323 Stitch courses

Weekend machine patchwork course - spread across two Saturday dates. Learn how to cut, sew, sandwich, quilt and bind to create your own jelly roll quilt.

Join us at Stitching Kitchen for a wonderful few hours learning how to create a rag rug Christmas wreath while enjoying a cuppa and some minced pies

A starting class covering the absolute basics of free motion embroidery with plenty of hints and tips to get your started with this very satisfying technique.

Create a bird or animal in this needle felting wool sculpture workshop. Learn a new skills, make friends and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere in the creative space at Stitching Kitchen

Improving with stretch fabric - next steps with your overlocker / serger. Spend 3 hours playing with your overlocker to develop your knowledge and get to grips with Seaming, Flatlocking, Blind Hems, Pintucks, Lettuce edging, Rolled Hems and Complex fabric handling e.g. velvet/chiffon/spandex

Spend a day with Jane Charles and dip into the wonderful blue world of indigo dyeing

A dressmaking day at Stitching Kitchen making the Tulip dress with Emma Smith

Elevate your crochet skills and enhance your wellbeing with our Intermediate On-Demand Crochet Course. Perfect for those who have mastered the basics and are ready to take their craft to the next level, this course is guided by an experienced tutor who shares advanced techniques and creative projects through detailed, step-by-step video tutorials. Dive into more intricate patterns, learn to tackle complex stitches, and create stunning, handmade pieces that reflect your growing expertise. Beyond the joy of crafting, crochet is a proven way to reduce stress and promote mindfulness, making this course not just a creative journey, but a soothing and fulfilling experience.

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

'You Touched My Heart' Appliqué class is a great introduction to raw edge appliqué, quilting, adding a flange and top stitching. For the cushion, you'll be adding a zip. This doesn't have to be scary