An evening beginners hand embroidery course, over the 8 weeks learn a variety of lovely hand embroidery stitches then with step by step guidance embroider yourself a beautiful flower garden.
A creative day with Emily, embracing a range of mixed media methods to create a whimsical wall hanging.
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A creative day with Emily, embracing a range of mixed media methods to create a whimsical wall hanging.
Enjoy this 2 day course, Sat & Sun 15th 16th Sept 2018 combine traditional patchwork techniques and contemporary ideas with textile artist Maria Thomas. A weekend of exploring the possibilities and creativity of modern day textiles.
Sumptuous silks, cool cottons, warm velvets and lace if you love fabrics, beads and embroidery this Crazy Patchwork course is perfect for you. Eight weeks of stitch indulgence to include ribbon work, Tuesday mornings between 10 and 12.30 are mornings just for you… Dates are – 27th Feb, 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th March & 10th, 17th, 24th April 2018
Enjoy a weekend of Slow stitch and capturing memories, with Kathleen from Murgatroyd and Bean. Embellish, embroider and preserve precious objects which we keep safe as they hold memories of places we have been or people we have loved.
This is a 2 day workshop over the weekend starting 10am Saturday 7th July to 4pm Sunday 8th July 2018
Take the challenge of minimal materials – to create a charming Birdy stitched collage canvas using a collage technique and hand or machine embroidery to finish
Working from an inspirational image we will create a stitched garden border that will be ‘drawn’ over with your sewing machine and further hand embellished with lovely threads buttons and beads.
On this 2 day workshop create a miniature 3D festive winter wonderland on a teacup. Enter the world of Murgatroyd & Bean; stitch a wooded scene of a winter landscape atop a vintage teacup using felt, fabric scraps and embroidery.
Make a beautiful machine embroidered handbag mirror from organza and silk with a matching silk case.
Working in layers of stitch you will produce a raised bird or animal to apply to a background fabric. A wonderful way of producing a sculptured, life-like work of art.
