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'Hand and Lock of London is to the rest of the world what Lesage is to France'. Having visited their atelier in central London yesterday, I am left in not doubt of that. A unique marriage of couture and military fine embroidery - actually consumated in the embroidery on Princess Diana's veil and Prince Charles' goldwork military regalia on the day of their marriage. A visit to their atelier is a wonderful experience - and even more wonderful, having met their Royal School of Needlework trained teacher, is the opportunity to learn fine stitching in the Hand and Lock School of Embroidery. I am always happy to promote fine stitching classes, so if you are running stitching classes, let me know. Hand and Lock classes run from 10am to 4.30pm and are limited to 8 participants. Here are some upcoming 2009 courses for you to consider: Jacobean Crewel Work on 16 September 2009.
Goldwork on 24 and 26 September.
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I love that you tell us about all these amazing classes....however, I was wondering if you knew a good source for the US?
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I was wondering if they had any way I could join in since I am in the US. And there it was at the end of the article. I've bookmarked their page so that I can order kits in the future. Keep those articles coming! Thanks!
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