Description
Course Title: Certificate in Hand Embroidery
Duration: 3-6 Months (Flexible Learning Options Available)
Mode of Delivery:
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In-person (Workshops/Classes)
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Online (Video Tutorials + Live Sessions)
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Hybrid (Combination of Online & Offline)
Course Overview:
This certificate program is designed to teach the art of traditional and contemporary hand embroidery. Students will learn various stitches, techniques, and design principles to create intricate embroidered pieces. The course covers both basic and advanced skills, enabling learners to pursue embroidery as a hobby or a profession.
Course Modules:
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Introduction to Hand Embroidery
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History and cultural significance
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Tools and materials (fabrics, threads, needles, hoops)
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Basic terminology
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Fundamental Stitches
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Running stitch, backstitch, satin stitch
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Chain stitch, lazy daisy, French knots
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Stem stitch, split stitch, feather stitch
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Advanced Techniques
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Goldwork and metal thread embroidery
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Crewelwork (wool embroidery)
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Whitework (cutwork, shadow work)
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Shisha (mirror) embroidery
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Design & Pattern Making
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Transferring designs onto fabric
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Color theory and thread selection
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Creating original embroidery patterns
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Project Work & Application
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Embroidered garments & home décor
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Framed art pieces
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Customized gifts (hoop art, monograms)
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Professional Practices (Optional for Career-Oriented Learners)
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Pricing and selling embroidered work
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Building a portfolio
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Social media marketing for artisans
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Learning Outcomes:
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Master 15+ hand embroidery stitches
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Develop precision and creativity in embroidery design
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Complete at least 3-5 embroidery projects
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Gain knowledge of textile care and finishing techniques
Assessment & Certification:
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Practical assignments
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Final project submission
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Certificate awarded upon successful completion
Who Should Enroll?
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Beginners with no prior experience
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Hobbyists looking to refine their skills
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Fashion/textile students
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Artisans interested in monetizing their craft
Materials Required:
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Embroidery hoops
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Assorted needles & threads (cotton, silk, wool)
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Fabric (linen, cotton, evenweave)
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Scissors, tracing tools, and other basic supplies
Fee Structure:
(Varies by institution; scholarships or installment options may be available)
Career Opportunities:
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Freelance Embroidery Artist
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Textile Designer
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Costume Embellishment Specialist
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Craft Instructor/Workshop Facilitator
Institutions Offering This Course:
(Check local art schools, craft councils, or online platforms like Domestika, Skillshare, or Udemy.)




