Name: Indian Block Printing Workshop
Price: 45 GBP
Availability: InStock

Brackley

If you new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you! &nbsp;This pattern is an ideal starter for those keen to sew with stretch and can be made on either an overlocker or sewing machine
During the day we will make an easy fitting tunic top or dress using the Tilly and the Buttons &lsquo;Coco&rsquo; pattern (included in the workshop cost).&nbsp; Hannah will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success.&nbsp; You can choose to create this design as either a top or dress with a choice of neckline.
Bring your machine or overlocker - you can borrow a machine from the studio to construct your &nbsp;top or dress. &nbsp; Help is available all day as your create your garment.
I will be in touch before the workshop with a list of supplies you need and suggested retailers to purchase your fabric.&nbsp; Threads and other notions are available at Stitching Kitchen on the day.
Whats included - your pattern to keep which retails at &pound;15.50, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake.&nbsp;
What to bring - fabric and notions as per the list supplied prior to the class, lunch and your sewing machine or overlocker.&nbsp;

Learn to sew with stretch or knit fabrics in this encouraging and supportive workshop! The Tilly and the Buttons ‘Pearl’ pattern is a straightforward make for those who are looking to start or develop skills sewing with jersey and other stretch fabrics.  Pearl can be made using either a sewing machine or an overlocker. 

During the workshop, you will create a comfortable and wrap cardigan with a choice of long straight sleeves, short sleeves or balloon sleeves with cosy cuffs. 
What you will learn/achieve
Measuring accurately so you can selecting the right size 
Preparing fabric and pattern pieces - making adjustments if needed
Sewing techniques for stretch fabrics




What's included
Hands-on support throughout the day to ensure you get well on the way to a finished cardigan, if you choose the balloon sleeves or need lots of adjustments you may have some homework! 
Pearl printed sewing pattern (RRP £18.50) to keep 
Use of our Pfaff machines in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped studio.
Tea or coffee, and homemade cake 




What to bring
Fabric and notions - list will be provided on booking
Workshop materials kits will be available around a month before the workshop. 
Lunch

Please note that this workshop is held in our light and spacious first floor studio at Stitching Kitchen, which is accessible by stairs. 





About your tutor
Hannah has been crafting since she was a child, she loves textile art, making with fabric, thread and fibre. She teaches and shares her passion and skills in textile art, felt making and also dressmaking and quilting. 


If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.

Stitching Kitchen

A sewing workshop to create an easy fitting wrap cardigan which has a couple of different style options.  Full help is on hand to understand the pattern, cut out and assemble your garment.  

Jersey / Knit wrap cardigan - Pearl by Tilly and the Buttons

General admission

Learn to make a patchwork log cabin style cushion.&nbsp; We will create a log cabin cushion with a twist as you begin with a picture or piece of embroidery at its heart.&nbsp; During the day you will learn the basics of log cabin construction and some special hints and tips to help with using up cycled cloth and old clothing in the patchwork.&nbsp; We will also cover choosing colours to make your cushion really beautiful.
You can also make this a memory cushion as a keep sake, feel free to bring any fabric or old clothing which remind you of someone special. &nbsp;
What&#39;s included in the price?
All the fabric you need to construct and embellish the cushion. &nbsp; Access to the Stitching Kitchen stash of reclaimed and vintage fabrics. &nbsp; Full instruction and guidance from Hannah.&nbsp; A cuppa and a slice of cake.&nbsp; You will go home with a finished cushion complete with cushion pad.&nbsp;
What to bring along?
You may wish to bring along sentimental fabrics to include and perhaps a stitched / printed fabric centrepiece.&nbsp; Feel free to bring your own sewing machine but don&rsquo;t worry you can borrow one if you need to.&nbsp;

Learn to make a patchwork log cabin style cushion. We will create a log cabin cushion with a twist as you begin with a picture or piece of embroidery at its heart. During the day you will learn the basics of log cabin construction and some special hints and tips to help with using up cycled cloth and old clothing in the patchwork. We will also cover choosing colours to make your cushion really beautiful.
You can also make this a memory cushion as a keep sake, feel free to bring any fabric or old clothing which remind you of someone special.  
What's included in the price?
All the fabric you need to construct and embellish the cushion.  Access to the Stitching Kitchen stash of reclaimed and vintage fabrics.  Full instruction and guidance from Hannah. A cuppa and a slice of cake. You will go home with a finished cushion complete with cushion pad. 
What to bring along?
You may wish to bring along sentimental fabrics to include and perhaps a stitched / printed fabric centrepiece. Feel free to bring your own sewing machine but don’t worry you can borrow one if you need to. 

Stitch

Sewing

Arts & Crafts

Needlework

Create a log cabin patchwork cushion using up cycled fabric - bring your own sentimental fabric to make a memory cushion. Sewing machine project. 

Sew a Patchwork Log Cabin Style Cushion 

Make your own super versatile Sonny Jacket - so far I have made two (see the photos) in reclaimed denim and green needlecord. &nbsp;The pattern comes in two lengths with two collar options so you can really make this easy fit jacket your own. &nbsp;A copy of the pattern is included in the workshop (RRP &pound;18.50)&nbsp;Join us over three Friday daytime sessions to create your jacket:week one - choosing sizing and style, cutting out fabrics, applying interfacing&nbsp;week two - assembling the main jacket - creating the mock flat felled seams and pocket detailsweek three - tackling the collar and finishing the jacketAlthough the above is the plan we can adjust to suit each student, it is expected that some sewing is done at home too. &nbsp;No need to bring your machine as the Studio is full of our PFAFF demo sewing machines and overlockers.Fabric bundles are available with all notions needed - you can also source your fabrics just ping a message for the requirement list. &nbsp;If you fancy giving the up cycling jeans option a try I used three pairs in my cropped length jacket - best to find denim with minimal stretch.&nbsp;

Description

Come along to Stitching Kitchen and have fun with fabric and thread while creating your own super versatile Sonny Jacket in this two day workshop! This easy-fit jacket comes in two lengths and two collar options, allowing you to personalize your design. Whether you choose reclaimed denim or fresh new fabric, your finished jacket will be stylish and unique.




What you will learn/achieve
Taking accurate measurements, choosing suitable size and style
Making pattern adjustments, cutting fabrics, applying interfacing
Assembling the main jacket, mock flat-felled seams, pocket details
Tackling the collar, final construction, and finishing touches

While this is our planned structure, we can adapt to suit each student. Some sewing at home may be required.




What's included 
Full tuition in a small group setting
Use of our Pfaff sewing machines and overlockers
Sonny Jacket pattern to keep (RRP £18.50)
Tea, coffee, and homemade cake





What to bring
Fabric and notions - list will be provided on booking
Workshop materials kits will be available around a month before the workshop. 
If upcycling denim, you’ll need approx. three pairs of jeans (ideally with minimal stretch)
Lunch for each day.


Please note that this workshop is held in our light and spacious first floor studio at Stitching Kitchen, which is accessible by stairs. 





About your tutor
Hannah is an experienced textile artist passionate about fabric, thread, and sewing. She brings a wealth of knowledge in dressmaking and creative sewing techniques.

If you have any questions, feel free to get in touch.



Dressmaking

A simple jacket by Tilly and the Buttons - pattern included in the workshop cost - help on hand throughout this sewing workshop

Sonny Jacket - Sew with Hannah 

General Admission

Learn to sew with stretch or knit fabrics in this beginner-friendly workshop! The Tilly and the Buttons ‘Coco’ pattern is an ideal introduction to sewing jersey and can be made using either a sewing machine or an overlocker. 

During the workshop, you will create a comfortable and stylish tunic top or dress with a choice of necklines. 
What you will learn/achieve
Measuring accurately so you can selecting the right size 
Preparing fabric and pattern pieces - making adjustments if needed
Sewing techniques for stretch fabrics




What's included
Hands-on support throughout the day to ensure you leave with a finished garment you love! 
Coco printed sewing pattern (RRP £18.50) to keep 
Use of our Pfaff machines in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped studio.
Tea or coffee and homemade cake 




What to bring
Fabric and notions - list will be provided on booking
Workshop materials kits will be available around a month before the workshop. 
Lunch

Please note that this workshop is held in our light and spacious first floor studio at Stitching Kitchen, which is accessible by stairs. 





About your tutor
Hannah has been crafting since she was a child, she loves textile art, making with fabric, thread and fibre. She teaches and shares her passion and skills in textile art, felt making and also dressmaking and quilting. 


If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.

A sewing workshop to create an easy fitting top or dress which has a couple of different style options.  Full help is on hand to understand the pattern, cut out and assemble your garment.  

Jersey / Knit dress or top - Coco by Tilly and the Buttons

If you new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the dressmaking workshop for you!
During the one day workshop we will make an easy fitting tunic top or over the knee length dress using the Tilly and the Buttons &lsquo;Stevie&rsquo; pattern (included in the ticket).&nbsp; Helen&nbsp;will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success.&nbsp; You can choose to create this design as a top or dress.&nbsp;
We have Pfaff sewing machines in the studio for you to use to construct your top or dress. &nbsp; You are welcome to bring your own machine if you prefer. &nbsp;Help is available all day as you create your garment.
We will offer fabric bundles for this workshop which you can buy as an add on to your ticket. Just let me know and I can give you the fabric and notions list if you would prefer to shop for your own.&nbsp;
Whats included - your pattern to keep which retails at &pound;18.50, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake.&nbsp;
What to bring - fabric and notions unless you have purchased a bundle from us, lunch and your sewing machine if you wish.&nbsp;

Description
Are you new to sewing or looking to improve your skills? This dressmaking workshop is perfect for beginners or those wanting to refine their techniques, including learning to read and follow a pattern. 

During the session, you will create an easy-fitting tunic top or knee-length dress using the Tilly and the Buttons ‘Stevie’ pattern (included in your ticket). You can choose to make either the top or dress version. 




What you will learn/achieve
Measuring your body to select the right size 
Preparing your fabric ready to cut out the pattern
Learn what all the pattern markings mean
Construction of the garment




What’s included
Tilly and the Buttons ‘Stevie’ pattern (RRP £18.50) 
Full tuition and guidance throughout the day 
Use of our Pfaff sewing machines (or bring your own) 
Tea, coffee, and homemade cake 




What to bring
Fabric and notions - a list is provided on booking but you can also add a kit to your ticket - kits are normally launched a month before the workshop. 
You will use Pfaff machines in Stitching KItchen's fully equipped studio
Lunch 





Please note that this workshop is held in our light and spacious first floor studio at Stitching Kitchen, which is accessible by stairs. 




About your tutor
Hannah has been crafting since she was a child, she loves textile art, making with fabric, thread and fibre. She teaches and shares her passion and skills in textile art, felt making and also dressmaking and quilting. 

Join us for a fun and supportive day of sewing and leave with a beautiful handmade garment! 





If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.



Sewing Machine

A sewing workshop to create an easy fitting tunic top or dress which has a couple of different style options.  Full help is on hand to understand the pattern, cut out and assemble your dress.   

Stevie Dress or Tunic - Ideal first garment sewing project


If you new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you!
During the day we will make a cute, comfy smock top &lsquo;INDIGO&rdquo; the Tilly and the Buttons pattern (included in the workshop cost).&nbsp; Helen&nbsp;will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success.&nbsp; You can also choose to create this design in a longer length to make a dress.&nbsp;
Bring your machine or borrow one from the studio to construct your smock top or dress. &nbsp; Help is available all day as your create your garment.
If you would like to take advantage of the discounted fabric bundle for this workshop we will include enough lovely light weight cotton fabric for the largest size together with thread and interfacing. &nbsp;This pattern goes up to a UK24 (bust 48 inches).
Whats included - your pattern to keep, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake.&nbsp;
What to bring - fabric and notions as per the list supplied prior to the class (unless you would like to take advantage of the fabric bundle), lunch and your sewing machine if you wish.&nbsp;

If you new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you!
During the day we will make a cute, comfy smock top ‘INDIGO” the Tilly and the Buttons pattern (included in the workshop cost). Helen will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success. You can also choose to create this design in a longer length to make a dress. 
Bring your machine or borrow one from the studio to construct your smock top or dress.  Help is available all day as your create your garment.
If you would like to take advantage of the discounted fabric bundle for this workshop we will include enough lovely light weight cotton fabric for the largest size together with thread and interfacing. This pattern goes up to a UK24 (bust 48 inches).
Whats included - your pattern to keep, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake. 
What to bring - fabric and notions as per the list supplied prior to the class (unless you would like to take advantage of the fabric bundle), lunch and your sewing machine if you wish. 

Beginners sewing clothes workshop - create a top or dress using Tilly and the buttons Indigo pattern (included in cost of workshop)

Beginners Sewing Workshop -  Smock style top/dress 'Indigo'

Are you tired of spending hours searching shops for that perfect outfit, only to come up empty-handed? Do you have a favourite piece of clothing that you wish you could replicate in multiple fabrics and colours? Look no further! Our "Clone Your Wardrobe" sewing workshop is here to teach you the invaluable skill of making sewing patterns from your existing garments, without having to unpick or damage your favourite clothes.In this hands-on workshop, you&#39;ll embark on a creative journey that will empower you to re-create your most cherished clothing items and build a versatile wardrobe that truly reflects your style. In this first steps workshop you will take a simple garment and learn how to transform your favourite pieces into sewing patterns that you can use again and again.&nbsp;Workshop Highlights:&nbsp;**Clone Your Clothes**: You&#39;ll bring in a piece of clothing you adore, and under the guidance of our experienced sewing tutor Emma, you&#39;ll learn how to deconstruct it visually, measure its key components, and create a pattern that replicates its fit and style.**Pattern Alterations**: &nbsp;During the first toile you will learn how to modify and adjust your patterns to get the right fit according to your preferences.By the end of this workshop, you&#39;ll leave with the skills to transform your wardrobe and express your unique fashion sense. &nbsp;You will have made a first draft pattern and perhaps completed your first toile, in one day you are unlikely to have a completely finished garment but will leave with the skills to complete the task at home. &nbsp;Whether you&#39;re a beginner or an experienced sewist looking to refine your pattern-making abilities, "Clone Your Wardrobe" offers a fun and informative experience that will leave you with the tools to replicate your favourite clothes and embark on a journey of creative self-expression through sewing.Join us for this exciting workshop and unlock the potential to create a wardrobe full of clothing that you truly love, all while preserving your cherished originals. Don&#39;t miss out on this opportunity to become your very own fashion designer!Bring a couple of simple woven garments to learn how to copy your clothes. &nbsp;We can pick the best one to start with. &nbsp;Bring some fabric for the toiles (or purchase some calico here) of a similar weight to the original. &nbsp;You will also need your machine and sewing kit. &nbsp;As it is a full day please bring a packed lunch.&nbsp;We will provide pattern paper, drafting tools full tuition from Emma and tea and cake to keep you going.&nbsp;

Description
Are you tired of spending hours searching shops for that perfect outfit, only to come up empty-handed? Do you have a favourite piece of clothing that you wish you could replicate in multiple fabrics and colours? Look no further! Our "Clone Your Wardrobe" sewing workshop is here to teach you the invaluable skill of making sewing patterns from your existing garments, without having to unpick or damage your favourite clothes.
In this hands-on workshop, you'll embark on a creative journey that will empower you to re-create your most cherished clothing items and build a versatile wardrobe that truly reflects your style. In this first steps workshop you will take a simple garment and learn how to transform your favourite pieces into sewing patterns that you can use again and again. 
Workshop Highlights:
 **Clone Your Clothes**: You'll bring in a piece of clothing you adore, and under the guidance of our experienced sewing tutor Emma, you'll learn how to deconstruct it visually, measure its key components, and create a pattern that replicates its fit and style.
**Pattern Alterations**: During the first toile you will learn how to modify and adjust your patterns to get the right fit according to your preferences.
By the end of this workshop, you'll leave with the skills to transform your wardrobe and express your unique fashion sense. You will have made a first draft pattern and perhaps completed your first toile, in one day you are unlikely to have a completely finished garment but will leave with the skills to complete the task at home. 
Whether you're a beginner or an experienced sewist looking to refine your pattern-making abilities, "Clone Your Wardrobe" offers a fun and informative experience that will leave you with the tools to replicate your favourite clothes and embark on a journey of creative self-expression through sewing.
Join us for this exciting workshop and unlock the potential to create a wardrobe full of clothing that you truly love, all while preserving your cherished originals. Don't miss out on this opportunity to become your very own fashion designer!
Bring a couple of simple woven garments to learn how to copy your clothes. We can pick the best one to start with. We have plenty of sheeting fabric for the toiles if you are coping something heavier then bring some fabric of a similar weight to your garment.   
Make use of the sewing studio and its PFAFF sewing machines no need to bring your own.  




What you will learn/achieve
Skills to start cloning your wardrobe at home
Projects you'll complete: A first draft pattern and possibly a first toile




What's included
Tuition: full instruction and support in a small class (maximum of 6).
Use of our Pfaff machines in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped studio.
We will provide pattern paper, drafting tools, full tuition from Emma and tea and cake to keep you going. 
All materials and patterns are provided.




What to bring
Just bring yourself and your clothes! You will use Pfaff machines in Stitching KItchen's fully equipped studio and all materials will be provided.
A packed lunch.
Please note that this workshop is held in our light and spacious first floor studio at Stitching Kitchen, which is accessible by stairs.   




About your tutor
Emma is a skilled and patient tutor who enjoys teaching others the basics of sewing and showing how much fun it is being creative with fabric and thread.





If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.




Learn the skills you need to copy an existing garment without deconstructing it - Sewing is your superpower 

Clone Your Wardrobe: Learn to Create Patterns from Existing Garments

If you are new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you!
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During the day we will make a simple on-trend dungaree or pinafore dress &lsquo;CLEO&rdquo; the Tilly and the Buttons pattern (included in the workshop cost). Hannah will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success. You can choose to create this design in either a mini or knee length dress. 
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Bring your machine or borrow one from the studio to construct pinafore or dungaree dress. Help is available all day as your create your garment.
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I will be in touch before the workshop with a guide to how much fabric you will need and suggested retailers to purchase your fabric. Threads and other notions are available at Stitching Kitchen on the day.
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Whats included - your pattern to keep which retails at &pound;15.50, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake. 
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fr-original-style="" style="color: var(--text); font-size: var(--font-size); box-sizing: border-box;">What to bring - fabric, lunch and your sewing machine.&nbsp;

If you are new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you!
 
During the day we will make a simple on-trend dungaree or pinafore dress ‘CLEO” the Tilly and the Buttons pattern (included in the workshop cost). Hannah will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success. You can choose to create this design in either a mini or knee length dress. 
 
Bring your machine or borrow one from the studio to construct pinafore or dungaree dress. Help is available all day as your create your garment.
 
I will be in touch before the workshop with a guide to how much fabric you will need and suggested retailers to purchase your fabric. Threads and other notions are available at Stitching Kitchen on the day.
 
Whats included - your pattern to keep which retails at £15.50, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake. 
 
What to bring - fabric, lunch and your sewing machine. 

Clothes Making

A sewing workshop to create a simple dungaree dress which has a couple of different style options.  Full help is on hand to understand the pattern, cut out and assemble your dress.  Bring your own machine or borrow one from Stitching Kitchen.

Sewing Workshop - Dungaree or Pinafore Dress

If you&#39;re new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you!&nbsp;During the day we will make a pair of &lsquo;Jaimie&rsquo; pyjama bottoms or shorts using the Tilly and the buttons pattern worth &pound;18.50 (included in the workshop cost).&nbsp; Priti will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success.Bring your machine or borrow one of the PFAFF machines in the&nbsp; studio to construct your pyjama bottoms.&nbsp;&nbsp;Help is available all day as your create your garment.I can let you know what you need to purchase prior to the class or you can take advantage of the &nbsp;discounted fabric bundles from Stitching Kitchen - just add on to your ticket at checkout.&nbsp;Whats included - your pattern to keep, full tuition, tea/coffee and homemade cake.&nbsp;&nbsp;What to bring - fabric and notions as per the list supplied prior to the class, lunch and your sewing machine if you wish.&nbsp;

Description
If you're new to sewing or just want some tuition to improve your techniques or learn to read and follow a pattern this is the sewing workshop for you!

During the day we will make a pair of ‘Jaimie’ pyjama bottoms or shorts using the Tilly and the buttons pattern worth £18.50 (included in the workshop cost). Let us know if you would prefer to make the male version ‘Joe’.  We will teach you how to choose the right size for you, how to prepare the fabric and pattern to be set up for success.




What you will achieve
Laying and cutting out your fabric and pattern
Sewing the garment and learn about different seam finishes
Finish the day with a completed pair of PJ bottoms




What's included
Tuition: full instruction and support in a small class
A copy of the Pattern in hard copy - a printed PDF of Joe, if you choose the male version
Use of our PFAFF machines in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped studio.
Tea and cake.




What to bring
You will need 2.5m of lightweight cotton fabric, matching thread and waistband elastic.  We have kits available which you can add to your ticket at the checkout, details of fabric choices are pictured above. 

Please note that this workshop is held in our light and spacious first floor studio at Stitching Kitchen, which is accessible by stairs.   




About your tutor
Hannah is the owner of Stitching Kitchen. She has a wealth of experience in all aspects of sewing and embroidery and loves to share her skills.





If you have any questions, please feel free to get in touch.


Beginners sewing clothes workshop - create pyjama bottoms using Tilly and the buttons Jaimie pattern (included in cost of workshop)

Sewing Workshop - Beginners - PJ Bottoms 

During this two-hour session you will learn how to get the best possible print from the extensive collection of hand carved Indian Blocks I have in my workshop.&nbsp;
I will provide plenty of blocks to get your imagination running, this is an easy craft and ideal for everyone young and old and for any reluctant crafters, it makes for a fun activity for a party or gathering.&nbsp; You will print up a plain item or two to take home and I always have a wide range of textile paint to help you on the way.&nbsp;
You will go home with a completed item or perhaps two which are fully machine washable.&nbsp;
Refreshments are provided and I have a stock of new blocks and paints to purchase if you get bitten by the block printing bug.&nbsp;
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What&#39;s included -&nbsp;All materials are included, plain fabric to experiment on, a variety of fabric paints and a couple of projects to take away [tote bag, tea towel].&nbsp;Extra blank items can be purchased at the workshop as well as blocks and fabric paints to continue the crafting at home.
What to bring -&nbsp;do bring an apron and wear older clothes, we will be working with fabric paints which don&rsquo;t wash out!!! Apart from that, just bring yourself as all materials and equipment are included in this workshop.&nbsp;

During this two-hour session you will learn how to get the best possible print from the extensive collection of hand carved Indian Blocks I have in my workshop. 
I will provide plenty of blocks to get your imagination running, this is an easy craft and ideal for everyone young and old and for any reluctant crafters, it makes for a fun activity for a party or gathering. You will print up a plain item or two to take home and I always have a wide range of textile paint to help you on the way. 
You will go home with a completed item or perhaps two which are fully machine washable. 
Refreshments are provided and I have a stock of new blocks and paints to purchase if you get bitten by the block printing bug. 



What's included - All materials are included, plain fabric to experiment on, a variety of fabric paints and a couple of projects to take away [tote bag, tea towel]. Extra blank items can be purchased at the workshop as well as blocks and fabric paints to continue the crafting at home.
What to bring - do bring an apron and wear older clothes, we will be working with fabric paints which don’t wash out!!! Apart from that, just bring yourself as all materials and equipment are included in this workshop. 

During this two-hour session you will learn how to get the best possible print from the extensive collection of hand carved Indian Blocks I have in my workshop. 

Indian Block Printing Workshop

Discover Microsoft Fabric's architecture, master Data Engineering with OneLake and Spark, and elevate your skills in data warehousing and real-time processing. Compare SQL and KQL for better insights, and improve storytelling using Power BI. Finally, you will end with practical data science techniques and data management methods.
This course is ideal for those with a grasp of data concepts and cloud computing basics, especially in Microsoft Azure. Programming skills in SQL, Spark, and Python are beneficial but not mandatory. You'll begin with an introduction to Microsoft Fabric, delving into its objectives and success criteria, and explore the contrasting architectures of Lakehouse and Warehouse, along with insights into licensing, workspace creation, and configuration. Progress to mastering OneLake and Delta Lake, ensuring data security with authentication and authorization, while tackling Spark's complexities, data hub management, and warehouse management. This includes everything from understanding datasets and ingestion methods to utilizing Spark for real-time data processing, exploring SQL and KQL differences, and experiencing data flow architecture and Power BI visualizations in the Data Factory. The course concludes with a deep dive into Data Science and robust Data Management, ensuring you are equipped with the knowledge to control access, govern data, and monitor your systems effectively in any professional setting.
What You Will Learn
Discover the principles of data engineering in Microsoft Fabric, including Lakehouse and Delta Lake
Construct and manage data warehouses with Fabric's tools
Perform real-time analytics using SQL, KQL, and Spark
Build and execute data pipelines in the Data Factory module
Create compelling data stories through Power BI visualizations
Explore how to manage access control, governance, and monitoring in the Fabric environment
Audience
This course is perfect for citizen data practitioners and professionals in data infrastructure, offering insights into utilizing Microsoft Fabric for efficient workflows. Business analysts eager to enhance their expertise will find valuable lessons in data engineering practices, data lakes, and leveraging Power BI for dynamic reporting and visualization. Data scientists looking to integrate Fabric into their projects will explore model management and Azure services to elevate their analytical prowess.
Approach
The course adopts a hands-on, interactive approach, beginning with foundational Fabric principles and progressing through practical applications and real-world scenarios. Learners engage with the material through a mix of theoretical exploration and active problem-solving.
Key Features
From basics to advanced techniques across data engineering, warehousing, and science within the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem * Hands-on exercises and real-life case studies to apply what you've learned directly to your work * Equip yourself with the expertise required to lead in the data-driven world, with a focus on the latest tools and technologies
Github Repo
https://github.com/PacktPublishing/Microsoft-Fabric-Complete-Guide-The-Future-of-Data-with-Fabric
About the Author
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Henry Habib is a seasoned manager at a leading management consulting firm. He leverages his expertise to provide counsel on growth strategy, operation, and analytics to Fortune 500 companies. With a strong background in implementing data-driven solutions, Henry has a proven track record of making an impact in organizations of all sizes. He strongly advocates for no-code application development in business and deploys such solutions for his clients. These solutions are not only easier to understand but also quicker to implement. In addition to his consulting work, Henry is a dedicated professor who takes pleasure in guiding students toward success in various fields, ranging from case interviews to no-code application development and automation. His courses are designed to be engaging and informative, and he is always available to assist students in mastering challenging concepts.
Course Outline
1. Introduction
Learn about the course objectives, the instructors, and how to align analytical solutions with the needs of the clients.
1. Course Introduction
Get acquainted with the course's structure, goals, and the transformative skills you'll acquire.
2. Instructor's Introduction
Meet your instructors, Sawyer Nyquist a data professional from West Michigan, USA, holding the position of Sr. Data Engineering Consultant at Microsoft and Hitesh Govind, a cloud solutions architect from Southern California, USA, with a wide expertise in database administration and enterprise architecture.
3. Learning Objectives
The learning objective of the course is designed to enable data professionals to harness the power of Microsoft Fabric. It provides a thorough introduction, equipping you with the skills to craft and execute sophisticated analytics solutions that align with your strategic business goals for informed decision-making.
2. Microsoft Fabric
Explore the core of Microsoft Fabric, learning to align data engineering solutions with business goals and dive into practical steps for setting success metrics. Progress through an in-depth introduction, course navigation, and hands-on workspace configuration to fully grasp Fabric's capabilities and licensing options.
1. Understanding the Objectives
This video guides data engineering professionals on aligning IT solutions with business objectives, emphasizing the creation of meaningful and purpose-driven designs. It outlines a strategic methodology within Microsoft Fabric to drive value and optimize decision-making through stakeholder collaboration, data sourcing, and efficient architecture.
2. Success Criteria
This video emphasizes the importance of clear objectives and measurable outcomes in designing effective analytics solutions with Microsoft Fabric. It outlines steps to define success criteria, including aligning with business goals, setting measurable KPIs, establishing tracking methods, and periodic evaluations for optimizing data-driven solutions.
3. Introduction to Fabric
Receive an insightful introduction to the functionalities and benefits of Microsoft Fabric.
4. Course Roadmap
Discover the roadmap of our course, starting with an introduction and progressing through setting up the environment, understanding Microsoft Fabric's core concepts, and exploring data engineering, warehousing, integration, science, visualization, management, governance, and security to build a total solution.
5. Overview of Microsoft Fabric
Gain a broad understanding of Microsoft Fabric and its place in the data ecosystem.
6. Comparison of Lakehouse and Warehouse
Explore the distinctive features and advantages of Lakehouse compared to traditional Warehouses.
7. Fabric License Types
Learn about the different Fabric license types mainly PPU and Capacity, and which is best suited for your needs.
8. Signing-up to Fabric
Walk through the process of signing up and getting started with Fabric.
9. Workspaces Concept
Delve into the concept of workspaces and their role in Microsoft Fabric
10. Workspace Access Creation and Configuration
Step by step, learn how to create and configure access to Fabric workspaces.
11. Workspace Settings
Customize your workspace settings to optimize your Fabric environment.
3. Data Engineering
Delve into the essentials of Data Engineering in Microsoft Fabric with a focus on key components like OneLake, Lakehouse, and Delta Lake, and learn how to leverage these in data management. Discover the practicalities of data security, the creation and use of shortcuts, and gain expertise in using Spark and notebooks for efficient data processing and job monitoring within the Fabric ecosystem.
1. Introduction to Data Engineering in Fabric
Introduce yourself to the role of data engineering within the Fabric platform.
2. OneLake Introduction
Explore OneLake's features and how it integrates with the Microsoft Fabric ecosystem.
3. Lakehouse
Understand the Lakehouse methodology and its application in data management.
4. Delta Lake
Discover the capabilities of Delta Lake and its significance in data engineering.
5. OneLake Explorer
Take a tour of OneLake Explorer and its utilities for data exploration.
6. Authentication and Authorization
Examine the critical security aspects of authentication and authorization in Fabric.
7. Introduction to Shortcuts
Get to grips with the use of shortcuts for efficient navigation and operation within Fabric.
8. Creating Shortcuts
Learn the process of creating shortcuts to streamline your data engineering tasks.
9. Monitoring and Data Hubs
Understand how to monitor data hubs and maintain data integrity within Fabric.
10. Introduction to Lakehouse
Dive into an introduction of Lakehouse, setting the stage for advanced learning.
11. Lakehouse Architecture
Dissect the architecture of a Lakehouse and how it supports data management.
12. Lakehouse vs Warehouse
Compare and contrast Lakehouse with Warehouse architectures for informed decision-making.
13. What is Spark?
Explore what Spark is and how it revolutionizes data processing within Fabric.
14. Notebook Overview
This video introduces the core development tools in Microsoft Fabric, focusing on how data engineers can effectively use notebooks for data transformations and Spark job executions, with a hands-on approach to creating and connecting notebooks to lakehouses.
15. Web based and VS Code Notebooks
This video explores the development options available in VS Code for working with Microsoft Fabric notebooks, highlighting the process of downloading and setting up the VS Code editor, and addressing the current challenges and potential for future enhancements in the local development environment.
16. Spark and Monitoring Spark Jobs
Delve into the integration of Spark in monitoring and managing data jobs efficiently.
4. Data Warehouse
This section covers the A to Z of data warehousing in Microsoft Fabric, from the basics and data modeling to advanced data ingestion techniques using pipelines and dataflows. Enhance your proficiency in managing data within Fabric, executing cross-database queries, and creating insightful Power BI reports, all while mastering roles, permissions, and performance management for optimal data governance.
1. Introduction
Start with a primer on data warehousing concepts and their relevance in the data ecosystem.
2. Default Dataset and Modelling
Understand how to work with default datasets and their role in modeling within Fabric
3. Ingest Methods
Learn about various data ingestion methods and how to apply them in your work.
4. Load Data Introduction
Introduce the foundational steps for loading data into your Lakehouse.
5. Data loading into Lakehouse
Delve into the process of transferring data into the Lakehouse environment.
6. Load Data using Pipeline -Part 1
Discover the first part of using pipelines for data loading, setting the stage for advanced techniques.
7. Load Data using Dataflows
Understand how dataflows are used within Fabric for efficient data loading.
8. Load Data using Pipeline -Part 2
Continue learning about loading data using pipelines, enhancing your understanding and skills.
9. Models and Power BI Reports
Explore how to build models and generate Power BI reports from your data.
10. Cross-database Query
Learn how to execute cross-database queries within Fabric for comprehensive insights.
11. Roles and Permissions
Understand the roles and permissions framework within Fabric for effective data governance.
12. Performance Management
Focus on performance management to ensure your data solutions are optimized for efficiency.
5. Real-time Analytics
In this section, uncover the nuances of real-time analytics within Microsoft Fabric by comparing SQL with KQL, and deepening your understanding of KSQL databases and query sets. Gain practical knowledge of KSQLMagic and learn how Spark integrates with Fabric to empower your real-time data analysis.
1. SQL vs KQL
Compare SQL and KQL to understand their applications in real-time analytics.
2. Create, Process and Monitor
Learn how to create, process, and monitor real-time data processes within Fabric.
3. KSQL Queryset
Dive into the details of KSQL queryset and its applications in data analytics.
4. KSQL Database
Explore the structure and functions of a KSQL database for real-time data insights.
5. KSQLMagic
Get familiar with KSQLMagic and its role in enhancing real-time analytics operations.
6. Spark
Understand how Spark supports real-time analytics and its integration with Fabric.
6. Data Factory
Explore the full capabilities of Data Factory within Microsoft Fabric, from its core architecture and workspace setup to the intricacies of data flows, pipelines, and Gen2 transformations. Learn to automate and monitor data processes effectively with notebooks, script activities, and pipeline executions, all while navigating seamlessly between different Fabric workspaces.
1. What is Data Factory?
Discover what Data Factory is and its importance in the data management landscape
2. Data Flows and Pipelines
Examine the concepts of data flows and pipelines crucial for data operations.
3. Architecture
Delve into the architecture of Data Factory and how it fits into the larger ecosystem.
4. Workspace Setup
Learn the essentials of setting up your workspace for optimal use of Data Factory.
5. Control Table and Copy Data
Understand the role of the control table and the process of copying data within Fabric.
6. Metadata Copy Pattern
Explore the metadata copy pattern and its significance in data replication and management.
7. Script Activity
Learn about script activities and their application in automating data tasks.
8. Data Flows Gen2 Introduction
Introduce yourself to Gen2 data flows and their capabilities within Fabric.
9. Data Flows Gen2 Continuation
Continue your exploration of Gen2 data flows for a deeper understanding of their functionality.
10. Pipeline Execution
Gain insights into the execution of pipelines and how to manage them effectively.
11. Shortcut to Other Workspaces
Learn shortcuts to navigate between different workspaces efficiently within Fabric.
12. Notebooks
Explore how notebooks are used within Data Factory for data processing and analytics.
13. Data Flow Gen2 Transformations
Dive into the transformations possible with Data Flow Gen2 and their practical applications.
14. Pipelines, Notebooks and Parameters
Understand how pipelines, notebooks, and parameters work together to streamline data processes.
15. Notebooks Monitoring in Pipelines
Learn the best practices for monitoring notebooks within pipelines to ensure smooth operations.
7. Data Visualization with Power BI
This section delves into Power BI's integration with Microsoft Fabric, showcasing the enhanced interface, version control features for efficient change management, and the utilization of Direct Lake for real-time data insights within the Power BI environment.
1. Power BI and Fabric
This video introduces the integration of Power BI with Microsoft Fabric, highlighting its familiar yet evolved interface and the bundling with Azure Data Services, and addresses the new capabilities and changes for long-time Power BI users transitioning to Fabric.
2. Version Control
Learn about version control in Power BI to manage and track changes effectively.
3. Direct Lake
Understand the concept of Direct Lake and its application in Power BI for real-time insights.
8. Data Science
Uncover the essentials of data science within Microsoft Fabric, from a basic understanding to the detailed data science process and practical model management. Engage with exercises that reinforce learning and discover how to save and manage models effectively on the Fabric platform.
1. What is Data Science?
Get an introduction to the field of data science and its relevance in the modern data world.
2. Data Science Process
Dive into the data science process, from hypothesis to actionable insights.
3. Items and Models
Explore the various items and models used in data science within the Fabric platform.
4. Exercise
Engage in hands-on exercises to apply data science concepts practically.
5. Saving Models
Learn the process of saving models within Fabric for future use and reference.
6. Model Management
Delve into model management, an essential skill for any data scientist working with Fabric.
9. Data Management
This section introduces the fundamentals of data management in data-driven organizations, covering critical aspects such as access control for security, governance for integrity and compliance, and monitoring techniques for optimal data health and performance within the Fabric platform.
1. Introduction
Begin with an introduction to data management and its critical role in data-driven organizations.
2. Access Control
Gain an understanding of access control measures to secure your data environment.
3. Governance
Learn about governance principles to maintain data integrity and compliance.
4. Monitoring
Explore monitoring techniques to keep a pulse on your data's health and performance.

Packt

Data Engineering

Data Science

Data Visualization

Data Management

Discover Microsoft Fabric's architecture, master Data Engineering with OneLake and Spark, and elevate your skills in data warehousing and real-time processing. Compare SQL and KQL for better insights, and improve storytelling using Power BI. Finally, you will end with practical data science techniques and data management methods.

Microsoft Fabric Complete Guide - The Future of Data with Fabric

<div id="course-pills-1">Duration1 Days6 CPD hoursThis course is intended forThe primary audience for this course is data professionals who are familiar with data modeling, extraction, and analytics. It is designed for professionals who are interested in gaining knowledge about Lakehouse architecture, the Microsoft Fabric platform, and how to enable end-to-end analytics using these technologies. Job role: Data Analyst, Data Engineer, Data ScientistOverviewDescribe end-to-end analytics in Microsoft Fabric Describe core features and capabilities of lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric Create a lakehouse Ingest data into files and tables in a lakehouse Query lakehouse tables with SQL Configure Spark in a Microsoft Fabric workspace Identify suitable scenarios for Spark notebooks and Spark jobs Use Spark dataframes to analyze and transform data Use Spark SQL to query data in tables and views Visualize data in a Spark notebook Understand Delta Lake and delta tables in Microsoft Fabric Create and manage delta tables using Spark Use Spark to query and transform data in delta tables Use delta tables with Spark structured streaming Describe Dataflow (Gen2) capabilities in Microsoft Fabric Create Dataflow (Gen2) solutions to ingest and transform data Include a Dataflow (Gen2) in a pipelineThis course is designed to build your foundational skills in data engineering on Microsoft Fabric, focusing on the Lakehouse concept. This course will explore the powerful capabilities of Apache Spark for distributed data processing and the essential techniques for efficient data management, versioning, and reliability by working with Delta Lake tables. This course will also explore data ingestion and orchestration using Dataflows Gen2 and Data Factory pipelines. This course includes a combination of lectures and hands-on exercises that will prepare you to work with lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric.</div><div id="course-pills-2"><h4>Introduction to end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric</h4><ul><li>Explore end-to-end analytics with Microsoft Fabric</li><li>Data teams and Microsoft Fabric</li><li>Enable and use Microsoft Fabric</li><li>Knowledge Check</li></ul><h4>Get started with lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric</h4><ul><li>Explore the Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse</li><li>Work with Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses</li><li>Exercise - Create and ingest data with a Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse</li></ul><h4>Use Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric</h4><ul><li>Prepare to use Apache Spark</li><li>Run Spark code</li><li>Work with data in a Spark dataframe</li><li>Work with data using Spark SQL</li><li>Visualize data in a Spark notebook</li><li>Exercise - Analyze data with Apache Spark</li></ul><h4>Work with Delta Lake Tables in Microsoft Fabric</h4><ul><li>Understand Delta Lake</li><li>Create delta tables</li><li>Work with delta tables in Spark</li><li>Use delta tables with streaming data</li><li>Exercise - Use delta tables in Apache Spark</li></ul><h4>Ingest Data with DataFlows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric</h4><ul><li>Understand Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric</li><li>Explore Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric</li><li>Integrate Dataflows (Gen2) and Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric</li><li>Exercise - Create and use a Dataflow (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric</li></ul></div>

Duration
1 Days
6 CPD hours
This course is intended for
The primary audience for this course is data professionals who are familiar with data modeling, extraction, and analytics. It is designed for professionals who are interested in gaining knowledge about Lakehouse architecture, the Microsoft Fabric platform, and how to enable end-to-end analytics using these technologies.
Job role: Data Analyst, Data Engineer, Data Scientist
Overview
Describe end-to-end analytics in Microsoft Fabric
Describe core features and capabilities of lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric
Create a lakehouse
Ingest data into files and tables in a lakehouse
Query lakehouse tables with SQL
Configure Spark in a Microsoft Fabric workspace
Identify suitable scenarios for Spark notebooks and Spark jobs
Use Spark dataframes to analyze and transform data
Use Spark SQL to query data in tables and views
Visualize data in a Spark notebook
Understand Delta Lake and delta tables in Microsoft Fabric
Create and manage delta tables using Spark
Use Spark to query and transform data in delta tables
Use delta tables with Spark structured streaming
Describe Dataflow (Gen2) capabilities in Microsoft Fabric
Create Dataflow (Gen2) solutions to ingest and transform data
Include a Dataflow (Gen2) in a pipeline
This course is designed to build your foundational skills in data engineering on Microsoft Fabric, focusing on the Lakehouse concept. This course will explore the powerful capabilities of Apache Spark for distributed data processing and the essential techniques for efficient data management, versioning, and reliability by working with Delta Lake tables. This course will also explore data ingestion and orchestration using Dataflows Gen2 and Data Factory pipelines. This course includes a combination of lectures and hands-on exercises that will prepare you to work with lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric.
Introduction to end-to-end analytics using Microsoft Fabric
Explore end-to-end analytics with Microsoft Fabric
Data teams and Microsoft Fabric
Enable and use Microsoft Fabric
Knowledge Check
Get started with lakehouses in Microsoft Fabric
Explore the Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse
Work with Microsoft Fabric Lakehouses
Exercise - Create and ingest data with a Microsoft Fabric Lakehouse
Use Apache Spark in Microsoft Fabric
Prepare to use Apache Spark
Run Spark code
Work with data in a Spark dataframe
Work with data using Spark SQL
Visualize data in a Spark notebook
Exercise - Analyze data with Apache Spark
Work with Delta Lake Tables in Microsoft Fabric
Understand Delta Lake
Create delta tables
Work with delta tables in Spark
Use delta tables with streaming data
Exercise - Use delta tables in Apache Spark
Ingest Data with DataFlows Gen2 in Microsoft Fabric
Understand Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric
Explore Dataflows (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric
Integrate Dataflows (Gen2) and Pipelines in Microsoft Fabric
Exercise - Create and use a Dataflow (Gen2) in Microsoft Fabric

Nexus Human

Microsoft AZ-900

Apache Spark

Big Data Analytics

Data Skills

Microsoft AZ-303

DP-601T00 Implementing a Lakehouse with Microsoft Fabric

<div id="course-pills-1">Duration5 Days30 CPD hoursThis course is intended forFabric Architect Administrator DeveloperOverviewPlease refer to Overview.There is no course like this available on the market; it will start from the beginning of standing up a Hyperledger Fabric v1.4 Network. This course will accommodate architects with very little-to-no experience on Fabric, and give them the knowledge necessary for perform the role of a Fabric Architect, Administrator and Developer.This course is a combination of the following two courses:Hyperledger Fabric v1.4: Architecting, Designing and Deploying a Network (3 days)Hyperledger Training: Developing on Hyperledger Fabric (2 days)</div><div id="course-pills-2"><h4>This course is a combination of these two courses, view each for the combined outline:</h4><ul><li>Hyperledger Fabric v1.4 - Architecting, Designing and Deploying a Network</li><li>Developing on Hyperledger Fabric 1.4</li><li></li></ul></div>

Duration
5 Days
30 CPD hours
This course is intended for
Fabric Architect
Administrator
Developer
Overview
Please refer to Overview.
There is no course like this available on the market; it will start from the beginning of standing up a Hyperledger Fabric v1.4 Network. This course will accommodate architects with very little-to-no experience on Fabric, and give them the knowledge necessary for perform the role of a Fabric Architect, Administrator and Developer.This course is a combination of the following two courses:Hyperledger Fabric v1.4: Architecting, Designing and Deploying a Network (3 days)Hyperledger Training: Developing on Hyperledger Fabric (2 days)
This course is a combination of these two courses, view each for the combined outline:
Hyperledger Fabric v1.4 - Architecting, Designing and Deploying a Network
Developing on Hyperledger Fabric 1.4


Trainers Course

Hyperledger Fabric Engineer (Bootcamp)

<div id="course-pills-1">Duration2 Days12 CPD hoursOverviewUnderstand why Blockchain is needed and where Explore the major components of BlockchainLearn about Hyperledger Fabric and the structure of the Hyperledger ArchitectureLean the features of the Fabric model including chaincode, SDKs, Ledger, Security and Membership ServicesPerform comprehensive labs on writing chaincodeExplore the architecture of Hyperledger FabricUnderstand and perform in depth labs on Bootstrapping the NetworkPerform comprehensive labs to integrate/develop an application with Hyperledger Fabric running a smart contractBuild applications on Hyperledger FabricCourse Outline:This training course has been created to walk you through Chaincode Development, Testing, and Deployment for a Hyperledger Fabric Network catering specifically toward Golang written Chaincode (Fabric?s original Chaincode Language). Additionally as an Application Developer you will learn how to write, and prepare Client Applications using the most mature Standard Development Kit in Hyperledger Fabric, NodeJS.</div><div id="course-pills-2"><h4>Blockchain Basics (Overview)</h4><h4>Hyperledger Fabric Development Environment</h4><h4>Knowing the Difference: Composer</h4><h4>Chaincode Use Cases</h4><h4>Chaincode Basics</h4><h4>Golang Shim Development</h4><h4>Databases for the Developer</h4><h4>Chaincode Dev. Deployment and Interactions</h4><h4>Clients &amp; SDK Development: Fabric-Network</h4><h4>Clients &amp; SDK Development: Fabric-Client Interactions</h4><h4>Logging and Monitoring</h4></div>

Duration
2 Days
12 CPD hours
Overview
Understand why Blockchain is needed and where Explore the major components of BlockchainLearn about Hyperledger Fabric and the structure of the Hyperledger ArchitectureLean the features of the Fabric model including chaincode, SDKs, Ledger, Security and Membership ServicesPerform comprehensive labs on writing chaincodeExplore the architecture of Hyperledger FabricUnderstand and perform in depth labs on Bootstrapping the NetworkPerform comprehensive labs to integrate/develop an application with Hyperledger Fabric running a smart contractBuild applications on Hyperledger FabricCourse Outline:
This training course has been created to walk you through Chaincode Development, Testing, and Deployment for a Hyperledger Fabric Network catering specifically toward Golang written Chaincode (Fabric?s original Chaincode Language). Additionally as an Application Developer you will learn how to write, and prepare Client Applications using the most mature Standard Development Kit in Hyperledger Fabric, NodeJS.
Blockchain Basics (Overview)Hyperledger Fabric Development EnvironmentKnowing the Difference: ComposerChaincode Use CasesChaincode BasicsGolang Shim DevelopmentDatabases for the DeveloperChaincode Dev. Deployment and InteractionsClients & SDK Development: Fabric-NetworkClients & SDK Development: Fabric-Client InteractionsLogging and Monitoring

Blockchain Developer

Developing on Hyperledger Fabric 1.4

CREATING WITH DISSOLVABLE FABRIC + NICKY SIMPSONONLINE ON-DEMANDFEES:&nbsp; FULL COURSE &pound;35Unlock your creativity with our innovative dissolvable fabric online course! Join textile artist&nbsp;NICKY SIMPSON in a series of engaging video tutorials, perfect for learning at your own pace. The effect of this technique can look like lace, created with free hand machine embroidery. Designs can be formed from your own drawn designs, or with adding haberdashery. They can also be formed into 3D shapes! Start creating today!&nbsp;WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:This short course is suitable for anyone interested in learning a new exciting and fun textile skill. There are video tutorials, downloadable step-by-step guides and other resources to support you throughout the course. <img src="https://images.cademy.co.uk/textiles-skills-centre/6ccb3b7b-0479-4edf-98f6-c0195235e1d5/original.jpeg" style="width: 602px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; user-select: none; max-width: 100%; position: relative; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="width: 602px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center;" fr-original-class="fr-draggable"> <hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">WHAT TO EXPECT:This is a online course which offers a series of short video tutorials, where you can practice alongside Nicky. Each video can be paused and rewound. There are also downloadable step-by-step guides that accompany each tutorial.Video Tutorial 1: One Layer Sample Video Tutorial 2: Sandwich of Threads Video Tutorial 3: Nature Inspired Video Tutorial 4: 3D Outcomes &nbsp; <hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">WHAT YOU WILL NEED:<ul style="margin-bottom: 0cm; margin-top: 0cm; box-sizing: border-box;" type="disc" fr-original-style="margin-bottom:0cm;margin-top:0cm;"><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" id="isPasted" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Dissolvable fabric</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Sewing machine with free hand capacity&nbsp;</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Wooden embroidery hoop</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Variety of thread colours to match theme&nbsp;</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Scraps bag of haberdashery and threads, ribbons etc</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Bowl of warm water to dissolve fabric</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Plastic flat base for drying fabric <img src="https://images.cademy.co.uk/textiles-skills-centre/5c170e67-7907-4faa-ac0f-08c6024333f7/original.jpeg" style="width: 622px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; user-select: none; max-width: 100%; position: relative; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="width: 622px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center;" fr-original-class="fr-draggable"> <hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;"> LEARNING OUTCOMES:</li></ul><ul type="disc" fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: border-box;"><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Learn and practice a new and exciting skill.</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Develop confidence and enhance your skills.</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Create exciting lace effect techniques</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">An artistic activity created with your sewing machine</li><li style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Artistic activities provide an outlet for self-expression, whether you are an artist or not, creative expression promotes positive well-being</li></ul><div fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: border-box;"><span contenteditable="false" style="width: 665px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center; max-width: 100%; position: relative;" draggable="false" fr-original-style="width: 665px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center;" fr-original-class="fr-img-caption fr-draggable"><img src="https://images.cademy.co.uk/textiles-skills-centre/3ac2f1ac-9829-498b-94c0-fa9086638ead/original.jpeg" style="width: 665px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; user-select: none; max-width: 100%; position: relative; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="width: 665px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center;" fr-original-class="fr-draggable"><span contenteditable="true" fr-original-style="" style="outline: transparent solid 0px; box-sizing: border-box; display: block; font-size: 14px; font-weight: 400; margin: auto; opacity: 0.9; padding: 5px 5px 10px; text-align: center; width: 100%;" fr-original-class="fr-inner">DISSOLVABLE FABRIC-3D OUTCOMES</div><div fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: border-box;"> </div><hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;"><div fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: border-box;">COURSE DEVELOPER</div><div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); text-align: left; box-sizing: border-box;" id="isPasted" fr-original-style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); text-align: left;">Nicky Simpson&nbsp;BA(Hons) Textiles Design: Specialising in print.</div><div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style=" color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> </div><div fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: border-box;"><img src="https://images.cademy.co.uk/textiles-skills-centre/a8281a15-48a5-47dd-9056-7e382d674af0/original.jpeg" style="width: 229px; display: inline-block; vertical-align: bottom; margin: 5px 0px; text-align: left; max-width: calc(100% - 5px); float: left; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; user-select: none; position: relative; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="width: 229px; display: inline-block; vertical-align: bottom; margin: 5px 0px; text-align: left; max-width: calc(100% - 5px); float: left;" fr-original-class="fr-draggable wysiwyg_padded_img_cls">&nbsp; This course has been developed by NICKY SIMPSON who has &nbsp; developed many face-to-face and online courses, as well as &nbsp; delivering workshops in schools, at Festival Of Quilts, Knitting &amp; Stitching Show, Stitch Festival and for the National Trust. </div><div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); text-align: left; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); text-align: left;"> </div>Nicky&rsquo;s own work is creating arts and craft mostly with a heat press, featuring both machine and hand embroidery. Much of her work incorporates the flora found naturally in our beautiful English countryside.&nbsp; <hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;"><div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); box-sizing: border-box;" id="isPasted" fr-original-style=" color: rgb(0, 0, 0);"> </div><div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); box-sizing: border-box;" id="isPasted" fr-original-style=" color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">Feedback for other online courses developed by Nicky:&nbsp;</div><div style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style=" color: rgb(0, 0, 0);">&#39;I have completed this course this weekend and really enjoyed myself. I brushed up on some techniques I already knew, and can now see some new ideas for them. I really enjoyed the new techniques that I had shied away from before, as I thought they would be too tricky! The tutorial videos are very clear with great demos. Can&#39;t wait to experiment more.&#39;</div><hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">Other Online Courses:-The following short course on Free Hand Machine Embroidery will be very useful to create the techniques on this course.Introduction To Free Hand Machine Embroidery<a href="https://www.textilesskillscentre.com/online-courses-for-teachers/?layout=grid&list=96588471-8ca5-4913-8623-d58739587566&cadpath=textiles-skills-centre%2Fintro-free-embroidery" fr-original-style="" style="user-select: auto; font-size: var(--font-size); box-sizing: border-box; cursor: pointer; text-decoration: inherit;">Online Courses (For Teachers) - Textiles Skills Centre</a><img src="https://images.cademy.co.uk/textiles-skills-centre/5d986705-6ef9-4955-9b1b-8050d944a560/original.png" style="width: 501px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center; cursor: pointer; padding: 0px 1px; user-select: none; max-width: 100%; position: relative; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="width: 501px; display: block; vertical-align: top; margin: 5px auto; text-align: center;" fr-original-class="fr-draggable"><hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">

CREATING WITH DISSOLVABLE FABRIC + NICKY SIMPSON
ONLINE ON-DEMAND
FEES: FULL COURSE £35
Unlock your creativity with our innovative dissolvable fabric online course! Join textile artist NICKY SIMPSON in a series of engaging video tutorials, perfect for learning at your own pace. The effect of this technique can look like lace, created with free hand machine embroidery. Designs can be formed from your own drawn designs, or with adding haberdashery. They can also be formed into 3D shapes! Start creating today! 
WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:
This short course is suitable for anyone interested in learning a new exciting and fun textile skill. There are video tutorials, downloadable step-by-step guides and other resources to support you throughout the course.




WHAT TO EXPECT:
This is a online course which offers a series of short video tutorials, where you can practice alongside Nicky. Each video can be paused and rewound. There are also downloadable step-by-step guides that accompany each tutorial.
Video Tutorial 1: One Layer Sample
Video Tutorial 2: Sandwich of Threads
Video Tutorial 3: Nature Inspired
Video Tutorial 4: 3D Outcomes
 



WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
Dissolvable fabric
Sewing machine with free hand capacity
Wooden embroidery hoop
Variety of thread colours to match theme
Scraps bag of haberdashery and threads, ribbons etc
Bowl of warm water to dissolve fabric

LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Learn and practice a new and exciting skill.
Develop confidence and enhance your skills.
Create exciting lace effect techniques
An artistic activity created with your sewing machine
Artistic activities provide an outlet for self-expression, whether you are an artist or not, creative expression promotes positive well-being



COURSE DEVELOPER Nicky Simpson BA(Hons) Textiles Design: Specialising in print.

This course has been developed by NICKY SIMPSON who has developed many face-to-face and online courses, as well as delivering workshops in schools, at Festival Of Quilts, Knitting & Stitching Show, Stitch Festival and for the National Trust.
Nicky’s own work is creating arts and craft mostly with a heat press, featuring both machine and hand embroidery. Much of her work incorporates the flora found naturally in our beautiful English countryside. 





Feedback for other online courses developed by Nicky: 'I have completed this course this weekend and really enjoyed myself. I brushed up on some techniques I already knew, and can now see some new ideas for them. I really enjoyed the new techniques that I had shied away from before, as I thought they would be too tricky! The tutorial videos are very clear with great demos. Can't wait to experiment more.'



Other Online Courses:-
The following short course on Free Hand Machine Embroidery will be very useful to create the techniques on this course.
Introduction To Free Hand Machine Embroidery
Online Courses (For Teachers) - Textiles Skills Centre







Textiles Skills Centre

Textiles

Short online course showing creative methods of using dissolvable fabric in Art Textiles.

Creating with Dissolvable Fabric (Online On-Demand)

<div id="course-pills-1">Duration3 Days18 CPD hoursThis course is intended forDevelopers AdministratorsOverviewUnderstand why Blockchain is needed and where Explore the major components of Blockchain Learn about Hyperledger Fabric v1.1 and the structure of the Hyperledger Architecture Lean the features of the Fabric model including chaincode, SDKs, Ledger, Security and Membership Services Perform comprehensive labs on writing chaincode Explore the architecture of Hyperledger Fabric v1.1 Understand and perform in depth labs on Bootstrapping the Network Gain a detailed understanding of the benefits, components and architecture of Hyperledger Composer Learn Hyperledger Explorer and Hyperledger Composer Playground Perform comprehensive labs to integrate/develop an application with Hyperledger Fabric running a smart contract Build applications on Hyperledger Fabric v1.1This instructor-led Hyperledger training course is designed for developers and administrators who want to take a comprehensive deep dive on Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Composer. This Hyperledger training course has several comprehensive labs, giving you real world experience.In 3 days, you will learn the need for blockchain applications, where blockchain is used, and about Hyperledger Fabric, the open source framework for developing blockchain applications and solutions with a modular architecture.</div><div id="course-pills-2"><h4>Introduction to Blockchain</h4><ul><li>Introduction to Blockchain</li><li>What is Blockchain</li><li>Types of network</li><li>Public network</li><li>Permissioned network</li><li>Private network</li><li>Need for Blockchain Components of Blockchain</li><li>Consensus</li><li>Provenance</li><li>Immutability</li><li>Finality</li><li>Where can Blockchain be used</li><li>Example on Blockchain</li></ul><h4>How Blockchain Works</h4><ul><li>How Blockchain Works</li><li>Structure of Blockchain</li><li>Block</li><li>Hash</li><li>Blockchain</li><li>Distributed</li><li>Lifecycle of Blockchain</li><li>Smart Contract</li><li>Consensus Algorithm</li><li>Proof of Work</li><li>Proof of Stake</li><li>Practical Byzantine</li><li>Fault Tolerance</li><li>Actors of Blockchain</li><li>Blockchain developer</li><li>Blockchain operator</li><li>Blockchain regulator</li><li>Blockchain user</li><li>Membership service provider</li><li>Building A Small Blockchain Application</li></ul><h4>Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric v1.1</h4><ul><li>Introduction to Hyperledger</li><li>What is Hyperledger</li><li>Why Hyperledger</li><li>Where can Hyperledger be used</li><li>Hyperledger Architecture</li><li>Membership</li><li>Blockchain</li><li>Transaction</li><li>Chaincode</li><li>Hyperledger Fabric</li><li>Features of Hyperledger</li><li>Fabric Installation of prerequisite</li></ul><h4>Getting Started With Fabric Model</h4><ul><li>The Fabric Model</li><li>Features of Fabric Model</li><li>Chaincode</li><li>SDKs</li><li>Ledger</li><li>Privacy through channels</li><li>Security and Membership services</li><li>Assets</li><li>Consensus</li><li>Components of Fabric Model</li><li>Peer</li><li>Orderer</li><li>Certificate Authority</li><li>Building your network</li></ul><h4>Chaincode</h4><ul><li>Chaincode</li><li>Chaincode API</li><li>How to write a Chaincode</li><li>Lab Work</li></ul><h4>Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric v1.1</h4><ul><li>Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric</li><li>Transaction</li><li>Ledger</li><li>Nodes</li><li>Peer</li><li>Endorser</li><li>Ordering Nodes</li><li>Channels</li><li>Certificate Authority</li><li>Transaction Flow</li><li>Lab Work</li></ul><h4>Bootstrapping</h4><ul><li>Bootstrapping the Network</li><li>Introduction</li><li>Lab Work</li><li>Task 1 - Generate the crypto material for the various participants.</li><li>Task 2 - Generate the genesis block for the Orderer node and start ordering service (solo node).</li><li>Task 3 - Generated the configuration transaction block to create a new channel.</li><li>Task 4 - Sign the configuration block and create the new channel.</li><li>Task 5 - Make peers of all the organizations join the channel that we created in Task 4</li></ul><h4>Introdcution to Hyperledger Explorer</h4><ul><li>Introduction To Hyperledger Explorer</li><li>Block Details Peer List</li><li>Chaincode List</li><li>Transaction Details</li><li>Installation of Hyperledger Explorer</li><li>Starting the Explorer App</li></ul><h4>Introduction to Hyperledger Composer</h4><ul><li>Introduction</li><li>Components of Hyperledger Composer</li><li>Benefits of Hyperledger Composer</li><li>Key Concepts</li><li>Hyperledger Composer Solution</li><li>Installation</li></ul><h4>Hyperledger Composer Playground</h4><ul><li>Hyperledger Composer Playground</li><li>Introduction</li><li>Playground Overview Lab Work</li></ul></div><div id="course-pills-3"><h4>Additional course details:</h4> Nexus Humans Hyperledger Training - Developing on Hyperledger Fabric training program is a workshop that presents an invigorating mix of sessions, lessons, and masterclasses meticulously crafted to propel your learning expedition forward. This immersive bootcamp-style experience boasts interactive lectures, hands-on labs, and collaborative hackathons, all strategically designed to fortify fundamental concepts. Guided by seasoned coaches, each session offers priceless insights and practical skills crucial for honing your expertise. Whether you're stepping into the realm of professional skills or a seasoned professional, this comprehensive course ensures you're equipped with the knowledge and prowess necessary for success. While we feel this is the best course for the Hyperledger Training - Developing on Hyperledger Fabric course and one of our Top 10 we encourage you to read the course outline to make sure it is the right content for you. Additionally, private sessions, closed classes or dedicated events are available both live online and at our training centres in Dublin and London, as well as at your offices anywhere in the UK, Ireland or across EMEA.</div>

Duration
3 Days
18 CPD hours
This course is intended for
Developers
Administrators
Overview
Understand why Blockchain is needed and where 
Explore the major components of Blockchain
Learn about Hyperledger Fabric v1.1 and the structure of the Hyperledger Architecture
Lean the features of the Fabric model including chaincode, SDKs, Ledger, Security and Membership Services
Perform comprehensive labs on writing chaincode
Explore the architecture of Hyperledger Fabric v1.1
Understand and perform in depth labs on Bootstrapping the Network
Gain a detailed understanding of the benefits, components and architecture of Hyperledger Composer
Learn Hyperledger Explorer and Hyperledger Composer Playground
Perform comprehensive labs to integrate/develop an application with Hyperledger Fabric running a smart contract
Build applications on Hyperledger Fabric v1.1
This instructor-led Hyperledger training course is designed for developers and administrators who want to take a comprehensive deep dive on Hyperledger Fabric and Hyperledger Composer. This Hyperledger training course has several comprehensive labs, giving you real world experience.In 3 days, you will learn the need for blockchain applications, where blockchain is used, and about Hyperledger Fabric, the open source framework for developing blockchain applications and solutions with a modular architecture.
Introduction to Blockchain
Introduction to Blockchain
What is Blockchain
Types of network
Public network
Permissioned network
Private network
Need for Blockchain Components of Blockchain
Consensus
Provenance
Immutability
Finality
Where can Blockchain be used
Example on Blockchain
How Blockchain Works
How Blockchain Works
Structure of Blockchain
Block
Hash
Blockchain
Distributed
Lifecycle of Blockchain
Smart Contract
Consensus Algorithm
Proof of Work
Proof of Stake
Practical Byzantine
Fault Tolerance
Actors of Blockchain
Blockchain developer
Blockchain operator
Blockchain regulator
Blockchain user
Membership service provider
Building A Small Blockchain Application
Introduction to Hyperledger Fabric v1.1
Introduction to Hyperledger
What is Hyperledger
Why Hyperledger
Where can Hyperledger be used
Hyperledger Architecture
Membership
Blockchain
Transaction
Chaincode
Hyperledger Fabric
Features of Hyperledger
Fabric Installation of prerequisite
Getting Started With Fabric Model
The Fabric Model
Features of Fabric Model
Chaincode
SDKs
Ledger
Privacy through channels
Security and Membership services
Assets
Consensus
Components of Fabric Model
Peer
Orderer
Certificate Authority
Building your network
Chaincode
Chaincode
Chaincode API
How to write a Chaincode
Lab Work
Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric v1.1
Architecture of Hyperledger Fabric
Transaction
Ledger
Nodes
Peer
Endorser
Ordering Nodes
Channels
Certificate Authority
Transaction Flow
Lab Work
Bootstrapping
Bootstrapping the Network
Introduction
Lab Work
Task 1 - Generate the crypto material for the various participants.
Task 2 - Generate the genesis block for the Orderer node and start ordering service (solo node).
Task 3 - Generated the configuration transaction block to create a new channel.
Task 4 - Sign the configuration block and create the new channel.
Task 5 - Make peers of all the organizations join the channel that we created in Task 4
Introdcution to Hyperledger Explorer
Introduction To Hyperledger Explorer
Block Details Peer List
Chaincode List
Transaction Details
Installation of Hyperledger Explorer
Starting the Explorer App
Introduction to Hyperledger Composer
Introduction
Components of Hyperledger Composer
Benefits of Hyperledger Composer
Key Concepts
Hyperledger Composer Solution
Installation
Hyperledger Composer Playground
Hyperledger Composer Playground
Introduction
Playground Overview Lab Work
Additional course details:
Nexus Humans Hyperledger Training - Developing on Hyperledger Fabric training program is a workshop that presents an invigorating mix of sessions, lessons, and masterclasses meticulously crafted to propel your learning expedition forward. 

This immersive bootcamp-style experience boasts interactive lectures, hands-on labs, and collaborative hackathons, all strategically designed to fortify fundamental concepts.

Guided by seasoned coaches, each session offers priceless insights and practical skills crucial for honing your expertise. Whether you're stepping into the realm of professional skills or a seasoned professional, this comprehensive course ensures you're equipped with the knowledge and prowess necessary for success.

While we feel this is the best course for the Hyperledger Training - Developing on Hyperledger Fabric course and one of our Top 10 we encourage you to read the course outline to make sure it is the right content for you.

Additionally, private sessions, closed classes or dedicated events are available both live online and at our training centres in Dublin and London, as well as at your offices anywhere in the UK, Ireland or across EMEA.


Hyperledger Training - Developing on Hyperledger Fabric

FABRIC MANIPULATION SKILLS: 5 (ONLINE)
(Shadowfolds, Paper & Fabric Manipulation)
THIS TRAINING ROOM IS AVAILABLE NOW & YOU CAN BOOK ON WHENEVER YOU ARE READY.
(12 Months Access)
What/Who is this Training Room for?
This online Training Room is aimed at Textile and Art teachers who are either new to teaching GCSE/A Level or those who want to add to their resources, learning easy to teach textiles skills and techniques and create a sketchbook resource that can be used in the classroom by students. The techniques will be linked to relevant artists and designers and we will show a creative process from developed to refined ideas.
This Training Room is the 5th in a series for Constructed Textiles Skills and covers shadowfolds, 
Paper & Fabric Manipulation techniques, as examples to show design development to final outcome.  
Each Course takes you through selecting a theme; How to then source primary and gives suggestions for relevant artist/designers to base the techniques on. It then takes you through developing initial ideas and learning first how to do and then further refine the techniques.
The Fabric Manipulation Skills Series:
Tucks, English & American Smocking
Slashing & Fabric Weaving
Shirring, Crashing & Heat Shibori
Ruffles, Gathering & Pleating
Shadowfolds, Paper & Fabric Manipulation
Inspirational Techniques for Restricted Resources: American Smocking; Shadowfolds; Paper Pleating, Paper Weaving & Paper Manipulation



What you will gain by joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room:
Working through each unit you will learn how to choose a strong and workable theme, find inspiration through selecting appropriate artists and designers and develop primary sources into refined samples.
You will gain:
An understanding of how to link themes, primary sources and contextual research of designers and artists.
Clear and visual presentations, in bitesize units, to enable better teaching in art textiles and D&T.
Clear and easy to follow short demonstrations on 'how to' do textiles techniques.
Exemplar ideas for textiles design development and practical strategies to create a higher challenge classroom.
Printable handouts of templates and step-by-step instructions for use in teaching.
Useful video links to exemplar work of others.
Guidance and info on other resources that could support your teaching.
Learn, practice and make constructed techniques samplers using both machine and by hand.
How to link these techniques to relevant artists and designers and take them forward in the design process.
Link these constructed techniques to refined ideas for final outcomes and use these ideas in a sketch book or poster to use as a classroom resource.
How this can be used by learners independently in the classroom
Understand how to develop knowledge of constructed techniques from KS3, creating independent, confident and enthusiastic learners at KS4/5.



What is special about the Textiles Skills Centre Training Rooms?
The Textiles Skills Centre training room is an experience that delivers textiles skills, knowledge and understanding in bite sized units. It is a unique learning concept which allows you to learn at your own pace and still contribute, ask questions and network with other teachers through the training room discussion page.
Your curator is NICKY SIMPSON, a contemporary textiles artist, who has 12 years teaching experience, heading up Fashion & Textiles at Hillview School in Kent and a previous 22 year career as a print designer in the heart of London. She has also mentored many graduate trainees, taken workshops at the Knitting & Stitching show, volunteers as an art therapist and for the past 5 years, has been a workshop developer and leader for Textile and Art teachers on behalf of the Textile Skills Academy.



Advantages of joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room?
Work/study can be done at home as well as school
No need to be away from your lessons
5-6 hours of training in a one stop shop
No cover needed for your classes
No travel arrangements or costs
Best use of time: flexible access, revisit when needed, ready-to-use resources
Unlimited access to the training room for 12 months from date of booking, with handouts to download and links to other useful resources.
Nicky is always at hand to ask those nagging questions. Time and dates will be announced with the facebook course group and sent to you y email, with a request to join the session.



What Teachers are saying about the Training Rooms?
"I have completed this course this weekend and really enjoyed myself. I brushed up on some techniques I already knew, and can now see some new ideas for them. I really enjoyed the new techniques that I had shied away from before, as I thought they would be too tricky! The tutorial videos are very clear with great demos. Can't wait to experiment more."
"Wow, what a real treat your course is. AMAZING work.Would be super for any teacher, experienced or NQT. And a great place to share ideas and create a bank of ideas. You are offering so many resources for the money people will be paying. An absolute bargain at that price. I have thoroughly enjoyed working through the course."
"Just a quick email. Started the course this morning. Doing honey comb unit this afternoon. So far extremely informative. Easy step by step instructions with clear delivery."
"Hi, just completed the Online Constructed Skills course and really enjoyed making the samples. Have brushed up on a few skills – (the tucks) and have learnt new ones with the smocking, I have always wanted to try it but thought it might be too complicated. Just love the lattice – now I have that under my belt, I will be researching a few more techniques."
"I've just completed an online Constructed Textiles course with the Textiles Skills Academy and I'd like to recommend it to anyone that teaches Art Textiles. I've wanted to attend one of their courses for a while now and with lock down I have managed to succeed. Its a great course! Full of help sheets, video tutorials and samples to make BUT best of all is that as its taught by teachers so it links perfectly to GCSE and A level AOs. I can't wait to get back into the classroom to share my new skills."
"Thanks so much for today’s Zoom session, it was great to end the course with some live action 😁. I didn’t join in the conversations as I’m an art technician rather than a teacher. We don’t teach textiles at my school so when students want to use textiles they come to me. I’m really loving the techniques. I’ll sign up for the next one after half term." Sarah



Terms and conditions
Your ticket is not refundable or exchangeable once you have enrolled on the course. You can register and join at any time. 
Once registered, teachers will be given UNLIMITED access to an on-line training room and all the resources for 12 months. Training provides videos of each presentation and handouts to download, demonstration videos for each technique, templates and images that you can use within school, links to further information and useful resources. It is your ONE STOP SHOP!
What do you need to gain access to the training room?
To access the training room you will need a Facebook account and access to the internet. The training can be accessed on a mobile device, tablet or computer.
To gain access to the Training Room after booking, you will be sent an order confrmation email which will have your link to the Training Room. 
Click on the link and once in the Training Room you need to request to join. You will be asked 2 questions before being given access: 
Your Full Name.
Agree to TSC rules, Terms & Conditions
Link to T&Cs: https://www.textilesskillscentre.com/online-course-tandc/



The Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Rooms are developed by Textiles Skills Centre
This Training Room is one of a series developed on Fabric Manipulation Skills.
Visit our website for more online courses and other events: https://www.textileskillscentre.com/online-events/
The Textiles Skills Centre also manages the Facebook Closed Group for teachers. To join the closed group go to: TEXTILE TEACHERS CENTRE

Fashion Crafts

An online Training Room for Teachers of GCSE & A Level Textiles for both Art & Design and D&T. 

Fabric Manipulation Skills: 5 (Online On-Demand Course)

FABRIC MANIPULATION SKILLS: 1 (ONLINE)
(Tucks, English & American Smocking)
THIS TRAINING ROOM IS AVAILABLE NOW & YOU CAN BOOK ON WHENEVER YOU ARE READY.
(12 Months Access)
What/Who is this Training Room for?
This online Training Room is aimed at Textile and Art teachers who are either new to teaching GCSE/A Level or those who want to add to their resources, learning easy to teach textiles skills and techniques and create a sketchbook resource that can be used in the classroom by students. The techniques will be linked to relevant artists and designers and we will show a creative process from developed to refined ideas.
This Training Room is the 1st in a series for Fabric Manipulation Skills and covers Tucks, English & American Smocking techniques, as examples to show design development to final outcome. Each Course takes you through selecting a theme; How to then source primary and gives suggestions for relevant artist/designers to base the techniques on. It then takes you through developing initial ideas and learning first how to do and then further refine the techniques.
The Fabric Manipulation Skills Series:
Tucks, English & American Smocking
Slashing & Fabric Weaving
Shirring, Crashing & Heat Shibori
Ruffles, Gathering & Pleating
Shadowfolds, Paper & Fabric Manipulation
Inspirational Techniques for Restricted Resources: American Smocking; Shadowfolds; Paper Pleating, Paper Weaving & Paper Manipulation



What you will gain by joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room:
Working through each unit you will learn how to choose a strong and workable theme, find inspiration through selecting appropriate artists and designers and develop primary sources into refined samples.
You will gain:
An understanding of how to link themes, primary sources and contextual research of designers and artists.
Clear and visual presentations, in bitesize units, to enable better teaching in art textiles and D&T.
Clear and easy to follow short demonstrations on 'how to' do textiles techniques.
Exemplar ideas for textiles design development and practical strategies to create a higher challenge classroom.
Printable handouts of templates and step-by-step instructions for use in teaching.
Useful video links to exemplar work of others.
Guidance and info on other resources that could support your teaching.
Learn, practice and make constructed techniques samplers using both machine and by hand.
How to link these techniques to relevant artists and designers and take them forward in the design process.
Link these constructed techniques to refined ideas for final outcomes and use these ideas in a sketch book or poster to use as a classroom resource.
How this can be used by learners independently in the classroom
Understand how to develop knowledge of constructed techniques from KS3, creating independent, confident and enthusiastic learners at KS4/5.



What is special about the Textiles Skills Centre Training Rooms?
The Textiles Skills Centre training room is an experience that delivers textiles skills, knowledge and understanding in bite sized units. It is a unique learning concept which allows you to learn at your own pace and still contribute, ask questions and network with other teachers through the training room discussion page.
Your curator is NICKY SIMPSON, a contemporary textiles artist, who has 12 years teaching experience, heading up Fashion & Textiles at Hillview School in Kent and a previous 22 year career as a print designer in the heart of London. She has also mentored many graduate trainees, taken workshops at the Knitting & Stitching show, volunteers as an art therapist and for the past 5 years, has been a workshop developer and leader for Textile and Art teachers on behalf of the Textile Skills Academy.



Advantages of joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room?
Work/study can be done at home as well as school
No need to be away from your lessons
5-6 hours of training in a one stop shop
No cover needed for your classes
No travel arrangements or costs
Best use of time: flexible access, revisit when needed, ready-to-use resources
Unlimited access to the training room for 12 months from date of booking, with handouts to download and links to other useful resources.
Nicky is always at hand to ask those nagging questions. Time and dates will be announced with the facebook course group and sent to you y email, with a request to join the session.



What Teachers are saying about the Training Rooms?
"I have completed this course this weekend and really enjoyed myself. I brushed up on some techniques I already knew, and can now see some new ideas for them. I really enjoyed the new techniques that I had shied away from before, as I thought they would be too tricky! The tutorial videos are very clear with great demos. Can't wait to experiment more."
"Wow, what a real treat your course is. AMAZING work.Would be super for any teacher, experienced or NQT. And a great place to share ideas and create a bank of ideas. You are offering so many resources for the money people will be paying. An absolute bargain at that price. I have thoroughly enjoyed working through the course."
"Just a quick email. Started the course this morning. Doing honey comb unit this afternoon. So far extremely informative. Easy step by step instructions with clear delivery."
"Hi, just completed the Online Constructed Skills course and really enjoyed making the samples. Have brushed up on a few skills – (the tucks) and have learnt new ones with the smocking, I have always wanted to try it but thought it might be too complicated. Just love the lattice – now I have that under my belt, I will be researching a few more techniques."
"I've just completed an online Constructed Textiles course with the Textiles Skills Academy and I'd like to recommend it to anyone that teaches Art Textiles. I've wanted to attend one of their courses for a while now and with lock down I have managed to succeed. Its a great course! Full of help sheets, video tutorials and samples to make BUT best of all is that as its taught by teachers so it links perfectly to GCSE and A level AOs. I can't wait to get back into the classroom to share my new skills."
"Thanks so much for today’s Zoom session, it was great to end the course with some live action 😁. I didn’t join in the conversations as I’m an art technician rather than a teacher. We don’t teach textiles at my school so when students want to use textiles they come to me. I’m really loving the techniques. I’ll sign up for the next one after half term." Sarah



Terms and conditions
Your ticket is not refundable or exchangeable once you have enrolled on the course. You can register and join at any time. 
Once registered, teachers will be given UNLIMITED access to an on-line training room and all the resources for 12 months. Training provides videos of each presentation and handouts to download, demonstration videos for each technique, templates and images that you can use within school, links to further information and useful resources. It is your ONE STOP SHOP!
What do you need to gain access to the training room?
To access the training room you will need a Facebook account and access to the internet. The training can be accessed on a mobile device, tablet or computer.
To gain access to the Training Room after booking, you will be sent an order confrmation email which will have your link to the Training Room. 
Click on the link and once in the Training Room you need to request to join. You will be asked 2 questions before being given access: 
Your Full Name.
Agree to TSC rules, Terms & Conditions
Link to T&Cs: https://www.textilesskillscentre.com/online-course-tandc/



The Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Rooms are developed by Textiles Skills Centre
This Training Room is one of a series developed on Fabric Manipulation Skills.
Visit our website for more online courses and other events: https://www.textileskillscentre.com/online-events/
The Textiles Skills Centre also manages the Facebook Closed Group for teachers. To join the closed group go to: TEXTILE TEACHERS CENTRE

Fabric Manipulation Skills: 1 (Online On-Demand Course)

FABRIC MANIPULATION SKILLS: 3 (ONLINE)
(Heat Shibori, Crashing & Shirring)
THIS TRAINING ROOM IS AVAILABLE NOW & YOU CAN BOOK ON WHENEVER YOU ARE READY.
(12 Months Access)



What/Who is this Training Room for?
This online Training Room is aimed at Textile and Art teachers who are either new to teaching GCSE/A Level or those who want to add to their resources, learning easy to teach textiles skills and techniques and create a sketchbook resource that can be used in the classroom by students. The techniques will be linked to relevant artists and designers and we will show a creative process from developed to refined ideas.
This Training Room is the 3rd in a series for Constructed Textiles Skills and covers Heat Shibori, 
Crashing & Shirring techniques as examples to show design development to final outcome. 
Each Course takes you through selecting a theme; How to then source primary and gives suggestions for relevant artist/designers to base the techniques on. It then takes you through developing initial ideas and learning first how to do and then further refine the techniques.
The Fabric Manipulation Skills Series:
Tucks, English & American Smocking
Slashing & Fabric Weaving
Shirring, Crashing & Heat Shibori
Ruffles, Gathering & Pleating
Shadowfolds, Paper & Fabric Manipulation
Inspirational Techniques for Restricted Resources: American Smocking; Shadowfolds; Paper Pleating, Paper Weaving & Paper Manipulation



What you will gain by joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room:
Working through each unit you will learn how to choose a strong and workable theme, find inspiration through selecting appropriate artists and designers and develop primary sources into refined samples.
You will gain:
An understanding of how to link themes, primary sources and contextual research of designers and artists.
Clear and visual presentations, in bitesize units, to enable better teaching in art textiles and D&T.
Clear and easy to follow short demonstrations on 'how to' do textiles techniques.
Exemplar ideas for textiles design development and practical strategies to create a higher challenge classroom.
Printable handouts of templates and step-by-step instructions for use in teaching.
Useful video links to exemplar work of others.
Guidance and info on other resources that could support your teaching.
Learn, practice and make constructed techniques samplers using both machine and by hand.
How to link these techniques to relevant artists and designers and take them forward in the design process.
Link these constructed techniques to refined ideas for final outcomes and use these ideas in a sketch book or poster to use as a classroom resource.
How this can be used by learners independently in the classroom
Understand how to develop knowledge of constructed techniques from KS3, creating independent, confident and enthusiastic learners at KS4/5.



What is special about the Textiles Skills Centre Training Rooms?
The Fabric Manipulation Skills training room is an experience that delivers textiles skills, knowledge and understanding in bite sized units. It is a unique learning concept which allows you to learn at your own pace and still contribute, ask questions and network with other teachers through the training room discussion page.
Your curator is NICKY SIMPSON, a contemporary textiles artist, who has 12 years teaching experience, heading up Fashion & Textiles at Hillview School in Kent and a previous 22 year career as a print designer in the heart of London. She has also mentored many graduate trainees, taken workshops at the Knitting & Stitching show, volunteers as an art therapist and for the past 5 years, has been a workshop developer and leader for Textile and Art teachers on behalf of the Textile Skills Academy.



Advantages of joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room?
Work/study can be done at home as well as school
No need to be away from your lessons
5-6 hours of training in a one stop shop
No cover needed for your classes
No travel arrangements or costs
Best use of time: flexible access, revisit when needed, ready-to-use resources
Unlimited access to the training room for 12 months from date of booking, with handouts to download and links to other useful resources.
Nicky is always at hand to ask those nagging questions. Time and dates will be announced with the facebook course group and sent to you y email, with a request to join the session.



What Teachers are saying about the Training Rooms?
"I have completed this course this weekend and really enjoyed myself. I brushed up on some techniques I already knew, and can now see some new ideas for them. I really enjoyed the new techniques that I had shied away from before, as I thought they would be too tricky! The tutorial videos are very clear with great demos. Can't wait to experiment more."
"Wow, what a real treat your course is. AMAZING work.Would be super for any teacher, experienced or NQT. And a great place to share ideas and create a bank of ideas. You are offering so many resources for the money people will be paying. An absolute bargain at that price. I have thoroughly enjoyed working through the course."
"Just a quick email. Started the course this morning. Doing honey comb unit this afternoon. So far extremely informative. Easy step by step instructions with clear delivery."
"Hi, just completed the Online Constructed Skills course and really enjoyed making the samples. Have brushed up on a few skills – (the tucks) and have learnt new ones with the smocking, I have always wanted to try it but thought it might be too complicated. Just love the lattice – now I have that under my belt, I will be researching a few more techniques."
"I've just completed an online Constructed Textiles course with the Textiles Skills Academy and I'd like to recommend it to anyone that teaches Art Textiles. I've wanted to attend one of their courses for a while now and with lock down I have managed to succeed. Its a great course! Full of help sheets, video tutorials and samples to make BUT best of all is that as its taught by teachers so it links perfectly to GCSE and A level AOs. I can't wait to get back into the classroom to share my new skills."
"Thanks so much for today’s Zoom session, it was great to end the course with some live action 😁. I didn’t join in the conversations as I’m an art technician rather than a teacher. We don’t teach textiles at my school so when students want to use textiles they come to me. I’m really loving the techniques. I’ll sign up for the next one after half term." Sarah



Terms and Conditions
Your ticket is not refundable or exchangeable once you have enrolled on the course. You can register and join at any time. 
Once registered, teachers will be given UNLIMITED access to an on-line training room and all the resources for 12 months. Training provides videos of each presentation and handouts to download, demonstration videos for each technique, templates and images that you can use within school, links to further information and useful resources. It is your ONE STOP SHOP!
What do you need to gain access to the training room?
To access the training room you will need a Facebook account and access to the internet. The training can be accessed on a mobile device, tablet or computer.
To gain access to the Training Room after booking, you will be sent an order confrmation email which will have your link to the Training Room. 
Click on the link and once in the Training Room you need to request to join. You will be asked 2 questions before being given access: 
Your Full Name.
Agree to TSC rules, Terms & Conditions
Link to T&Cs: https://www.textilesskillscentre.com/online-course-tandc/



The Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Rooms are developed by Textiles Skills Centre
This Training Room is one of a series developed on Fabric Manipulation Skills.
Visit our website for more online courses and other events: https://www.textileskillscentre.com/online-events/
The Textiles Skills Centre also manages the Facebook Closed Group for teachers. To join the closed group go to: TEXTILE TEACHERS CENTRE

Fabric Manipulation Skills: 3 (Online On-Demand Course)

FABRIC MANIPULATION SKILLS: 2 (ONLINE)
(Slashing, Fabric & Paper Weaving & Loom Weaving)
THIS TRAINING ROOM IS AVAILABLE NOW & YOU CAN BOOK ON WHENEVER YOU ARE READY.
(12 Months Access)



What/Who is this Training Room for?
This online Training Room is aimed at Textile and Art teachers who are either new to teaching GCSE/A Level or those who want to add to their resources, learning easy to teach textiles skills and techniques and create a sketchbook resource that can be used in the classroom by students. The techniques will be linked to relevant artists and designers and we will show a creative process from developed to refined ideas.
This Training Room is the 2nd in a series for Constructed Textiles Skills and covers Slashing, Weaving and 
Loom Weaving techniques as examples to show design development to final outcome.
Each Course takes you through selecting a theme; How to then source primary and gives suggestions for relevant artist/designers to base the techniques on. It then takes you through developing initial ideas and learning first how to do and then further refine the techniques.
The Fabric Manipulation Skills Series:
Tucks, English & American Smocking
Slashing & Fabric Weaving
Shirring, Crashing & Heat Shibori
Ruffles, Gathering & Pleating
Shadowfolds, Paper & Fabric Manipulation
Inspirational Techniques for Restricted Resources: American Smocking; Shadowfolds; Paper Pleating, Paper Weaving & Paper Manipulation



What you will gain by joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room:
Working through each unit you will learn how to choose a strong and workable theme, find inspiration through selecting appropriate artists and designers and develop primary sources into refined samples.
You will gain:
An understanding of how to link themes, primary sources and contextual research of designers and artists.
Clear and visual presentations, in bitesize units, to enable better teaching in art textiles and D&T.
Clear and easy to follow short demonstrations on 'how to' do textiles techniques.
Exemplar ideas for textiles design development and practical strategies to create a higher challenge classroom.
Printable handouts of templates and step-by-step instructions for use in teaching.
Useful video links to exemplar work of others.
Guidance and info on other resources that could support your teaching.
Learn, practice and make constructed techniques samplers using both machine and by hand.
How to link these techniques to relevant artists and designers and take them forward in the design process.
Link these constructed techniques to refined ideas for final outcomes and use these ideas in a sketch book or poster to use as a classroom resource.
How this can be used by learners independently in the classroom
Understand how to develop knowledge of constructed techniques from KS3, creating independent, confident and enthusiastic learners at KS4/5.



What is special about the Textiles Skills Centre Training Rooms?
The Fabric Manipulation Skills training room is an experience that delivers textiles skills, knowledge and understanding in bite sized units. It is a unique learning concept which allows you to learn at your own pace and still contribute, ask questions and network with other teachers through the training room discussion page.
Your curator is NICKY SIMPSON, a contemporary textiles artist, who has 12 years teaching experience, heading up Fashion & Textiles at Hillview School in Kent and a previous 22 year career as a print designer in the heart of London. She has also mentored many graduate trainees, taken workshops at the Knitting & Stitching show, volunteers as an art therapist and for the past 5 years, has been a workshop developer and leader for Textile and Art teachers on behalf of the Textile Skills Academy.



Advantages of joining the Fabric Manipulation Skills Training Room?
Work/study can be done at home as well as school
No need to be away from your lessons
5-6 hours of training in a one stop shop
No cover needed for your classes
No travel arrangements or costs
Best use of time: flexible access, revisit when needed, ready-to-use resources
Unlimited access to the training room for 12 months from date of booking, with handouts to download and links to other useful resources.
Nicky is always at hand to ask those nagging questions. Time and dates will be announced with the facebook course group and sent to you y email, with a request to join the session.



What Teachers are saying about the Training Rooms?
"I have completed this course this weekend and really enjoyed myself. I brushed up on some techniques I already knew, and can now see some new ideas for them. I really enjoyed the new techniques that I had shied away from before, as I thought they would be too tricky! The tutorial videos are very clear with great demos. Can't wait to experiment more."
"Wow, what a real treat your course is. AMAZING work.Would be super for any teacher, experienced or NQT. And a great place to share ideas and create a bank of ideas. You are offering so many resources for the money people will be paying. An absolute bargain at that price. I have thoroughly enjoyed working through the course."
"Just a quick email. Started the course this morning. Doing honey comb unit this afternoon. So far extremely informative. Easy step by step instructions with clear delivery."
"Hi, just completed the Online Constructed Skills course and really enjoyed making the samples. Have brushed up on a few skills – (the tucks) and have learnt new ones with the smocking, I have always wanted to try it but thought it might be too complicated. Just love the lattice – now I have that under my belt, I will be researching a few more techniques."
"I've just completed an online Constructed Textiles course with the Textiles Skills Academy and I'd like to recommend it to anyone that teaches Art Textiles. I've wanted to attend one of their courses for a while now and with lock down I have managed to succeed. Its a great course! Full of help sheets, video tutorials and samples to make BUT best of all is that as its taught by teachers so it links perfectly to GCSE and A level AOs. I can't wait to get back into the classroom to share my new skills."
"Thanks so much for today’s Zoom session, it was great to end the course with some live action 😁. I didn’t join in the conversations as I’m an art technician rather than a teacher. We don’t teach textiles at my school so when students want to use textiles they come to me. I’m really loving the techniques. I’ll sign up for the next one after half term." Sarah



Terms and conditions
Your ticket is not refundable or exchangeable once you have enrolled on the course. You can register and join at any time. 
Once registered, teachers will be given UNLIMITED access to an on-line training room and all the resources for 12 months. Training provides videos of each presentation and handouts to download, demonstration videos for each technique, templates and images that you can use within school, links to further information and useful resources. It is your ONE STOP SHOP!
What do you need to gain access to the training room?
To access the training room you will need a Facebook account and access to the internet. The training can be accessed on a mobile device, tablet or computer.
To gain access to the Training Room after booking, you will be sent an order confrmation email which will have your link to the Training Room. 
Click on the link and once in the Training Room you need to request to join. You will be asked 2 questions before being given access: 
Your Full Name.
Agree to TSC rules, Terms & Conditions
Link to T&Cs: https://www.textilesskillscentre.com/online-course-tandc/



The Constructed Textiles Skills Training Rooms are developed by Textiles Skills Centre
This Training Room is one of a series developed on Fabric Manipulation Skills.
Visit our website for more online courses and other events: https://www.textileskillscentre.com/online-events/
The Textiles Skills Centre also manages the Facebook Closed Group for teachers. To join the closed group go to: TEXTILE TEACHERS CENTRE

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