Name: Introduction to English Paper Piecing
Price: 20 GBP
Availability: InStock

Ready to embark on a creative journey and craft something truly special for your home? 

Our online class guides you step-by-step through the process of creating a sophisticated Embroidered Cutwork Cushion Cover. This isn’t just a sewing project; it’s an opportunity to create a beautiful, heirloom-quality piece using a unique blend of traditional and modern techniques.

Your Creative Journey:
This course is designed to take you from fabric to finished masterpiece. You'll begin by learning essential hand sewing and embroidery techniques, focusing on the versatile running stitch and the precise buttonhole stitch which is key to achieving flawless cutwork. You'll then explore hand quilting, which adds beautiful texture and dimension. Finally, you will learn to use your sewing machine to assemble your cushion cover, finishing with the ultimate sign of a professional project: a perfectly concealed covered zip closure.

The Perfect Learning Experience:
As an online class, you have the freedom to learn on your terms. All lessons are delivered through video tutorials that you can access 24/7. This allows you to work at your own pace, fitting your creative time into a busy schedule without any stress. You get a detailed, up-close view of every stitch and technique, ensuring clarity and confidence in your work.
Throughout the course, you'll have our support. Join our Facebook group to share your progress and connect with a supportive community. For any questions, you can always reach out to me directly by email.

Join this class and transform your crafting skills as you create a unique and stunning piece of home decor.

Loopy's Place

Stitch

Sewing

Hand Embroidery

Needlework

Embroidery

Craft a beautiful Embroidered Cutwork Cushion Cover. Learn hand & machine sewing, quilting, and a professional covered zip in this self-paced online class.

Embroidered Cutwork Cushion Cover 


General Admission

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 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.

Stitching Kitchen

Arts & Crafts

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

General admission

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.

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

Get in the festive mood and create some free motion embroidery pictures which you can then use as patches to adorn your home at Christmas, as cushions, on gift bags or as cards. &nbsp;You will learn or be reminded how to set up your domestic machine for free motion embroidery or drawing with a sewing machine. &nbsp;
Get started with some simple exercises and then practice the technique to develop confidence in free motion stitching.
I have a whole heap of Christmas designs and plenty of fabric scraps to cut your appliqu&eacute; shapes from. &nbsp;Once you have settled on a design you can outline and add detail by drawing with your sewing machine, if you are feeling brave you can also add some text to personalise your Christmas design.&nbsp;
Please note you will need a sewing machine which is capable of dropping the feed dogs and a darning foot - please call or message me if you have any question about your machines capability for free motion stitching.
A cuppa and cake will be available to all participants and materials will also be provided.&nbsp;

Spend a few hours developing your free-motion stitching skills while creating a floral applique design. This is a unique opportunity to try out some of Hannahs new designs before she launches a subscription box with on-line demonstrations and bi monthly kits 


What you will learn/achieve
Creating a background for the applique using your sewing machines fancy stitches
Setting up your machine for Free-Motion Stitching 
Building the design using fabric shapes to reflect the floral images
Complete one or more floral design


What's included
Tuition: full instruction and support in a small class (maximum of 6).
Use of our Pfaff and Janome machines in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped studio.
All materials and patterns are provided.
Tea and cake.


What to bring
Just bring yourself! and all materials will be provided.


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.



Free Motion & Machine Embroidery

A Christmas theme free motion embroidery workshop - drawing on the sewing machine to create Christmas themed appliqué designs. 

Floral Free-Motion Applique

Join us for a day of wet felting at Stitching Kitchen. &nbsp;Using Merino Wool Fibers and a range of other prefect, fibres and open weave fabrics you can create a series of felt samples which can then be used for stitching. &nbsp;&nbsp;We will lay out fibres in colours which will form the initial prefelt. &nbsp;We will select colours using colour theory to create a cohesive pallet for your felt samples. &nbsp;Once the initial prefelt is formed we will then cut into shapes and add various textures, colours and fibres to give the abstract felt pieces interest. &nbsp;You may need to complete some of final felting stages are a later date or at home. &nbsp;Once the tiles are fully felted and dry you can decorate them with stitch, paint. &nbsp;We will spend the last part of the day discussing ideas for decoration and also uses for the samples and how to potentially mount or display them. &nbsp;&nbsp;
What&#39;s included&nbsp;- All materials, tutition, fun, tea and cake
What to bring&nbsp;- a couple of towels for rolling the felt and keeping your hands dry. &nbsp;A packed lunch, we will stop for a rest at the half way point. &nbsp; I stock all the tools and wool roving you will need to continue at home, &nbsp;you may want to bring your purse.&nbsp;

Join us for a day of wet felting at Stitching Kitchen. Using Merino Wool Fibers and a range of other prefect, fibres and open weave fabrics you can create a series of felt samples which can then be used for stitching. 





What you will learn/achieve


Selecting a colour pallet for your squares based around colour theory
Laying out fibres to create a good quality prefelt 
Cut the prefelt and add additional fibres, textures and shapes
Full at least a couple of squares - you will need to complete your felting process at home
Discussion and planning about embelishments once your felted squares are dry. 





What's included

Tuition: full instruction and support in a small class (maximum of 6).
Use of our felting supplies in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped crafting studio.
All materials and instructions are provided with hands on help and guidance from Hannah through the day 
Tea and cake.




What to bring

Bring along a couple of hand towels to help with keeping your fingers dry in between wet felting and also for rolling.

We will stop for half an hour at lunch time, bring along something to eat. 


This workshop is taking place downstairs in the creative studio space. The creative studio is fully accessible with disabled access via a concrete ramp from the car park and disabled toilet facilities all on the ground floor. 




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.



Join us at Stitching Kitchen for a full day of Wet Felting  - you will create series of felt samples from merino wool fibres.  

Wet Felt - abstract art samples for stitching

Weekend patchwork quilt basics, spread over two weekend this course will cover an introduction to patchwork on the sewing machine.&nbsp;&nbsp;Using a &lsquo;Jelly Roll&rsquo; pack.&nbsp;&nbsp;These are width of fabric two and a half inch strips which are sold in coordinating and complimentary colours to save us having to think too hard about fabric choices.&nbsp;&nbsp;
We will create simple quilt blocks using the strips so the quilt will come together (relatively) quickly.&nbsp; Once the piecing of blocks is done, we will join with sashing, create a quilt sandwich and quilt using the machine. &nbsp; Last but not least we will cover binding. &nbsp;
You will need to bring your own fabrics for this course but we give you help as to where to find your fabrics. &nbsp;On the first session &nbsp;ring along a Jelly Roll and a quarter inch presser foot for your machine or use one of the studio PFAFF machines. &nbsp;Alternatively if you would rather upcycle bring a few items of cotton clothing in your favourite colours which we can cut into 2.5 inch strips.&nbsp;
Both Saturday workshops will be held in the sewing studio upstairs at Stitching Kitchen, we will stop for a cuppa and cake half way through the morning, bring a packed lunch as we stop for 1/2 hour to eat. &nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
I can&rsquo;t wait to get started and see how you get along with your first quilt.&nbsp;

Weekend patchwork quilt basics, spread over two weekend this course will cover an introduction to patchwork on the sewing machine. Using a ‘Jelly Roll’ pack. These are width of fabric two and a half inch strips which are sold in coordinating and complimentary colours to save us having to think too hard about fabric choices. 
We will create simple quilt blocks using the strips so the quilt will come together (relatively) quickly. Once the piecing of blocks is done, we will join with sashing, create a quilt sandwich and quilt using the machine.  Last but not least we will cover binding. 
You will need to bring your own fabrics for this course but we give you help as to where to find your fabrics. On the first session ring along a Jelly Roll and a quarter inch presser foot for your machine or use one of the studio PFAFF machines. Alternatively if you would rather upcycle bring a few items of cotton clothing in your favourite colours which we can cut into 2.5 inch strips. 
Both Saturday workshops will be held in the sewing studio upstairs at Stitching Kitchen, we will stop for a cuppa and cake half way through the morning, bring a packed lunch as we stop for 1/2 hour to eat.  
I can’t wait to get started and see how you get along with your first quilt. 

Quilting & Patchwork

Patchwork

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.  

Jelly Roll Basics - Patchwork Quilt for Beginners

Walthamstow

Learn how to measure, cut and stitch accurate patchwork quilt blocks in this one day workshop. Part of a 4 day quilt course, but suitable as a stand alone class too.&nbsp;This class is a great class to take after the beginners class as the sewing will be mostly straight lines and it will allow you to practice more seams and other skills learned in the beginners class. You will need to know how to handle a sewing machine for this class but it&#39;s very much still a class that&#39;s achievable for&nbsp;beginners.You will cover design, measuring, cutting, the use of various tools, and stitching. The classes run for 5 ish&nbsp;hours each dayYou will also get a copy of my sewing handbook to take home (RRP&pound;15) so you won&#39;t have to take notes!<hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;"><h2 style="color: rgb(37, 45, 47); box-sizing: border-box;" id="isPasted" fr-original-style=" color: rgb(37, 45, 47);">Event Terms &amp; Conditions</h2>- I will only run the class if the minimum number of students have booked. If this isn&#39;t looking&nbsp;likely I will contact you in good time to discuss rebooking for a different date- Refunds will only be offered if requested in good time and for a good reason. I&#39;m not unreasonable at all but can&#39;t refund just because you changed your mind two days before the class ;-)- All machines and materials are included in the fee. You can of course bring your own machine if you want. Pls don&#39;t forget the pedal!&nbsp;- Please bring lunch and any plant milk you like- I have cats. Most people are fine with anti histamine but if you are extremely allergic thsi class may not work for you- My studio is not accessible for those with mobility issues I&#39;m afraid as it is up and down stairs to get to it- I&#39;m on&nbsp;<a href="tel:07944 863932" style="color: var(--boston-blue); -webkit-user-select: auto; font-size: var(--font-size); box-sizing: border-box; cursor: pointer; text-decoration: inherit;" fr-original-style=" color: var(--boston-blue);">07944 863932</a>&nbsp;if you need to contact me.&nbsp;- Parking is restricted but I will give you a voucher for your car. I am also near buses and the tube.

Learn how to measure, cut and stitch accurate patchwork quilt blocks in this one day workshop. Part of a 4 day quilt course, but suitable as a stand alone class too. 
This class is a great class to take after the beginners class as the sewing will be mostly straight lines and it will allow you to practice more seams and other skills learned in the beginners class. You will need to know how to handle a sewing machine for this class but it's very much still a class that's achievable for beginners.
You will cover design, measuring, cutting, the use of various tools, and stitching. The classes run for 5 ish hours each day
You will also get a copy of my sewing handbook to take home (RRP£15) so you won't have to take notes!



Event Terms & Conditions
- I will only run the class if the minimum number of students have booked. If this isn't looking likely I will contact you in good time to discuss rebooking for a different date
- Refunds will only be offered if requested in good time and for a good reason. I'm not unreasonable at all but can't refund just because you changed your mind two days before the class ;-)
- All machines and materials are included in the fee. You can of course bring your own machine if you want. Pls don't forget the pedal! 
- Please bring lunch and any plant milk you like
- I have cats. Most people are fine with anti histamine but if you are extremely allergic thsi class may not work for you
- My studio is not accessible for those with mobility issues I'm afraid as it is up and down stairs to get to it
- I'm on 07944 863932 if you need to contact me. 
- Parking is restricted but I will give you a voucher for your car. I am also near buses and the tube.

cheekyhandmades

Learn how to measure, cut and stitch accurate patchwork quilt blocks in this one day workshop. Part of a 4 day quilt course, but suitable as a stand alone class too. 

This class is a great class to take after the beginners class as the sewing will be mostly straight lines and it will allow you to practice more seams and other skills learned in the beginners class. You will need to know how to handle a sewing machine for this class but it's very much still a class that's achievable for beginners.

You will cover design, measuring, cutting, the use of various tools, and stitching.

Learn to make a patchwork quilt

Join Lindsey for a half day session to create your own colourful and comfortable underwear. &nbsp;You can have a pair to match all of your handmade wardrobe. &nbsp;The Wonder Undies pattern is a comfortable and easy-sew underwear pattern. Once you&rsquo;ve tried Wonder Undies, you&rsquo;ll never go back!
There are briefs and shorts, both of which can be either low or high rise. Choose between elastic or jersey cuffs/bands to finish the waist and legs.
This pattern is designed for four way stretch jersey fabric and can be assembled using either domestic sewing machine or overlocker. &nbsp;As we will be using stretch and the pieces are a little fiddly this pattern is better suited to those who have some experience of sewing. &nbsp;
An overlocker/serger will create the neatest finish for some parts, but importantly, a sewing machine is all you need for all options. &nbsp;We have Pfaff sewing machines available for you to use in the sewing studio at Stitching Kitchen so you only need to bring an overlocker if you would like to use one.&nbsp;
As aways you will have a fun time in a supportive and inclusive environment, with a cuppa and cake to keep you going during the workshop.&nbsp;
Feel free to bring your own fabric and fold over elastic or we have plenty in the Stitching Kitchen <a href="https://stitchingkitchen.co.uk/product-category/fabric/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer" fr-original-style="" style="-webkit-user-select: auto; font-size: var(--font-size); box-sizing: border-box; cursor: pointer; text-decoration: inherit;">shop</a> for you to buy on the day if you prefer.&nbsp;

Join us at  Stitching Kitchen to create your own comfortable underwear. The Wonder Undies pattern is an easy-sew underwear pattern with a range of options for different waist and leg styles. 

There are briefs and shorts, both of which can be either low or high rise. Choose between elastic or jersey cuffs/bands to finish the waist and legs.

This pattern is designed for four way stretch jersey fabric and, importantly, can be assembled using either domestic sewing machine or overlocker. As we will be using stretch fabric and the pieces are a little fiddly this workshop is better suited to those who have some experience of sewing. 




What you will learn/achieve
Skills in handling four way stretch fabric and fiddly pieces.
Techniques in finishing waist and leg openings with elastic or jersey bands.
You'll go home with your own pair of made to measure Wonder Undies and the pattern and know-how to make many more!




What's included
Tuition: full instruction and support in a small class (maximum of 6).
Wonder Undies pattern.
Use of our Janome and PFAFF sewing machines in Stitching Kitchen's fully equipped studio.
Tea and cake.




What to bring
You will need approximately half a meter or four way stretch cotton jersey and fold over elastic or elastic lace trim if you wish.  You can also find our selection on line in Stitching Kitchen shop or you can buy on the day if you prefer. 

We have sewing machines and a limited number of overlockers so if you wish to use your own overlocker please feel free to bring it along. 





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.


An intermediate sewing workshop - making your own knickers, pants, undies.  Create underwear to suit you and for your comfort.  

Sew your own Knickers, Pants - Wonder Undies by Waves and Wild

Neath

One-to-one Masterclass with Textile Artist Bethan Ash
Flexible dates&nbsp;
Take a one day or weekend Masterclass with Internationally renowned quilt artist Bethan Ash at Queen Street Gallery studio.
One to one tuition will cover her easy way of working with colour, recycled fabric dying and fused collage quilt making.
Bethan&rsquo;s Masterclass will encourage you to start a new direction in your work&mdash;to have a go at something different that you have always wanted to try &ndash; or just bring along work in progress.
Combined with the studio work are critiques and discussions on self-expression, developing constructive work habits, managing your artistic life and work, and the nature of contemporary quilts in a larger art environment.
&nbsp;
1 or 2 DAY workshop
All the equipment and resources will be provided.
Bethan will contact you to organise a suitable date.
PPE (face shields, gloves and aprons) and hand sanitiser will be provided for all of our workshops.
Unfortunately we will not be able to offer our usual refreshments at this time, but you are welcome to bring your own thermos or drinking bottles.
&pound;250

One-to-one Masterclass with Textile Artist Bethan Ash
Flexible dates 
Take a one day or weekend Masterclass with Internationally renowned quilt artist Bethan Ash at Queen Street Gallery studio.
One to one tuition will cover her easy way of working with colour, recycled fabric dying and fused collage quilt making.
Bethan’s Masterclass will encourage you to start a new direction in your work—to have a go at something different that you have always wanted to try – or just bring along work in progress.
Combined with the studio work are critiques and discussions on self-expression, developing constructive work habits, managing your artistic life and work, and the nature of contemporary quilts in a larger art environment.
 
1 or 2 DAY workshop
All the equipment and resources will be provided.
Bethan will contact you to organise a suitable date.
PPE (face shields, gloves and aprons) and hand sanitiser will be provided for all of our workshops.
Unfortunately we will not be able to offer our usual refreshments at this time, but you are welcome to bring your own thermos or drinking bottles.
£250

Queen Street Gallery

Textiles

Take a one day or weekend Masterclass with Internationally renowned quilt artist Bethan Ash at Queen Street Gallery studio.

Masterclass with Bethan Ash

Derbyshire

English Paper Piecing, (referred to as EPP), is the technique of folding fabric over paper templates and hand sewing these together. &nbsp;The materials needed to make an English Paper Pieced project, (EPP) is only; paper, fabric, scissors, thread, and needles, which makes it&rsquo;s a great craft to take with you &amp; also doesn&rsquo;t require the need for a domestic sewing machine.In this workshop you will create an EPP Mug rug/coaster or hoop art of your own design. Fabics and colours will be of Mother Day/Spring/Easter theme. All materials are provided as well as cake and refreshments. You will complete the workshop with a finished hand sewn project and have learnt the skills to make future projects of your choosing.

English Paper Piecing, (referred to as EPP), is the technique of folding fabric over paper templates and hand sewing these together. 
The materials needed to make an English Paper Pieced project, (EPP) is only; paper, fabric, scissors, thread, and needles, which makes it’s a great craft to take with you & also doesn’t require the need for a domestic sewing machine.
In this workshop you will create an EPP Mug rug/coaster or hoop art of your own design. Fabics and colours will be of Mother Day/Spring/Easter theme. All materials are provided as well as cake and refreshments. You will complete the workshop with a finished hand sewn project and have learnt the skills to make future projects of your choosing.

Stitch and Run

Health & Wellbeing

Learn the technique of English Paper Piecing(EPP) Hand Sew a small gift for Mother's Day or Spring

Introduction to English Paper Piecing

Sheffield

This is an oportunity to enjoy a day of quilting in the comfort of your own home. &nbsp;There will be live Google Meets throughout the day to check on progress and to ask questions. &nbsp;You will have access to a PDF downloadable pattern, pre-recorded video tutorials as well as the recordings of the live sessions, and a materials pack will be sent to you prior to the start of the event. &nbsp;There will also be a follow up live session the following day to answer any questions.Materials pack will included:Fabric for the quilt top, Fabric for the backing, Fabric for the binding, 100% cotton wadding, all you need to provide is the thread, sewing machine and general sewing kit.If you can&#39;t make it on the day, you will have access to the live recordings, as well as the video tutorials.&nbsp;&nbsp;

This is an oportunity to enjoy a day of quilting in the comfort of your own home. There will be live Google Meets throughout the day to check on progress and to ask questions. You will have access to a PDF downloadable pattern, pre-recorded video tutorials as well as the recordings of the live sessions, and a materials pack will be sent to you prior to the start of the event. There will also be a follow up live session the following day to answer any questions.
Materials pack will included:
Fabric for the quilt top, Fabric for the backing, Fabric for the binding, 100% cotton wadding, all you need to provide is the thread, sewing machine and general sewing kit.
If you can't make it on the day, you will have access to the live recordings, as well as the video tutorials. 

Join me for a day of quilting and create a wonderful quilt.  All materials will be sent out prior to the event so all you need to do is enjoy a quilting day with me.

Sew a Quilt In a Day-Live Online Class

Early Bird Offer

Have you ever wanted to try patchwork?
Discover the joy of creating beautiful, handmade pieces with our online Patchwork for Beginners class. Your journey to crafting stunning quilts starts with simple steps. We'll guide you through the fundamentals, from selecting the perfect fabrics to mastering essential techniques.
In this class, you'll learn:
How to choose fabrics 
Precision cutting techniques for accurate pieces
The basics of patchwork, including squares and half-square triangles
Sewing blocks together to create larger patterns
Adding finishing touches with borders
Simple Quilting
Finishing as a wall hanging or cushion cover
Our comprehensive video tutorials break down each step, making it easy to learn at your own pace. Plus, benefit from weekly live Q&A sessions to get personalised guidance and support.
Ready to embark on your patchwork adventure? Join us and discover the magic of creating something truly special with your own hands.
Materials are provided
Materials will be sent out week of the 8th September, 2024.  First live session will be on 15th September with weekly emails being sent out from 16th September.  Recordings will stay in the dedicated Facebook group.  

Online Course Creation

Online Education

Learn to quilt from the comfort of your own home! Our online Patchwork for Beginners class provides comprehensive video tutorials and live Q&A sessions to guide you through the basics of patchwork. Master essential techniques, from fabric selection to creating stunning blocks. Start your quilting journey today!

Patchwork and Quilting for Beginners Online Class with Live Q&A Sessions

If you are looking for a fun and addictive sewing project, then this is the class for you. You never stop at making one!  
These fabric baskets are made using a technique which is fun to do. It is simple but creates a wonderful effect.  Whether you are an experienced sewer and want to enjoy crafty time with others, or a beginner wanting to try new techniques, you will have fun. 
It's a great introduction to quilting and helps build confidence with sewing.  Read what previous participants have said:
"I have had such fun - I think I may be hooked on baskets! This is my small one - but bigger than I expected. Thank you Jane for all the help and inspiration."
"Thank you Jane for an enjoyable morning of sewing."
"This is so relaxing!"
You will receive access to the recording of a live class to work alongside at your own pace, as well as pre-recorded step by step video tutorial. Downloadable PDF patterns of three different size baskets, as well as a bonus video for creating coasters.  There are extra videos with hints and tips to help you get the best out of creating your baskets
You will have lifetime access to the class.
Following booking, you will receive details on how to access your class on the Loopy's Place website.
A materials pack is available at an extra cost.

Learn to make addictive fabric baskets! Easy-to-follow online class for beginners and experienced sewers. Create beautiful, functional baskets with a fun and simple technique. Enjoy lifetime access to video tutorials, patterns, and support. Discover your inner crafter today!

Online-Sew Beautiful Quilted Baskets 

Includes the materials to sew one basket-please state whether you are making the small, large or square

Materials Pack




ONLINE COURSE 
FEES: FULL COURSE £55 (+ Cademy Fees)
NB This course is available to anyone at any time. 



Join Textile Artist NICOLA PERREN for a Creative Exploration of Drawing for Textiles
No need to be a confident drawer—just bring your curiosity for art, textiles, and creative expression!
This inspiring course uses drawing as a playful, hands-on process, blending traditional materials with textile techniques to spark experimentation and design thinking. You’ll explore DIY tools, unconventional materials, and reflect on how drawing can be a powerful, personal tool in your creative practice.



WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:
This course is suitable for anyone, from those new to textiles, through to experienced makers who want to explore or refresh ways of thinking. You may be a teacher or lecturer looking to recharge your creative batteries, a student who wants to further your current knowledge, or maybe outside of formal education and fancy trying something outside of your usual remit.



WHAT TO EXPECT:
This approach to creativity focuses on a playful and ‘what if’ method of developing ideas for future designs or art directions through drawing. Mark-making, form creation, repetition and colour trials will be used as a basis to explore drawing through patchwork, weaving and hand stitched quilting. While you may choose to develop ideas onto ‘finished’ artefacts, drawings or designs, the series focuses on ideas generation as a part of the whole creative process.
We spend so much time thinking through ideas to completion, often before we even put pen to paper. What might happen if we think through such things while actually engaging in making, playfulness and ‘just doing stuff’ so, that we build an engaging and rich resource of research? Drawing can also be a challenge that brings anxiety, but a free approach to what might constitute drawing can often release those super exciting but unexpected ideas – that frequently never surface when we are rigid in our thinking.

 



WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
While we may have a host of glorious materials and tools available to us, this course will focus on using more every day and accessible materials with extensions suggested as to how ideas may evolve with a broader range of medium etc. In terms of fabrics and threads, it can be with scraps that you have available, old items of clothing or cloth and yarn that has been bought specifically for this.
Key items may include the following: (detailed list will be supplied once you sign up)
General drawing materials: 
Pencils
Pens
Paints and/or inks
Pastels
Tapes
Glue
Tools: 
Scissors
Brushes
Sewing needles [various sizes]
Palette
Water pot
Grounds: 
Loose papers – various from scraps to cartridge paper
Sketchbook for recording
Documenting and working in
Fabrics [scraps + 1/2m plain fabric]
Light weight card.
Other: 
Tapestry frame / old picture frame or piece of thick card
Various yarns and other yarn type materials such as cloth strips
Old plastic bags etc.
Sewing threads.
Good additional options: 
Scalpel,
cutting mat,
ruler,
fabric glue stick [I like the Sewline one]

 



PROGRAMME:
Once you have signed up to the full course, you will have access to a full materials list and a video to help you prepare before you join a session, this will include information about colour and potential subject choices which you can take as a starting point or, ignore and focus on a subject / colour story of your own choosing.

PRE-COURSE MATERIALS:

A] Confined drawing video. 
B] Pre-session planning. This video should be watched before you start the course to help you prepare and gather the things you will need. 

SERIES PROGRAMME:
Session 1] Mark-Making & Colour Thinking.
Session 2] Repetition of Form; but not repeats.
Session 3] Forms through Patchwork; DIY EPP.
Session 4] Tapestry as Textural Play.
Session 5] Quilting as Line & Surface Exploration.
 



LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Each session will have a core focus that can be explored in isolation or as part of an overall series of activities. 
Understand a creative, action-based approach to research and ideas suitable for further development [for a design or, arts-based direction].
Develop confidence and enhance your skills in drawing as a tool for textiles.
Explore the pairing of both traditional and experimental approaches in a creative textile orientated practice.

Textiles Skills Centre

Drawing

Weaving

Creative Design

Fashion Crafts

Designer

A Level Art & Design

5 Week course using drawing as a process to play with both traditional materials and textile processes, to develop playfulness and experimentation as a tool for design and art directions.

Drawing for Textiles: 1 

INTRODUCTION TO FREE-HAND MACHINE EMBROIDERY + NICKY SIMPSONONLINE&nbsp;ON-DEMANDFEES:&nbsp; FULL COURSE &pound;35<hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">WHAT THE COURSE IS ALL ABOUT:A great new introductory course lead by textiles artist NICKY SIMPSON. This course introduces you to free-hand machine embroidery, an exciting and creative textile skill. During the course you will learn how to draw/paint with stitch, just as a fine artist uses paint, using your hands with free motion. Release your creative spirit using your sewing machine!<hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:This short course is suitable for anyone, and especially for those new to textiles. You may be a teacher wanting to up-skill, a student who wants to further your current knowledge, or anyone who would like to be more creative with their sewing machine!<hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">WHAT TO EXPECT:This is a comprehensive course which offers a series of 6 short video tutorials, where you can practice alongside Nicky, working at your own pace. Each video can be paused and rewound. There are also step-by-step guides which have health &amp; safety, tips and trouble shooting.&nbsp;Video Tutorial 1: Introduction &amp; Equipment Video Tutorial 2: Feed Dog &amp; Presser Foot Video Tutorial 3: Your Design Video Tutorial 4: The Hoop Video Tutorial 5: Preparation Video Tutorial 6: Get Sewing<hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">WHAT YOU WILL NEED:<ul fr-original-style="" style="box-sizing: border-box;"><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">8&#39; Wooden hoop</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Piece of cotton fabric to use for your design</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Glass head pins</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Reel of thread</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Template of rose design</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Sewing machine with free hand capacity (the dog feed lowers with a drop feed lever)</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Darning foot/quilting foot&nbsp;</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Fabric: You need a cotton based, cut a shape bigger than your hoop size.</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Fabric scissors</li><li id="isPasted" style="font-size: 16px; box-sizing: border-box;" fr-original-style="font-size: 16px;">Thread: Colour of your choice.</li></ul><hr fr-original-style="" style="border-color: var(--border-muted); border-style: solid; clear: both; break-after: page; -webkit-user-select: none; box-sizing: border-box;">LEARNING OUTCOMES:<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 using a sewing machine as a drawing tool.</li></ul>

INTRODUCTION TO FREE-HAND MACHINE EMBROIDERY + NICKY SIMPSON
ONLINE ON-DEMAND
FEES: FULL COURSE £35



WHAT THE COURSE IS ALL ABOUT:
A great new introductory course lead by textiles artist NICKY SIMPSON. This course introduces you to free-hand machine embroidery, an exciting and creative textile skill. During the course you will learn how to draw/paint with stitch, just as a fine artist uses paint, using your hands with free motion. Release your creative spirit using your sewing machine!



WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:
This short course is suitable for anyone, and especially for those new to textiles. You may be a teacher wanting to up-skill, a student who wants to further your current knowledge, or anyone who would like to be more creative with their sewing machine!



WHAT TO EXPECT:
This is a comprehensive course which offers a series of 6 short video tutorials, where you can practice alongside Nicky, working at your own pace. Each video can be paused and rewound. There are also step-by-step guides which have health & safety, tips and trouble shooting. 
Video Tutorial 1: Introduction & Equipment
Video Tutorial 2: Feed Dog & Presser Foot
Video Tutorial 3: Your Design
Video Tutorial 4: The Hoop
Video Tutorial 5: Preparation
Video Tutorial 6: Get Sewing



WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
8' Wooden hoop
Piece of cotton fabric to use for your design
Glass head pins
Reel of thread
Template of rose design
Sewing machine with free hand capacity (the dog feed lowers with a drop feed lever)
Darning foot/quilting foot
Fabric: You need a cotton based, cut a shape bigger than your hoop size.
Fabric scissors
Thread: Colour of your choice.



LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Learn and practice a new and exciting skill.
Develop confidence and enhance your skills using a sewing machine as a drawing tool.




YOUR TRAINER:





Sewing Machine

Machine Embroidery

A short online introductory course to free hand machine embroidery with Nicky Simpson

Intro To Free Hand Machine Embroidery (Online On-Demand)

Sorry for the bad photo. My wife, AKA The Boss will sort this for me asap.OK, just a simple meet-up, via Zoom, for quilters from around the globe who want to do some stitching and gossiping. I graduated University at the ripe old age of 58 in 2019 and I ran a S&amp;B in Uni. It was a wonderful group but boy did I hear new words. I had to take my hearing aids out most sessions!!What is said in the group, stays in the group.

Sorry for the bad photo. My wife, AKA The Boss will sort this for me asap.
OK, just a simple meet-up, via Zoom, for quilters from around the globe who want to do some stitching and gossiping. 
I graduated University at the ripe old age of 58 in 2019 and I ran a S&B in Uni. It was a wonderful group but boy did I hear new words. I had to take my hearing aids out most sessions!!
What is said in the group, stays in the group.

Alan Teather Quilting

An online zoom session where we as sewers and quilters can do some stitching and have a laugh at the same time.

Stitch and Bitch

London

I am available for private sewing classes either in my fully equipped studio in Walthamstow or at your home/ work/ school. I am here if you need someone to help you with the tricky pattern you are working on, to teach you to sew at a place and time that works for you, to help you set up your new sewing machine, all kinds.&nbsp;

I am available for private sewing classes either in my fully equipped studio in Walthamstow or at your home/ work/ school. I am here if you need someone to help you with the tricky pattern you are working on, to teach you to sew at a place and time that works for you, to help you set up your new sewing machine, all kinds. 

Dressmaking

private sewing classes in Walthamstow or at yours/ your work/ school etc

Private sewing machine class

ONLINE ON-DEMAND COURSE
Series 2: Textile Artefact Making as Resource & Drawing.
FEES: FULL COURSE £55
NB This course is available to anyone at any time. 



Join Nicola Perren of Perren Studios for a new set of classes in the Drawing for Textiles series. The 2nd of the series will see us explore and expand our resources in a fun, creative drive to engage with drawing for textiles as part of the design process. 
You do not need to have completed the 1st in the series to join in. You will select a subject matter of your own choosing and we will move off the flat surface of the page to create our own 3d artefacts. These can be used as elements to explore later on paper but more often emerge as observational drawings in themselves.

 



COURSE OVERVIEW:
We often find ourselves drawn to familiar subject matters and as a result, outcomes can start to become predictable. This course will see us not only making our own resources but also consider the act of making 3d resources as a drawing and observational process in itself. We will explore the abstraction of self-selected subject matters in a way that is mindful of a textile practice in order that we can promote outcomes that are unexpected, engaging and playful.



WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:
This course is suitable for anyone, from those new to textiles, through to experienced makers who want to explore or refresh ways of thinking. You may be a teacher or lecturer looking to recharge your creative batteries, a student who wants to further your current knowledge, or maybe outside of formal education and fancy trying something outside of your usual remit.
You may have already completed series one, if so, it is great to have you back on board but equally, this course can be completed without having done the previous one.



WHAT TO EXPECT:
The focus of this course will be on the creation of 3d artefacts that will be inspired by our own visual references i.e., drawings, photographs, objects. With a playful and experimental approach, we will consider form, scale, texture and line in the development of artefacts made from both soft and hard materials.
Making textiles, is so often about working ‘in space’, whether it is crochet, loom weaving, machine embroidery, tufting or even print making. When we draw on paper in more traditional ways, we can often cut straight to final designs and avoid the expressive, fun and trials that can emerge through drawing. By exploring drawing as a 3d mode, can engage with the more unusual and allow us to explore material properties, movement and the special qualities so often linked to textiles themselves.

 



WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
This course does make use of a wide range of materials and tools, as with all my teaching, I offer alternatives to what I am doing in the class. You can do this course often with items you may already have around the house / in the garage but equally, you can by items specifically for the course. 
Below is a list of key items that I will use [in bold] and alternatives you may consider, it is all optional [detailed list will be supplied once you sign up].
General drawing materials: 
Pencils
Pens
Inks
Tapes
Glue
Tools: 
Scissors
Brushes
Sewing needles [various sizes]
Scalpel / craft knife
Cutting Mat
Ruler
Grounds: 
Loose papers – various from scraps to cartridge paper
Sketchbook for recording / documenting work in
Textiles: 
Fabric scraps and a few pieces about a4 size.
Felt [craft squares]
Various yarns and other yarn type materials such as cloth strips
Sewing threads – general haberdashery items.
Sequins / beads etc
Stuffing [can be old fabrics, old stuffing from a cushion, even paper]
Wire:
Various wires [can just have one type] suggest between 0.5 – 3mm, can be modelling wire, garden wire, floristry wire, recycled from cables, pipe cleaners etc
Wire cutter
Wire pliers
Soft materials:
Plasticine
Air dough [ https://www.livemoor.co.uk/products/air-dough-200g-pots?variant=41847215030459 ] You can buy this in various colours, but I tend to stick to the white as you can draw / paint onto it…
Play dough
Blue / white tac
Air dry clay
Fimo
Moulding icing
Tools to help mould items i.e., sticks, knives, knitting needles etc.
Hard materials:
Balsa wood [I use flat panels as well as the other formats]
Cardboard [upcycled]
Mount board
Glue suitable for material type [above] that you are using
And / or tape

 



PROGRAMME:
Once you have signed up to the full course, you will have access to a full materials list and a video to help you prepare before you join a session, this will include an approach to starting the project i.e., gathering visual references, creating some initial observational drawings [you may already have a project in the past you want to revisit or, want to start with something new]. 
In Series One, we worked with a particular colour story, for this series of classes, it is up to you if you want to use a colour story I provide, create your own or, like me keep colour simple and work with a monotone approach.

PRE-COURSE MATERIALS:
A] Pre-session planning. This video should be watched before you start the course to help you prepare and gather the things you will need. 

SERIES PROGRAMME:
Session 1] Drawing to Build.
Starting out drawing as form, we will then move on to lift the line off the page and into 3d. Twisting, binding, wrapping, folding and adapting will be key.
Session 2] Organic and Pliable.
Working with malleable materials, we will explore textural qualities and consider the potential of multiples.
Session 3] Geometric Structures.
Being mindful of edges, negative space and construction, we will explore our source subject with relatively hard materials.
Session 4] Soft Form Stitch.
Working with textiles as a material, we will explore the potential of stuffed forms stitch as a drawn observation.
Session 5] Drawing our Artefacts.
Observation and dramatic approaches are used to view, understand and explore our new library of visual resources.
 



LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Each session will have a core focus that can be explored in isolation or as part of an overall series of activities. 
Understand a creative, action-based approach to research and ideas suitable for further development [for a design or, arts-based direction].
Develop confidence and enhance your skills in drawing, in its widest sense, as a tool for textiles.
Explore the pairing of both traditional and experimental approaches in a creative textile orientated practice.

Art Teacher

A Level Art

2D Design

Teacher Training

Drawing For Textiles 2 : Textile Artefact Making

ONLINE ON-DEMAND COURSE 
Series 3: Experimental Image Making
FEES: FULL COURSE £55

NB This course is available to anyone at any time. 



Join Nicola Perren of Perren Studios for a new set of classes in the Drawing for Textiles series. The 3rd of the series will see us explore and expand our approaches to drawing based on a subject matter of your choosing. With an experimental approach to image-making we will explore materials, composition, creating drama and the secretive art of gouache paint. Finally, we will explore hand applique as a direct translation of our drawings and, as a drawing process in itself.



If you have completed the first two of the series, that is great. The 1st one will have connected drawing to textiles very clearly, the 2nd will have given you scope to expand your source materials and inspiration. While I recommend you do these, the 3rd in the series will also work very well on its own.
With a focus on drawing, we will continue to question the properties of textile materials whilst generating a portfolio of drawings suitable for a new design collection and textile developments. Using experimentation, restriction, abstraction, play and sensory observation, we will aim to create a dynamic portfolio of work that reflects a personally chosen colour palette.







COURSE OVERVIEW:
Sometimes, we miss that vital stage between initial drawn studies or notes and the final designing process, the 3rd in this series of Drawing for Textiles will be about exploring drawing and image-making. It will be experimental, playful, engaging and colourful.



WHO IS THIS COURSE FOR:
This course is suitable for anyone, from those new to textiles, through to experienced makers who want to explore or refresh ways of thinking. You may be a teacher or lecturer looking to recharge your creative batteries, a student who wants to further your current knowledge, or maybe outside of formal education and fancy trying something outside of your usual remit.
You may have already completed series 1 or 2, if so, it is great to have you back on board but equally, this course can be completed without having done the previous series.



WHAT TO EXPECT:
The focus of this course will be on the creation of images and drawings that can stand alone in a project’s development and / or be the inspiration for translation into design and textiles. We will explore composition, abstraction and drama with a hint of expressiveness.
Aside from learning about hand stitched applique, you will also learn about stretching paper and how to work with Gouache paints.
You will select a subject matter of your own choosing, if you have done the 2nd in the series – you may want to use your artefacts to draw from. I recommend a format of drawing from a still life for this series and we will discuss how to make your still life dynamic and visually engaging, if you prefer however, you can draw from secondary sources. I will provide colour story options or, you may choose a story of your own. If you can have these items prepped before starting the units, that is helpful – but not a requirement.
This course is taught over 5 units, each unit is presented with a collection of recorded tasks, materials required and a short presentation that introduces the concepts for that unit. With the launch of the course, there will also be the opportunity to join any of the weekly live online evening sessions.
My way of teaching is relaxed, and I am told engaging, so while you will find plenty of opportunities for learning and considering different approaches, it is also enjoyable and can be completed according to your own timescale, energy and needs.




WHAT YOU WILL NEED:
This course does make use of a wide range of materials and tools, as with all my teaching, I offer alternatives to what I am doing in the class. You can do this course often with items you may already have around the house / in the garage but equally, you can by items specifically for the course. 
Below is a list of key items that I will use [in bold] and alternatives you may consider, it is all optional [detailed list will be supplied once you sign up].
I suggest you gather materials that link to your chosen colour story, if you do not have these – do not worry, but it is helpful.
General drawing materials: 
Pencils
Pens
Inks
Tapes
Glue
Bleach
Tools: 
Scissors
Brushes
Scalpel / craft knife
Cutting Mat
Ruler
Drawing board [if stretching paper]
Big water pot
Iron + board or mat.
Sewing needles
Grounds: 
Loose papers – various from scraps to cartridge paper
Cartridge paper
Sketchbook for recording / documenting work in
Paints:
Designer Gouache [Winsor & Newton, Daler Rowney, Schmincke] – NOT acrylic gouache. These paints are not particularly cheap and so my preference is to buy a few selected tubes according to the colours of the current project rather than a selection box with shades I will not use.
Textiles: 
Fabric and a selection of pieces about A4 size suitable for appliqué.
Sewing threads – general haberdashery items.
Fabric glue stick [optional]
A fusible interfacing – I use Floriani Stitch’n’Wash, Tearaway Fusible




PROGRAMME:
Once you have signed up to the full course, you will have access to a full materials list and a video to help you prepare before you join a session, this will include an approach to starting the project i.e., gathering visual references, selecting a colour story, stretching paper. You will have access to all 5 units in this program and there is also access to a few free additional sessions.
PRE-COURSE MATERIALS:
A] Pre-session planning. This video should be watched before you start the course to help you prepare and gather the things you will need. 
SERIES PROGRAMME:
Session 1] Abstracting the Mark.
We will jump straight into image making with a focus on mark-making and consideration of the non-white ground and your chosen colour story.
Session 2] Composing an Image.
Considering our chosen subject matters, we will explore compositions that engage the viewer and are perhaps unexpected.
Session 3] Gouache De-Mystified.
We will learn about designer gouache paint and a few different approaches to its use – all whilst developing our image-making folio.
Session 4] Added Drama.
Working with a range of media, we will add a touch of the theatrical to our drawings – this will be a messy session.
Session 5] Applique as Drawing.
We will learn about hand-based applique methods and will work towards a new image that utilises textiles as the core medium [with a little bit of a drawn materials intervention].



LEARNING OUTCOMES:
Each session will have a core focus that can be explored in isolation or as part of an overall series of activities. 
Understand a creative, action-based approach to research and ideas suitable for further development [for a design or, arts-based direction].
Develop confidence and enhance your skills in drawing, in its widest sense, as a tool for textiles.
Explore the pairing of both traditional and experimental approaches in a creative textile orientated practice.

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