a range of different drawing techniques to make representations of your flora.<br/>- Describe how to interpret drawings as a textile design. <br/>- Practise using flora drawings to experiment with some design styles.This course is designed for complete beginners.- You will be taught using Zoom for the live sessions with your tutor. You will receive an email 2.5hrs before your session starts with details of the live session link. Please be aware you will need to check your email address associated with your account within this window.<br/>- We use Google Classroom E-learning platform which will store all tasks/notes/resources/ demo videos. You will need to login into our Google classroom before each sessions starts.<br/>- You will need a computer or laptop. Ideally with a fully updated google Chrome browser. <br/>- Using headphones with microphones will block out all room noise in sessions. <br/>- If you are using a tablet or mobile device you will need a microphone, and optionally a camera.<br/>- You will require a good broadband connection as mobile data 3G/4G or a mobile dongle will not provide sufficient Bandwidth for live sessions.- Flora that inspires you. This could be a flowers, a houseplant, sprigs of leaves and foliage, or a pot plant.<br/>- Black or sepia ink, brushes/dip-pen.<br/>- Variety of pencils; hard and soft, and a rubber.<br/>- Variety of pieces of light/white paper, any size, strange shapes are ok, but not too much smaller than A4:<br/>- Found or repurposed paper; brown, wrapping, patterned, tissue, wallpaper…<br/>- Scissors and Sellotape and a glue stick.City Lit offers a range of courses in dye, print, embroidery and stitch and contemporary crafts for beginners to advanced learners and professional practitioners. Please browse the website for upcoming courses.<br/>General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.virtual2613813Textiles: experimental hand stitch239239https://www.citylit.ac.uk/media/catalog/product/v/x/vx203_amarjeet_nandhra_15.jpgInStockDaytimeTueOnlineAvailable courses5-10 weeksWeekday2026-02-03T00:00:00+00:00BeginnersFeb 2026Art & designVO192239239Textiles: experimental hand stitch191155239Amarjeet Nandhratextiles-experimental-hand-stitch/vo192-2526A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.0000-Available|2026-02-03 00:00:00This course will stretch and challenge your thinking of how hand stitching can be used. Whether you are a beginner or have some experiences, it is an opportunity for you to adopt a more experimental approach with embroidery. Working through a series of guided exercises you will learn / revisit a range of stitches and techniques, and be encouraged to break the rules of traditional embroidery. The end outcome will be a range of exciting and imaginative samples that demonstrate a very individual and personal response.A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.In each session, you will be introduced to a range of different techniques and stitches for you to creatively interpret into samples. These will include stitches from the chain family, buttonhole, loop and knotted family. Working with simple design exercises you will look at different ways of using stitch to build up texture, pattern, colour work and use of expressive line. You will explore and experiment with unusual materials, both to stitch with and on. <br/>The aim will be for you to work on samples that can be used as to part of a portfolio or for personal development and enjoyment.• Chose the appropriate type of thread and needle for different tasks<br/>• Demonstrate a use of basic hand stitches and techniques<br/>• Build confidence it experimenting with a range of hand stitches<br/>• Identify and use a range of traditional and non-traditional materials<br/>• Create a range of experimental hand embroidered samples <br/>• Use the elements of design to inform your work.The course is suitable for all levels, beginners will be introduced to a range of basic hand stitch techniques and encouraged to use non traditional materials. More experienced students will have the opportunity to try out a wide range of experimental stitch techniques and build on current skills.The sessions will take place online and will generally comprise of:<br/>• Presentation and discussion <br/>• Demonstration of techniques <br/>• Set practical exercises to be completed individually <br/>• Informal review and homework tasks<br/><br/>Online resource, inspiration and handouts with be available to download for each session. This course is supported by Google Classroom as a Virtual Learning Environment. When you log on you will be able to access course material, presentations and handouts etc. and may be asked to complete learner progress records. You can find help via the student help centre on the City Lit website.<br/> To maximize participation, learner preparation and homework outside class times is strongly encouraged.As this course will be delivered online, you will need to buy:<br/>• A range of threads and yarns in assorted colours, weights and textures<br/>• Any unusual materials to stitch with/on - raffia, plastic, etc.<br/>• A selection of fabric pieces as a base to stitch on<br/>• A range of needles.<br/><br/>Guidance will be provided prior to the start of the course in the selection of materials. The aim will be to try and use materials you already have / recycle materials; however, a list of suppliers will be provided in case you wish to purchase some low cost items.The techniques learnt on this course can to be translated into a variety of textile outcomes. There are a range of classes in Contemporary Textiles and Crafts where you can explore the possibilities. Please browse the website to view our upcoming courses.<br/>General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.virtual191239155VO714,VO179,VO192NONETue30/09/25 - 28/10/2510:00 - 13:0010:0013:005 sessions (over 5 weeks)55-10 weeksWeekdayOnlineOnlineAmarjeet NandhraBeginners, Some experience, Advanced, Suitable for all,Some experience,BeginnersAvailable courses2025-09-30T00:00:00+00:00,2026-05-19T00:00:00+00:00,2026-02-03T00:00:00+00:00DaytimeSep 2025,May 2026,Feb 2026Art & design239239Textiles: experimental hand stitchtextiles-experimental-hand-stitch/vo714-2526,textiles-experimental-hand-stitch/vo179-2526,textiles-experimental-hand-stitch/vo192-2526A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. <br />
Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.,Florals and plant studies can provide exciting inspiration for contemporary textile designs; explore some methods of drawing flora, and start to create ideas that could grow into a printed design.,A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.0000-Available|2025-09-30 00:00:00This course will stretch and challenge your thinking of how hand stitching can be used. <br />
Whether you are a beginner or have some experiences, it is an opportunity for you to adopt a more experimental approach with embroidery. Working through a series of guided exercises you will learn/revisit a range of stitches and techniques, and be encouraged to break the rules of traditional embroidery. The end outcome will be a range of exciting and imaginative samples that demonstrate a very individual and personal response.,Experiment with drawing techniques to capture the energy and transient beauty of flora. Research different mediums to sketch expressive lines, make painterly marks, or add delicate tones. Be inspired by a range of textile designers; from Charles Rennie Mackintosh, to Vera Neumann, to Josef Frank to Laura Slater. Begin to look at, and record, with a designers eye, leading to drawings that are accurate or abstract, and have the potential for printed textile design.,This course will stretch and challenge your thinking of how hand stitching can be used. Whether you are a beginner or have some experiences, it is an opportunity for you to adopt a more experimental approach with embroidery. Working through a series of guided exercises you will learn / revisit a range of stitches and techniques, and be encouraged to break the rules of traditional embroidery. The end outcome will be a range of exciting and imaginative samples that demonstrate a very individual and personal response.A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. <br /><br /><br /><br />
Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.,Florals and plant studies can provide exciting inspiration for contemporary textile designs; explore some methods of drawing flora, and start to create ideas that could grow into a printed design.,A contemporary approach to hand stitching and embroidery exploring a variety of traditional stitches and techniques. Create experimental and expressive samples using traditional and non-traditional materials.In each session, you will be introduced to a range of different techniques and stitches for you to creatively interpret into samples. These will include stitches from the chain family, buttonhole, loop and knotted family. Working with simple design exercises you will look at different ways of using stitch to build up texture, pattern, colour work and use of expressive line. You will explore and experiment with unusual materials, both to stitch with and on. <br />
The aim will be for you to work on samples that can be used as to part of a portfolio or for personal development and enjoyment.,- Influence of some contemporary and historic textile designers; looking at realistic, abstract, geometric, or stylised floral designs.<br/>- Pencil and ink/wash drawings of flora.<br/>- Interpretation of drawings as textile designs.,In each session, you will be introduced to a range of different techniques and stitches for you to creatively interpret into samples. These will include stitches from the chain family, buttonhole, loop and knotted family. Working with simple design exercises you will look at different ways of using stitch to build up texture, pattern, colour work and use of expressive line. You will explore and experiment with unusual materials, both to stitch with and on. <br/>The aim will be for you to work on samples that can be used as to part of a portfolio or for personal development and enjoyment.• Chose the appropriate type of thread and needle for different tasks<br />
• Demonstrate a use of basic hand stitches and techniques<br />
• Build confidence it experimenting with a range of hand stitches<br />
• Identify and use a range of traditional and non-traditional materials<br />
• Create a range of experimental hand embroidered samples <br />
• Use the elements of design to inform your work.,- Use a range of different drawing techniques to make representations of your flora.<br/>- Describe how to interpret drawings as a textile design. <br/>- Practise using flora drawings to experiment with some design styles.,• Chose the appropriate type of thread and needle for different tasks<br/>• Demonstrate a use of basic hand stitches and techniques<br/>• Build confidence it experimenting with a range of hand stitches<br/>• Identify and use a range of traditional and non-traditional materials<br/>• Create a range of experimental hand embroidered samples <br/>• Use the elements of design to inform your work.The course is suitable for all levels, beginners will be introduced to a range of basic hand stitch techniques and encouraged to use non-traditional materials. More experienced students will have the opportunity to try out a wide range of experimental stitch techniques and build on current skills.,This course is designed for complete beginners.,The course is suitable for all levels, beginners will be introduced to a range of basic hand stitch techniques and encouraged to use non traditional materials. More experienced students will have the opportunity to try out a wide range of experimental stitch techniques and build on current skills.The sessions will take place online and will generally comprise of:<br />
• Presentation and discussion <br />
• Demonstration of techniques <br />
• Set practical exercises to be completed individually <br />
• Informal review and homework tasks<br />
<br />
Online resource, inspiration and handouts with be available to download for each session. To maximize participation, learner preparation and homework outside class times is strongly encouraged. <br />
Handouts and course information can also be accessed via our Google classroom eLearning portal. Details on how you can login will be sent to you prior to the start date.,- You will be taught using Zoom for the live sessions with your tutor. You will receive an email 2.5hrs before your session starts with details of the live session link. Please be aware you will need to check your email address associated with your account within this window.<br/>- We use Google Classroom E-learning platform which will store all tasks/notes/resources/ demo videos. You will need to login into our Google classroom before each sessions starts.<br/>- You will need a computer or laptop. Ideally with a fully updated google Chrome browser. <br/>- Using headphones with microphones will block out all room noise in sessions. <br/>- If you are using a tablet or mobile device you will need a microphone, and optionally a camera.<br/>- You will require a good broadband connection as mobile data 3G/4G or a mobile dongle will not provide sufficient Bandwidth for live sessions.,The sessions will take place online and will generally comprise of:<br/>• Presentation and discussion <br/>• Demonstration of techniques <br/>• Set practical exercises to be completed individually <br/>• Informal review and homework tasks<br/><br/>Online resource, inspiration and handouts with be available to download for each session. This course is supported by Google Classroom as a Virtual Learning Environment. When you log on you will be able to access course material, presentations and handouts etc. and may be asked to complete learner progress records. You can find help via the student help centre on the City Lit website.<br/> To maximize participation, learner preparation and homework outside class times is strongly encouraged.As this course will be delivered online, you will need:<br />
<br />
• Using headphones with microphones will block out all room noise in sessions.<br />
• You will require a good broadband connection as mobile data 3G/4G or a mobile dongle will not provide sufficient <br />
• Bandwidth during live sessions<br />
• A range of threads and yarns in assorted colours, weights and textures<br />
• Any unusual materials to stitch with/on - raffia, plastic, etc.<br />
• A selection of fabric pieces as a base to stitch on<br />
• A range of needles.<br />
<br />
Guidance will be provided prior to the start of the course in the selection of materials. The aim will be to try and use materials you already have / recycle materials; however, a list of suppliers will be provided in case you wish to purchase some low cost items.,- Flora that inspires you. This could be a flowers, a houseplant, sprigs of leaves and foliage, or a pot plant.<br/>- Black or sepia ink, brushes/dip-pen.<br/>- Variety of pencils; hard and soft, and a rubber.<br/>- Variety of pieces of light/white paper, any size, strange shapes are ok, but not too much smaller than A4:<br/>- Found or repurposed paper; brown, wrapping, patterned, tissue, wallpaper…<br/>- Scissors and Sellotape and a glue stick.,As this course will be delivered online, you will need to buy:<br/>• A range of threads and yarns in assorted colours, weights and textures<br/>• Any unusual materials to stitch with/on - raffia, plastic, etc.<br/>• A selection of fabric pieces as a base to stitch on<br/>• A range of needles.<br/><br/>Guidance will be provided prior to the start of the course in the selection of materials. The aim will be to try and use materials you already have / recycle materials; however, a list of suppliers will be provided in case you wish to purchase some low cost items.You will have a versatile body of sketchbook work that can be developed further in numerous textile mediums.Hand stitching techniques lend themselves to be transferred into a variety of textile outcomes from quilting, stitching and applique through to handprint, digital crafts and so on. <br />
City Lit offers a wide range of courses in Contemporary Textiles and Crafts where you can explore these possibilities.<br />
Please browse the website to view our upcoming courses. <br />
General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.,City Lit offers a range of courses in dye, print, embroidery and stitch and contemporary crafts for beginners to advanced learners and professional practitioners. Please browse the website for upcoming courses.<br/>General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.,The techniques learnt on this course can to be translated into a variety of textile outcomes. There are a range of classes in Contemporary Textiles and Crafts where you can explore the possibilities. Please browse the website to view our upcoming courses.<br/>General information and advice on courses at City Lit is available from the Student Centre and Library on Monday to Friday from 10:30 – 12:00 then 15:00 – 17:00.configurable
