Crochet embroidery course in Milan

Crochet embroidery is the time-honoured technique of applying various materials – such as sequins, jet beads and small tubes – to dresses and fabrics, thus rendering them more precious and elegant. Italian crochet embroidery is performed with crochet hooks without a wooden handle. This technique enables the embroiderer to be much more nimble and precise than working with a needle, therefore achieving longer and more complex embroidery work. This introductory course enables complete beginners to become familiar with the craft and decide if they are interested in a more thorough training. The course comprises two three-hour lessons from 9am to 12pm held over two days.

Crochet embroidery is the time-honoured technique of applying various materials – such as sequins, jet beads and small tubes – to dresses and fabrics, thus rendering them more precious and elegant. Italian crochet embroidery is performed with crochet hooks without a wooden handle. This technique enables the embroiderer to be much more nimble and precise than working with a needle, thus obtaining longer and more complex embroidery work. The beginners’ course lasts 30 hours over 10 days, every Tuesday and Thursday, from 9am to 12pm. The course covers how to fit the fabric onto the frame, how to perform chain stitch and 'vermicello' stitch, how to embroider various materials on the fabric, as well as finishing techniques.

Crochet embroidery is the time-honoured technique of applying various materials – such as sequins, jet beads and small tubes – to dresses and fabrics, thus rendering them more precious and elegant. Italian crochet embroidery is performed with crochet hooks without a wooden handle. This technique enables the embroiderer to be much more nimble and precise than working with a needle, thus obtaining longer and more complex embroidery work. The intermediate course lasts 30 hours and consists of ten three-hour lessons every Tuesday and Thursday from 9am to 12pm. The course will enable participants to perfect basic techniques as well as progress to advanced crochet embroidery techniques.

Crochet embroidery is the time-honoured technique of applying various materials – such as sequins, jet beads and small tubes – to dresses and fabrics, thus rendering them more precious and elegant. Italian crochet embroidery is performed with crochet hooks without a wooden handle. This technique enables the embroiderer to be much more nimble and precise than working with a needle, thus obtaining longer and more complex embroidery work. The advanced course lasts 54 hours and comprises 18 three-hour workshops every Tuesday and Thursday from 9am to 12pm. The course enables participants to perfect basic techniques and learn how to apply various materials with needle and thread.

Crochet embroidery is the time-honoured technique of applying various materials – such as sequins, jet beads and small tubes – to dresses and fabrics, thus rendering them more precious and elegant. Italian crochet embroidery is performed with crochet hooks without a wooden handle. This technique enables the embroiderer to be much more nimble and precise than working with a needle, thus obtaining longer and more complex embroidery work. The intensive course lasts a week and includes five days of structured lessons for five hours a day, from 9am to 12pm and 1pm to 3pm. The course covers how to fit the fabric onto the frame, how to perform chain stitch and 'vermicello' stitch, how to embroider various materials on the fabric, as well as finishing techniques.