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Intro to Embroidery
An Adult Art Class
Saturday, January 24
10:30am - 12:00pm
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2026-01-24 10:30:00
2026-01-24 12:00:00
America/Indiana/Indianapolis
Intro to Embroidery
Learn the basics of embroidery in a class setting, and take home your first project with pride! Class size limited - register to claim your spot.
Spades Park Branch -
Learn the basics of embroidery in a class setting, and take home your first project with pride! Class size limited - register to claim your spot.
This 90 minute class is led by instructors from the Indy Art Center. Discover the art of hoop embroidery in this beginner-friendly workshop. Students will learn how to create a design, set up a hoop, and practice a variety of stitches. With step-by-step guidance, participants will create their own embroidered artwork to take home, perfect for display or a handmade gift. All materials are provided, and no prior experience is necessary. Join us for a fun, hands-on class and leave with a new skill!
There are SO MANY resources to help you along your embroidering way.
- If you are interested in the Japanese art of Sashiko, check out this book list
Stitching with Sashiko - If you like a cozy mystery, this list shares several series that combine fiber and mystery
Needlework & Mysteries - Explore tutorials via Craftsy - an online platform full of tutorials and classes available for free with your library card.
This program is made possible by Danny & Debbie Dean and the Danny R. Dean Fund.
Spades Park Branch
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About the branch
The Spades Park Branch was built with funds from a $120,000 grant by the Andrew Carnegie Foundation and opened in 1912, six months after the opening of the city’s other remaining Carnegie Library, the East Washington Branch. The 7,500-square-foot branch underwent a $610,000 renovation in 1987 and celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2012.