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14 Textiles courses in Maltby delivered Live Online

Tea 'N Chat - LINDA HARVEY Textiles Artist

5.0(3)

By Textiles Skills Centre

Tea 'N Chat free event - Talk with Textile Artist and Teacher LINDA HARVEY

Tea 'N Chat - LINDA HARVEY Textiles Artist
Delivered Online
FREE to £10

Tea 'N Chat - Mark Making for Textiles + Nicky Simpson

5.0(3)

By Textiles Skills Centre

Tea 'N Chat free event - Talk with Textile Artist Nicky Simpson

Tea 'N Chat - Mark Making for Textiles + Nicky Simpson
Delivered Online
FREE to £10

Tea 'N Chat - LINETTE MANUEL - 3D PRINTED FASHION

5.0(3)

By Textiles Skills Centre

Tea 'N Chat free event - Talk with LINETTE MANUEL about 3D Fashion printing.

Tea 'N Chat - LINETTE MANUEL - 3D PRINTED FASHION
Delivered Online
FREE to £10

Tea 'N Chat - Discuss the A-LEVEL ESA

5.0(3)

By Textiles Skills Centre

Tea 'N Chat discussing the new A-LEVEL ESA (Externally Lead Assessment) themes with fellow teachers

Tea 'N Chat - Discuss the A-LEVEL ESA
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
FREE to £10

Knitted Sculpture

By Rosina Godwin

Knitted Sculpture is an experimental workshop focusing on making three dimensional pieces using simple techniques.

Knitted Sculpture
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
£15

Neon Knits

By Rosina Godwin

Experimental knitting workshop, combining neon yarns with simple geometric designs to create a bold statement!

Neon Knits
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
£15

Knitting the Rainbow

By Rosina Godwin

Experimental knitting workshop using free knitting techniques to explore colour, and dyeing your own yarns using Procion MX dyes.

Knitting the Rainbow
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
£15

Knitting Imaginary Creatures

By Rosina Godwin

Knit your own imaginary creature, while exploring both colour and texture using simple knitting techniques!

Knitting Imaginary Creatures
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
£15

Decaying Structures in Knitting

By Rosina Godwin

Explore creating holes and open structures using both conventional and experimental knitting processes.

Decaying Structures in Knitting
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
£15

Material Adventures in Knitting

By Rosina Godwin

Material Adventures in Knitting is an experimental workshop exploring the potential of simple techniques and unconventional materials.

Material Adventures in Knitting
Delivered OnlineFlexible Dates
£15

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Freeman College

freeman college

Sheffield

Freeman College is located in the Sterling Works in the heart of Sheffield. The Sterling Works was previously occupied by CW Fletcher and Sons who manufactured silver cutlery, tableware and trophies. The area surrounding Freeman College has transformed from industrial factories into education and research buildings, including Sheffield Hallam University. Freeman College extends through the city to Butcher Works, which is next door and houses the Academy of Makers and Fusion Café, and High Riggs, biodynamic gardens and woodlands, located in the greenbelt surrounding Sheffield. Curriculum Sheffield has been famous for cutlery manufacturing since the 1800’s and therefore Freeman College has a strong metal curriculum, and the signature craft is silver spoon forging. Using traditional methods, students learn to hand forge spoons, forks and knives using copper at first and once they have developed the skills, they have the opportunity to work with silver. In addition to forging, students can participate in a wide and varied range of other craft activities including; Whittletang, Textiles, Copper Spinning, Pewter work, Jewellery, Iron Age Forge, and Green Woodwork. Connecting to the Land High Riggs is a 9 acre biodynamic market garden where students can grow and harvest healthy vegetables to use in the residential homes, cafes and canteens. In addition, a very successful community veg box scheme is run out of High Riggs, and students help with harvesting and preparing the vegetables and ensuring the boxes are ready for collection by the community. There are also chickens on the site and students help with collecting eggs and feeding and caring for the animals year round. High Riggs provides an opportunity for students to come out of the city centre and work on the land, experiencing the weather and the seasons. Through the seasons and the associated festivals, students develop a sense of rhythm and time and a deeper understanding of the natural world around them.