easy
3 hours
No special physical fitness required; suitable for anyone comfortable sitting for extended periods
Join a unique embroidery workshop in Amsterdam’s De Pijp district to celebrate 750 years of the city’s history. Learn essential stitches and create a Dutch-inspired artwork in a cozy setting.
Above 18 yrs • 3h • Celebrate 750 years of Amsterdam with this embroidery workshop!
Join a unique embroidery workshop celebrating 750 years of Amsterdam! Learn four essential stitches while creating a beautiful Dutch-inspired artwork. Perfect for beginners, this hands-on experience includes expert guidance, all materials, and a cozy atmosphere with coffee, tea, and cookies. Craft a memorable piece to cherish or gift!
Duration: 3h
In this workshop, you'll take the stitches you learnt in the embroidery 1.0 workshop (and some new ones!) and create a beautiful springtime artwork to hang in your home and bring floral joy to the warmer days to come.
This workshop will teach you the endless possibilities of embroidery and show you how much you can create with just the basic stitches. If you haven't yet attended our 1.0 workshop, don't worry, you can also join and learn these basic stitches as you go.
The workshop includes materials and tools, as well as a pattern in case you don't finish your work during the workshop.
In the workshop you will use/learn the following stitches: back stitch stem stitch chain stitch woven wheel lazy daisy french knot
• Learn the basics of embroidery • Learn multiple embroidery stitches and how to apply them • Guidance by a embroidery expert • Create a spring artwork
• Professional guidance by embroidery expert Andrea • Tool & material kit included • Coffee, tea & cookies.
Level: (complete) beginner Language: English & Dutch
Bring an open mind and comfortable clothing as you’ll be seated for a three-hour hands-on embroidery session.
No previous embroidery experience is required—expert guidance is provided throughout the workshop.
Enjoy complimentary coffee and tea but consider bringing water if you prefer.
The finished embroidery can be delicate; bring a protective folder or tube to keep it safe during travel.
Amsterdam grew from a small fishing village into a major trading port over 750 years, deeply influencing global commerce and art.
The workshop promotes sustainable craft by encouraging reuse of materials and mindful artistry.
Wear clothes that keep you comfortable during seated handwork.
Bring a bag to carry your finished artwork safely.
Useful if you need help seeing fine stitching details.
For jotting down embroidery tips or sketching ideas.