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25 Educators providing Textiles courses in Watford

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Textiles Skills Centre

textiles skills centre

5.0(3)

The TEXTILES SKILLS CENTRE brings together industry and education experts to support, develop and deliver resources, courses and events for textiles teachers, trainers and the open community.

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London Fashion & Textile Academy

london fashion & textile academy

London

An NCFE (Ofqual regulated) accredited qualification provider based in West London, here at LFTA – London Fashion & Textiles Academy, we are transforming the industry from within, with our philosophy of open and inclusive education, we encourage students to examine the past and question the present. To develop inventive, assertive ideas that challenge social and political agendas. And we give them the skills, opportunities – and above all, the freedom – to put those ideas into practice. As well as shaping the leaders of tomorrow, we believe in pushing boundaries whilst maintaining core qualities towards learning and development.

Where Inspiration Blooms Buckinghamshire

where inspiration blooms buckinghamshire

5.0(21)

London

We are so lucky to be able to run workshops with some absolutely brilliant local artists, all of whom are experienced teachers in their own right. Not only will you learn loads from them but they're also super friendly and encouraging people so you'll leave having created pieces that you didn't realise you could! Both beginners and experienced artists are equally welcome!

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Wept (Women Empowerment Project & Training)

wept (women empowerment project & training)

London

WEPT CIC (Women Empowerment Project & Training) established 2015 as social enterprise, creating and administering projects that aims to promote empowerment, training in fashion and textiles, apprenticeship and sustainability in the community.

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Traid

traid

4.2(101)

London

TRAID is a charity working to stop clothes from being thrown away. We turn clothes waste into funds and resources to reduce the environmental and social impacts of our clothes. It is a circular and sustainable approach to the problems of clothes waste tackling disposal, production and consumption by:- Increasing clothes reuse across the UK reducing waste, carbon emissions and consumptionFunding international development projects to improve conditions and working practices in the textile industryEducating people of all ages about the impacts of textiles on the environment and people’s lives, and how we can make more sustainable choices

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Datrus

datrus

Potters Bar

We established the company in 2014 in order to support Design and Technology within schools and colleges across all key stages. We believe passionately that Design and Technology as a subject provides young people with an ideal opportunity to develop their learning and understanding of the world around them through problem identification; problem solving; abstract thinking; and the application of diverse knowledge domains and intellectual abilities. We, as a team aim to support the subject areas including systems and control, resistant materials, textiles and food technology.

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Keiko Uchida

keiko uchida

Grand Union Studios

The tea ceremony is a comprehensive art. It means not only drinking a cup of matcha tea, but is also a spiritual experience. In Japan the tea ceremony was a development of a Zen ritual. As such it includes gardening, interior decoration, calligraphy, costume, arranging flowers, ceramics, food and tea, fragrances and textiles. Matcha tea can be enjoyed with or without the tea ceremony. However, it adds enormously to the enjoyment to be aware of the meanings attached to the ceremony and its experiences. It has been used for centuries to enhance the mind, to produce calm, peace and wellbeing, as well as boosting energy levels.

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Maria Cuji Co

maria cuji co

London

Maria, a designer from Ecuador, moved to the UK in 1997 and established her millinery company in 2008. She created her own hat blocks in different shapes and sizes, as well as designing and fabricating hats and fascinators. While doing some consultancy work in Ecuador, Maria delved further into the fashion world researching for other brands and institutions. This led her to enroll in a short course in the London College of Fashion where she pursued her interest in fashion further Having worked closely with the Ecuadorian artisans in their workshops, and understanding the way they work has only helped her develop further skills that she took with her to study Textiles BA at Central Saint Martins. Those who know and have worked with Maria have described her as ‘One of a Kind’ and ‘A true grafter’ as she is the sort of designer who is not afraid to experiment and explore boundaries.

Our Yard At Clitterhouse Farm

our yard at clitterhouse farm

5.0(8)

London

Our Yard’s mission is to build and support resilient and sustainable communities in and around Clitterhouse Farm and NW London, and to become an innovative community-led exemplar for embedding social value in regeneration projects. Through the conservation and enhancement of this important heritage asset we aim to provide a thriving and socially-inclusive space within which communities and small businesses can work collectively to respond to social and environmental need, both at the local and national level. We champion and promote the importance of local history, sustainable living, arts and culture and seek to provide opportunities, services, events and facilities that are attractive and financially accessible to all.

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London College of Fashion - University of the Arts London

london college of fashion - university of the arts london

London

We believe in using the subject of fashion, together with its industrial importance, to shape lives and drive economic and social transformation.

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Freskival: Climate Fresk

5.0(1)

By Climate Clarity CIC

A 2-day festival for professionals to try out Fresk-style sustainability workshops on different themes: Biodiversity, Construction, Textiles, Digital, Food, Circular Economy, and more. Sample a few, meet other interested people, and find a workshop that's good fit for your organisation's engagement and learning strategy.

Freskival: Climate Fresk
Delivered In-PersonFlexible Dates
£75 to £150

Make your own Lampshade.

5.0(35)

By Alan Teather Quilting

With this 2 hour workshop, you will learn to make your own lampshade. You can choose from our wide range of over 1400+ fabrics to make a lampshade. You can match this to your home decor if you so wish.

Make your own Lampshade.
Delivered In-Person in Hartlepool or UK WideFlexible Dates
£40

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