6 Needlework Tutors Found Near Green Bay, WI
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I can teach you to be Sew Cre8ive!
I create using various types of needlework techniques such as crewel, beadwork, and embroidery in new and updated ways often in combination with other techniques. I love doing Needle felting by hand and machine in garments as a way to 'paint' with fiber, and in home dec and accessories for a new twist in the art of needlework. I teach needlework along with color and texture skills-training the eye to see how object such as beads, crystals and hardware can combine with sewing skills to create something to reflect the student's unique style. I focus on the interests of the student while expan [more]
Help K-6 with reading, phonics uses Barton Reading, math
I know how to sew. I have knit several things. I prefer to crochet. I have embroidered and done crewel work. I have done some counted cross stitch pictures. I love working with materials and being creative. I have been working in a Lutheran elementary school since 1994. I taught second and second/third grade for four year in the 1970s. I stopped to raise our 4 children. I was diagnosed with ADD in 2000. I understand what a student with ADD goes through. I love helping them. I have been helping students in reading and phonics for 20 years. I have used the Barton Reading and Spelling sy [more]
Empathetic and Patient Elementary School Tutor Grades PreK through 5
I have enjoyed needlework since I was a young girl. I have worked with embroidery, cross-stitch and hand-sewing of materials. I am competent in many embroidery stitches and completed a large piece which I gave to my son and daughter-in-law as a wedding gift. My experience working with children in an educational setting goes back over 30 years. At the same time, I have worked with children in schools as recently as June 2013, when I left the education system. I have always enjoyed working with kids of all ages, especially younger ones. I taught kindergarten for over 14 years. I have also had [more]
A Sensitive and Empowering English Teacher
My mother taught me how to knit, crochet and embroider when I was 8 years old and I?ve been enjoying those arts ever since. I grew up deeply admiring Erica Wilson (okay, this dates me) and I?m absolutely in love with the experience of creating beautiful and useful things with a needle and thread. I?ve been practicing the arts of crewel, embroidery, cross-stitch, knitting, crocheting and beadwork for over 40 years now. I have an online boutique, where I sell my beaded flowers and jewelry, crafted with attention to detail and passion. I want this for my students: to learn the arts of a needle an [more]
Nursing Instructor-Dosage Calculation & Medical Terminology
I have been knitting since I was four years old, I was taught by my mom who was knitting the majority of her life as well. My mother taught me how to make mittens, scarves, sweaters and afghans along with pillows. I also knit for the needy in my home town. I have donated knitted mittens to the needy children in my town, the Adopt a Family program and to foster homes. I have been a nurse for 30 years, and I have been teaching at a local college for the last 12 years. The classes that I have been teaching are dosage calculation, medical terminology, health concepts 1& 2 clinics, fundamental clin [more]
Creative Hands-on Graphic Design and Adobe Software Tutoring
I teach knit, crochet, hairpin lace, broomstick lace, and basic tatting. I've taught at 3 colleges and over 20 companies and enjoy teaching. It is my calling. I've taught folks of all ages?from 6 to 76.Over the years I have developed my own teaching method for people who want to learn about computer applications and I call it the "C H I P" method: There are five different ways to learn so I teach using the method that works best. Some students must read, some can only learn when they see, then do, and some learn in other ways. When I see "that look" and I KNOW th... [more]
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