Bargello Embroidery goes by many names, including: the Flame Stitch, the Irish Flame, the Hungarian Point, and the Florentine Stitch. It is a form of canvas work that draws its name from a series of 17th-century chairs found in the Bargello Palace of Florence, Italy. The oldest known examples are vertical wool stitches on canvas, but smaller pieces like samplers or even shoes often display the technique in silk on fine linen. The technique was revived in the 1960s, and craft markets saw an influx of pattern books and kits for coasters, cushions, wall decorations, purses, and more. This workshop will introduce participants to the basic stitches, as well as how to read a Bargello pattern. The skills learned in this class can be applied to a variety of projects and designs. DateThursday, September 10th, 2026 Time12:00-2:30 pm ET LocationZoom, a link will be sent to participants the day before class Cost$75 Recording All World Embroidery Series sessions will be recorded. A link to each recording will be emailed to all registrants following the live session. Each link is live for three months after the live session. Class Materials: Tapestry wool in 4 colors Tapestry needles Aida cloth or punch needle cloth, 11 or 14 count About the World Embroidery Series TATTER’s World Embroidery Series is a celebration of global embroidery craft. Sewists will encounter an astonishing array of culturally specific techniques, and will have the opportunity to learn from accomplished practicing teachers who are equally purposed in preserving heritage techniques. Bundle Discount When four World Embroidery classes are added to your cart, a 25% off code will be automatically applied. All classes must be in a single order to qualify for the discount. Scholarships We have one scholarship seat available for this workshop. To be considered for a scholarship, please fill out this scholarship application form.
