Workshop FAQs
Yes. Although many classes welcome beginners, hobbyists and improvers can develop existing skills, try a different embroidery technique or work on a more detailed project.
Susie teaches at venues throughout Scotland and may be able to travel to other locations. Contact Susie with your proposed venue, group size and preferred dates to discuss what is possible.
Booking arrangements may vary depending on the venue. Follow the booking information included with the individual class or contact Susie at hello@susiestitch.co.uk.
New workshop dates and availability are published on Susie Stitch’s Facebook page. You can also contact Susie directly to ask about forthcoming classes.
Susie offers half-day, full-day and two-day workshops. She also teaches four-day residential embroidery and cross stitch courses at Gartmore House several times a year.
Classes take place at various venues throughout Scotland. The location and practical information for each workshop will be included in the event details.
This may vary between workshops. Details of any materials, equipment or embroidery kits you need to bring will be provided when you book. If you are unsure, please contact Susie before the class.
Workshops may cover basic hand embroidery, crewelwork, blackwork and canvas work. Individual classes often focus on a particular technique or project, from beginner pieces to more detailed work for improvers.
Yes. Susie’s workshops are relaxed, friendly and accessible, with everyone encouraged to work at their own pace. Many projects are designed specifically for complete beginners, so you do not need any previous embroidery experience.
Residential FAQs
Residential courses are booked directly through Gartmore House. Places can sell out well in advance, so early booking is recommended.
The Gartmore House residentials combine four days of embroidery tuition with full-board accommodation. Tuition is tailored to your experience and goals, whether you want to try a new technique, work on a particular project or enjoy uninterrupted stitching time.
Find out more at Gartmore House.
Workshops may cover basic hand embroidery, crewelwork, blackwork and canvas work. Individual classes often focus on a particular technique or project, from beginner pieces to more detailed work for improvers.
Other FAQs
Susie has worked on large-scale community and heritage projects throughout Scotland. If you have a potential commission or collaborative project in mind, email hello@susiestitch.co.uk with a brief description and proposed timescale.
Susie teaches at venues throughout Scotland and may be able to travel to other locations. Contact Susie with your proposed venue, group size and preferred dates to discuss what is possible.