No, the workshop welcomes participants of all experience levels. The workshop is set up to accommodate everyone, whether they are complete beginners or have some embroidery expertise.

Suitable for people of all ages. Children below the age of 10 are advised to come with a guardian for supervision.

There are many different embroidery techniques. To stitch your designs down, you can either use a sewing machine or a thread and needle. However, it is typical for many people to embroider using just a thread and needle. The tapestry would be withdrawn at the front and the needle with the thread would be inserted down through the tapestry once again to the rear side to complete the needlework. This is how one stitch is made, and a project is made up of several stitches.

Anyone can embroider, just like with any other type of art. The ability to determine if an embroidery piece is good or terrible depends heavily on the individual’s particular aesthetic preferences. Because embroidery is not very difficult, you may be confident that your finished product will be special and one of a kind. You can always choose a simple design if you’re not too confident in your embroidery skills because it will require less stitches to complete.

One would require a pair of hands, an embroidery hoop, and an embroidery needle and thread. With these supplies, you may start an embroidery project quickly because you can actually embroider on any type of fabric. Take a used shirt and begin to embroider; who knows? The shirt can end as being among your most distinctive and beloved outfits.

Washing: Hand washing is always preferable for your embroidery products because it is gentler to the fabric. Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleach since they could harm the embroidery thread. Use a mild detergent instead.

Drying: It is advisable to let the embroidery product air dry after washing so that it can dry naturally and won’t shrink as a result of heat from the outside environment.

Ironing: Iron the item at a low temperature to prevent damaging the threads. Avoid directly ironing over the embroidery design to prevent damaging the thread from the heat. When pressing is required, use a cloth.

Clothing: You can embroider patterns onto regular t-shirts, blouses, or dresses to make one-of-a-kind, personalised clothing. For a more stylish look, you can add embroidered patches or appliques to coats, pants, or hats.  Add a touch of elegance by delicately embroidering collars, cuffs, or hems of clothing.

Home Decor: To add a splash of colour and texture, you can embroider beautiful designs on throw pillows, cushion coverings, or bed linens. In addition, you can personalise tablecloths, napkins, or placemats with monograms or complicated patterns. Create framed embroidery art or embroidered wall hangings to beautify your home.

Accessories: To create a distinctive and fashionable item, embroider patterns or initials on handbags, totes, or backpacks. You may apply fine stitching to enhance the attractiveness of scarfs, shawls, or hats. Add small embroidered designs to wallets, coin purses, and keychains to make them your own.

Jewelry: You can create jewelry using embroidery by embroidering tiny designs on cloth and framing them with pendants, brooches, or earrings. Make striking necklaces or friendship bracelets with vivid and eye-catching designs using embroidery floss.

Of course! Regardless of gender, anyone can appreciate the innovative and adaptable skill of embroidery. There are no age, gender, or other demographic restrictions on embroidery. People from all backgrounds are welcomed and encouraged to express themselves creatively via this inclusive craft. So go ahead and give needlework a go if you’re intrigued!

The embroidery thread you choose will primarily depend on the final appearance and result you seek. For instance, silk thread is the best choice if you want to embroider on delicate fabrics.
But since many of our projects call for thicker materials like t-shirts and wallets, we usually choose polyester embroidery thread. On the other side, by cutting our thread into smaller pieces, we may also opt to make our stitches thinner. Our threads are typically created by weaving together a few strands of thinner threads.
Therefore, we may always use a strand of thread rather than a lot of them for a sleeker finish.

Please call us at 8688 6660 or email us at contact@craftlabs.sg for reservations or enquiries. Our friendly staff will be glad to assist you.