Course – Pan Evening School
Embroidery school
Do you want to embroider almost anything? Then Embroidery School is the place for you. Here you will learn the basic stitches with a focus on sustainability, so you can repair and renew your clothes, decorate recycled finds or throw yourself into whatever you feel like.
Season: 2026
Period: weeks 39 to 50 (2026), once a week.
Time: Wednesday 7:00 PM-9:15 PM.
About the course
The course is for beginners, and you don't need any experience. If you have embroidered before, you are of course also welcome. You will receive individual guidance throughout. The first few times are an introduction to the basic stitches of embroidery, and then you will work on your own projects. Along the way, you will become acquainted with a wide range of stitches and learn how embroidery can be used for both decoration and visible repair of textiles. The social aspect takes up a lot, so there will be time for coziness along the way (and probably also cake). The teacher will bring coffee and tea, so remember to bring your own mug.
Who is the course for?
Everyone in the rainbow community and their friends. No experience necessary.
Practical information
Season: 2026
Period: weeks 39 to 50 (2026), once a week.
Registration deadline: September 16.
Time: Wednesday 7:00 PM-9:15 PM.
Location: Crafts & Design: Textile Workshop 30 (360/363), Artillerivej 57, 2300 Copenhagen S.
Teacher: Marcus DeHell.
Language of instruction: Danish and English (depending on the course group)
Price (non-members): 1,900 kr.
Price (Pan Idræt members): 1,520 kr. (you save 380 kr.)
Courses: 9/23, 9/30, 10/7, 10/21, 10/28, 11/4, 11/11, 11/18, 11/25, 12/2 and 12/9 (2026).
Prerequisites: No prerequisites necessary.
Material: An embroidery hoop (circle) and fabric are included in the first 3 lessons. After that, additional materials are paid for via Pan Idræt's MobilePay to the teacher.
What is included: Sewing machine and basic tools are provided. Embroidery hoop (circle) and fabric for the first 3 lessons are included in the price.
Access conditions: Access conditions include level access and elevators in the modern buildings, but heavy traffic and congestion at bicycle parking can sometimes challenge accessibility for pedestrians and people with walking difficulties.
