RSN Scotland invites you to a Stitch Social at the Glasgow Art Club on Saturday 22 June, 10am to 4pm.

Join the Royal School of Needlework Glasgow branch for a Stitch Social day of embroidery at the Glasgow Art Club, where the RSN teaches hand embroidery in Scotland. Find out more here

New Starters: Your Jacobean starter kit will be waiting for you when you arrive with everything you need to get started, including your 24″ or 18″ slate frame.

Returning Students: All documents needed for your next module can be found below. Don’t forget to bring your slate frame, or alternatively, you can purchase one from the RSN Online Shop.

Location

The Glasgow Art Club,
185 Bath Street,
Glasgow,
G2 4HU

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Schedule

The teaching day is from 10.00am – 4.00pm. Please arrive by 9.45am to ensure a prompt 10.00am start. Lunchtime is from 1.00pm to 2.00pm.

Security

The Club has a security door with access gained by ringing a bell outside.

Refreshments

Tea, coffee and soft drinks available all day as well as a full bar. Soup, sandwiches and other snacks available from noon.

No food or drink is permitted in the classrooms.

Public Transport

Easy access to underground, bus routes, and taxis. Five minute walk from Glasgow Charing Cross station, and ten minutes from the main train stations, Glasgow Queen Street and Glasgow Central

By Car

There is no private parking but a ticket can be collected from the Club staff which will give reduced fees at a secure local car park

Essential Information and Course Documents

All the information that you need to join the Certificate & Diploma course in Glasgow are in the documents below:

You may also wish to bring

A general sewing kit including scissors, a notebook, tape measure and small ruler is always useful but not essential.

If you require a light or magnifier, please bring this with you or alternatively these will be available with a refundable deposit.

Assessment Process

Our assessment process is carried out upon completion of each of your embroidery techniques. This is done three times a year during the Easter, Summer and Christmas breaks. Completed pieces of work must be submitted with all associated paperwork including stitch plans, tonal drawings, design source, original photographs and any other relevant paperwork you feel will help the Assessor understand your choices. Please keep these documents safe in your student folder throughout your tuition and your piece must be clearly named including the paperwork.

Please note: Failure to include all relevant paperwork could result in loss of marks and possible postponement until the next planned Assessment.

If you have any questions please contact the C&D Team:

E: [email protected]  T: 020 3166 6951