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These workshops have been cancelled due to unforeseen circumstances. Ticketed participants have been contacted separately for a full refund. Textiles for Deborah Campbell have always been an important element of
Let’s enjoy a day of stitching, sharing and enjoying conversation together. You may have a work-in-progress to bring along and/or interesting books to share. Feel like starting something new? Bring
Let’s try exploring hand and machine embellishing together. Embellishers are also known as felting machines and they work using barbed needles to ‘felt’ fabrics and fibres into a base fabric.
Cabochons are those very exotic pieces of glass that inspire images of the Middle East and other exotic places in history. With Pauline’s guidance we will create an encrusted cabochon
Take a breath and enjoy some peaceful social time after the bustle of Christmas and New Year. This social day is an opportunity to bring printing, lino cutting, sketching, stitching
Sadly Pauline’s “cabachon” exploration day has had to be postponed and will be rescheduled in 2026. So let’s enjoy a relaxing day working on our own projects and enjoying conversation.
Judith Burns is a City and Guilds-trained textile designer and embroiderer, who makes textile art on Anaiwan and Gumbaynggir country in northern NSW. Her recent work focuses on ways to
Let’s slow down and reflect on Out of Hand. Some members will still be involved with the exhibition, but for those who can make it, enjoy a relaxing day working
This month, we want to try exploring hand and machine embellishing together – discover the “what ifs” of life, rather than have one person lead us through. Embellishers are also
Julia Wright trained in Applied Design at Edinburgh College of Art and has been teaching textiles and exhibiting for over 25 years in the UK and internationally. Now based in