Fortnightly crochet mornings 10.30am -12pm~ a great introduction to crochet. Learn from the beginning and chain, single, double and triple crochet stitches will be demystified over four weeks. Great for beginners and those wishing to improve their technique.
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.
LIno printing with Louise Nichols.
Master the basics of a machine sewing, from how to thread up the machine to sewing in a straight line! You’ll get lots of practice with your sewing machine creating a variety of easy to sew projects.
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.
In just one day create your very own beautiful roomy tote bag complete with pockets, a zip closure and shoulder straps.
Romantic landscapes, a wet felt technique workshop. Using merino fibres in a painterly way create a landscape or flower garden scene. Which can be embellished at home with needle felting and stitch.
On this Saturday workshop create a beautiful winter village scene set within a twiggy wreath that can be enjoyed year after year.
Build your confidence by getting to know your machine with a step-by-step guide and lots of sewing practice.
Using a variety of hand embroidery stitches spend a relaxing day creating a beautiful vase of flowers under the guidance of tutor Linda Robinson.
