Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter
Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter

Sun 10/20 - Intro to Cross Stitch Workshop with Third Daughter, Restless Daughter

$45 Sale • Save
Sunday, October 20th
10am-12pm
LL HQ — 2032 Marshall Ave, St Paul

During this 2 hour hands-on workshop, participants will learn the basics of the traditional art of needlepoint (cross stitch). The class will follow instructions for a small cross stitch project that gives this classic art a modern twist.

This class is for adults (18+) and is great for beginners! All materials will be provided. 

In this class, you can expect:
➡ Expert guidance: Wone and Youa Vang, sisters and co-owners of Third Daughter, Restless Daughter, will guide you step-by-step through the basics of cross stitch.
➡ Goodies to take home: Each participant will leave the class with their cross stitch creation.
➡ Food & fun: Light brunch snacks and drinks are included in your ticket price. Gluten free or vegan? Watch for a follow-up email in the days to come to confirm your dietary preferences.

Meet the Artist! 🎨

Third Daughter, Restless Daughter creates unique cross stitches that depict progressive work not usually seen in traditional embroidery. The unconventional work allows sisters Wone and Youa Vang to speak to all who want artwork that voices their thoughts in pretty "x"es. Influenced by their grandmother's traditional Hmong embroidery at a young age, the duo uses their love of pop culture and imagery to modernize old-fashioned cross stitches.