Spend the weekend with Cathy Emmott, who works under the name Dear Emma Designs, to create a stunning stitched lampshade that will perfectly compliment your home.
Create a beautiful fabric heart that is full of texture and depth. Kate will demonstrate traditional and modern fabric manipulation techniques that introduce volume and interest allowing you to create your very own stunning piece of art.
Using embroidery and stumpwork techniques Corinne will show you how to create your very own 3D flowers that can be used to decorate your home, clothes or textile work!
In just a couple of hours you can create your very own unique lampshade to brighten a corner in your home, sewing room or office.
On this Saturday workshop create a beautiful winter village scene set within a twiggy wreath that can be enjoyed year after year.
Spend four weeks gaining a bank of knowledge on two of the fundamental building blocks of beading: Brick stitch and Peyote stitch. By working through the design, draft and implementation process of a number of projects you will learn not only how to work with the two stitches but also how they can be modified and manipulated to fit the projects of your imagination!
Spend the day hand dyeing a range of natural threads. You will use your unique threads to create a beautiful brooch based on a flower garden that you can wear home with pride.
In this workshop, Corinne will guide you through making pieces of your own paper using linen fibre. You will then be able to use your beautiful paper to make a 3D flower or seed head using hand or machine embroidery.
Rugalicious festive wreath, up-cycling loveliness – learn the age old techniques hooky and proddy used for generations to make rag rugs.
On this workshop discover how to make your own unique lampshade to brighten a corner in your home, sewing room or office.
Join Kathleen as she shows you how to create your very own Winsy bird using felt, fabric scraps, embroidery and a few tall tales!
Learn how to create these beautiful beaded Dragonflies using a variety of different beads and techniques that can then be made into a pendant, a brooch or even added to your embroidery work. Perfect for beginners.
