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SUMMARY:Katie Tyson - Talk - 'A Journey in to Print Design'
DESCRIPTION:Katie will share her experiences as a Printed Textile Designer\, different projects she has worked on and how she goes about creating h \n \ner designs and the inspiration behind them. \nAbout Katie \nKatie is a Printed Textile Designer and Watercolour artist with over 20 years experience working in the fashion industry. \nWebsite: http://www.katietyson.co.uk \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/katie-tyson-talk-a-journey-in-to-print-design/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260715T210000
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SUMMARY:Emily Tull - Zoom Talk - 'A Stitch in Time'
DESCRIPTION:An overview of Emily’s career as a stitch artist whilst talking about what inspires her and her process. \nAbout Emily \nEmily exhibits internationally and regularly across the UK in group and solo shows.  Winning a Kent Creative award in 2017 for Visual Arts (non digital) and the Behind the Artist Portrait Prize in 2023. Selected for the Royal Academy’s Summer Exhibition\, Mall Galleries\, Wells Art Contemporary\, Ruth Borchard Self Portrait Prize (2015\, 2023) and has been a contestant in Sky Art’s Portrait Artist of the Year (2014).  \nEmily’s inspired by the everyday\, but in particular the underdog. She considers herself a storyteller\, creating works that highlight environmental plights and wonders or hints at the private life stories of people. \nWebsite: http://emilytull.co.uk \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/emily-tull-zoom-talk-a-stitch-in-time/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260902T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T125650Z
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SUMMARY:Toni Buckby - Zoom Talk - History of Blackwork
DESCRIPTION:Blackwork embroidery\, with its striking black silk thread on white linen\, was one of the most fashionable techniques of the 16th and early 17th centuries. Found on intimate garments and household textiles\, it shifted in style and method over the hundred years of its popularity. Today\, only a handful of fragile examples survive. Those that remain are in various stages of disintegration\, due to the iron-based fixatives once used in black dye. Because of this\, portraits from the period provide some of the richest records of Blackwork embroidery in use. This talk will trace the stylistic development and application of blackwork through these surviving examples and portrait evidence. \n \nAbout Toni \nToni Buckby is a Sheffield-based artist working with traditional textile techniques\, experimental digital technologies\, and collaborative making. Her practice explores the value of labour\, the visibility of authorship\, and how practical knowledge is created and shared. \nSpecialising in fine hand embroidery\, Toni is currently undertaking a PhD with Sheffield Hallam University and the Victoria & Albert Museum. Her research uses contemporary art practice to investigate\, reconstruct\, and interpret fragile and little-seen examples of historic Blackwork embroidery. \nWebsite: https://tonibuckby.com \nhttps://blackworkembroidery.org \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/toni-buckby-zoom-talk-history-of-blackwork/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260916T210000
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SUMMARY:Justine Warner - Talk - “An artists journey”
DESCRIPTION:From humble beginnings entering the village show to an appearance as a contestant on Landscape Artist of the Year. I will give examples and discuss my journey to date. Looking at opportunities\, skills and methods along the way. \nAbout Justine \nJustine Warner is a textile and mixed media landscape artist whose work is inspired by the moorlands\, seascapes\, and woodlands of northern England. Working with recycled fabrics\, experimental textiles\, and stitch\, she creates richly layered pieces with a distinctive painterly quality. Her practice blends texture\, colour\, and mark-making to evoke atmosphere and memory in the landscape. Alongside exhibiting her work\, Justine also shares her knowledge through teaching and workshops\, encouraging others to explore innovative textile techniques. Her art reflects a deep connection to place\, transforming familiar natural scenes into expressive\, tactile compositions. \nWebsite – https://www.justinewarnerartist.com/ \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/justine-warner-talk-an-artists-journey/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20260917T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20260918T160000
DTSTAMP:20260623T130006Z
CREATED:20260701T070048Z
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SUMMARY:Justine Warner - 2 Day Workshop - Woodland in Recycled Fabrics
DESCRIPTION:Participants will spend two days learning new techniques including blending and layering of different recycled fabrics to make the artwork look “painterly”. They will create a woodland picture based on a season of either autumn\, summer or spring which will be rich in texture and vibrancy. Each technique will be demonstrated as well as individual support. \n \nThe aim will be to have a completed woodland piece by the end of the two days that can be embellished at home. \nMaterials required – \n\nSewing machine with drop feed dog facility or other (cover) way to use free machine embroidery foot.\nOwn free machine embroidery foot.\nSpare needles (no specific sort)\nBobbins\nExtension Lead\nThreads of participants choice of season. You will be given a choice to compete a spring\, summer of autumn woodland scene. Choose colours that match this. Plus dark navy blue (full reel preferred).\nFabric Scissors\nPaper scissors\nPins\n30 cm ruler\nPencil\nNotebook if you wish to take notes during demo.\n\n*Please note we will begin with straight stitch so please do not put your FME foot on for the start of the first day. \nAbout Justine \nJustine Warner is a textile and mixed media landscape artist whose work is inspired by the moorlands\, seascapes\, and woodlands of northern England. Working with recycled fabrics\, experimental textiles\, and stitch\, she creates richly layered pieces with a distinctive painterly quality. Her practice blends texture\, colour\, and mark-making to evoke atmosphere and memory in the landscape. Alongside exhibiting her work\, Justine also shares her knowledge through teaching and workshops\, encouraging others to explore innovative textile techniques. Her art reflects a deep connection to place\, transforming familiar natural scenes into expressive\, tactile compositions. \nWebsite – https://www.justinewarnerartist.com/ \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided. \nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. PAT testing will be available for equipment on the first day (17th Sept)  \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/justine-warner-2-day-workshop-woodland-in-recycled-fabrics/
LOCATION:Siddington Village Hall\, Congleton Rd\, Siddington\, SK11 9JR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261007T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T130132Z
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SUMMARY:Jennifer Collier - Zoom Talk - 'The Art of Paper and Stitch'
DESCRIPTION:In this online talk Jennifer will talk you through her route to practice\, from graduating with a degree in Textiles in 1999\, her transition from textiles to paper\, through to her current obsession with translating lost heritage stitches for use on paper… \nAbout Jennifer \n \nPaper pioneer Jennifer Collier creates exquisite sculptures from vintage recycled materials in conjunction with stitch; a contemporary twist on traditional textiles. The papers serve as both the inspiration and the media for the work\, with the narrative suggesting the forms. Through this marriage of unlikely materials old papers are transformed into something truly unique\, delicate and complex. \nJennifer completed a BA (hons) in Textiles (Print\, Knit and Weave) in 1999 at Manchester Metropolitan University\, and has had her work featured in over 100 magazines and 17 books to date\, including Thames and Hudson’s ‘Encore: The New Artisans’. Jennifer is internationally exhibited and has stocked galleries such as the Museum of Art and Design in New York\, Liberty and the V&A. Jennifer runs her own gallery\, workshop and artist’s studios space\, Unit Twelve\, which she founded in 2010. \nWebsite: https://www.jennifercollier.co.uk/ \nThis talkis free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jennifer-collier-zoom-talk-the-art-of-paper-and-stitch/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261008T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261008T150000
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SUMMARY:Jennifer Collier - Zoom Workshop - Stitched Paper Gloves
DESCRIPTION:Stitched Paper Gloves: I demonstrate how to patchworking papers to create the ‘fabric’ for the gloves\, show ideas to decorate such as paper Suffolk Puffs\, mini paper roses and decorative hand stitches like Cross Stitch\, Blanket Stitch and a beautiful Venetian Needlelace stitched edge. I also show you how to put these together and construct the gloves\, as well as covered bindings\, button loops and covered buttons to add fastening. Participants can choose to hand or machine stitch the papers in this workshop\, and I will give you hints and tips for both. *Each participant will need to print a copy of the template I email in advance of this workshop. \nMaterials required: \nMaterials are not provided for this workshop\, but all essential materials should be things that you can very easily find:\nTo take part participants will  need:\n–Access to a printer (to print the template- this can be at the library)-Found/recycled papers (such as old maps\, book pages\, letters\, sheet music etc)\n-Thread\n-Needle\n-Scissors\n-Sellotape\n-Glue Stick (Pritt stick or similar)\n-Pencil \nOptional/ Ideas to go onto:\n-Sewing machine (see above)\n-Sewing machine zipper foot (but essential if you want to do covered bindings)\n-String or cord (but essential if you want to do covered bindings)\n-Crochet thread (Coton A Broder or similar for Venetian Needle Lace Stitch)-Pins\n-Tracing paper/Acetate\n-Scrap corrugated card\n-Buttons\n-Button maker and button parts\n-Cutting mat and scalpel\n-Clothes peg\n-Strong clear Glue (like Uhu or Bostic) \nAbout Jennifer \nPaper pioneer Jennifer Collier creates exquisite sculptures from vintage recycled materials in conjunction with stitch; a conte \nmporary twist on traditional textiles. The papers serve as both the inspiration and the media for the work\, with the narrative suggesting the forms. Through this marriage of unlikely materials old papers are transformed into something truly unique\, delicate and complex. \nJennifer completed a BA (hons) in Textiles (Print\, Knit and Weave) in 1999 at Manchester Metropolitan University\, and has had her work featured in over 100 magazines and 17 books to date\, including Thames and Hudson’s ‘Encore: The New Artisans’. Jennifer is internationally exhibited and has stocked galleries such as the Museum of Art and Design in New York\, Liberty and the V&A. Jennifer runs her own gallery\, workshop and artist’s studios space\, Unit Twelve\, which she founded in 2010. \nWebsite –https://www.jennifercollier.co.uk/
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jennifer-collier-zoom-workshop-stitched-paper-gloves/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261021T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261021T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T125842Z
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SUMMARY:Jane Fairweather - Talk - "It’s never too late but don’t give up your day job!”
DESCRIPTION:Despite stitching since I was a child\, it was only after I gave up work that I discovered what I really wanted to do was work with textiles in some form or other.  The presentation documents the path I took to finally achieve some of my ambitions \nAbout Jane \n\n\n\nI have been creating since I was a teenager when I started by making my own clothes and later designed and made wedding attire including tiaras which were featured in leading bridal magazines. \nAfter taking early retirement and moving to Shropshire\, I completed a City & Guilds in Creative Techniques in Textiles and gained a Distinction at Westhope College. \nI created my Teacup Trees for the 300th anniversary of the birth of Capability Brown which was celebrated by the Embroiders’ Guild in 2016. My embroidery group exhibited at Berrington Hall\, Shropshire. \nWebsite – http://www.janefairweather.co.uk\n\n\n\n \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jane-fairweather-talk-its-never-too-late-but-dont-give-up-your-day-job/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261022T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261022T160000
DTSTAMP:20260703T102013Z
CREATED:20260701T070052Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T102013Z
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SUMMARY:Jane Fairweather - Workshop - Teacup Trees
DESCRIPTION:Learn how to stitch a 3D tree using machine embroidery on dissolvable film.  Plant the tree into a vintage tea cup decorated with a hand stitched and needle felted base. \nREQUIREMENTS LIST: \n\nSewing machine with the ability to do free motion embroidery & extension table if you have one.   Machine instruction book.   Extension lead if we are using a large hall.\nDarning/embroidery foot to fit the machine + at least 4 bobbins.\nAn embroidery hoop preferably 8”.\nMachine embroidery threads –  ordinary Sylko type threads or Madeira Viscose/Rayon 40 or similar.  In various shades of green and brown – think tree colours.   If you want to do an Autumn tree\, bring threads in those shades/tones.\nA few hand threads in plant & flower colours – green\, pink\, blue etc.    Perle is good but you can use stranded cotton.  Thicker threads such as wool also can be used in small areas.\n\n \n\nA few small pieces of soft fabric in colours to match your cup – scrim\, merino wool if you have any.\nBasic sewing kit – small\, sharp scissors\, spare machine needles\, hand embroidery needles including large eyed ones for wool\, small screw driver for tightening hoop.\nFine Felt tip pen in a dark colour.\nTeacup or similar vessel.   Size 7 – 9cms diameter.   It does not have to a picture on it.  A milk jug is not usually suitable because of its shape.\nFelting needle and foam or brush mat.   A Clover Needle felting tool is useful.    We can share these items so don’t buy specially for this workshop.\nNotebook and pen if you wish to take notes.\nNB There will be a charge of £5 per person payable to the tutor to cover specialist items such as dissolvable film\, pre-felt\, dyed scrim\, merino wools\, wire\, Oasis etc which she will provide.  Some cups will be available to purchase approx. £4 – £6 if required.\n\nAbout Jane \n \nJane Fairweather lives in south Shropshire in an area of outstanding natural beauty (AONB) and takes her inspiration f \nrom her garden and surrounding countryside. \nHer Teacup textiles are set in vintage crockery painted with idealised landscape scenes. The machine embroidered trees include oak\, silver birch\, willow and flowering cherry.  The trees are ‘planted’ into a soft fabric base which has been decorated with needle felting and hand embroidery.  Each piece is unique. \nWebsite: http://www.janefairweather.co.uk \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided.\nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jane-fairweather-workshop-teacup-trees/
LOCATION:Chelford Village Hall\, Chelford Village Hall\, Knutsford Rd\, Chelford\, Macclesfield\, SK11 9AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261107T160000
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SUMMARY:Jane Hadfield - Workshop - Weaving
DESCRIPTION:Creating sculptural forms/vessels using various random weaving techniques \nMaterials List – coming soon \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided.\nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk \n\n 
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jane-hadfield-workshop-weaving/
LOCATION:Chelford Village Hall\, Chelford Village Hall\, Knutsford Rd\, Chelford\, Macclesfield\, SK11 9AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20261118T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20261118T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T131917Z
CREATED:20260701T070056Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T131917Z
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SUMMARY:Catherine Hill - Talk - A Way with Words
DESCRIPTION:Hand embroidered text forms the foundation of all Catherine’s work. Using cotton cloth\, vintage Sylko threads and traditional embroidery techniques she documents memories and Lancashire’s social history. Catherine composes the narratives then stitches them. \nIn this talk\, Catherine shares her journey into textiles and explains the stories behind her artwork. \nAbout Catherine \nCatherine Hill is a multi-award-winning contemporary textile artist and wordsmith. Her work explores landscape\, social history and her own memories of growing up in Lancashire in the 1970’s. Catherine combines cloth and vintage Sylko threads to create her hand embroidered artworks. Catherine is probably best known for her hand embroidered text. She composes the narratives then stitches them. Catherine is an exhibiting member of Prism Textiles and has work in a permanent collection at the Victoria & Albert Museum\, London. \nSocial Media link:  https://www.instagram.com/catherine_hill_textile_artist \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/catherine-hill-talk-a-way-with-words/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270120T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270120T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T132820Z
CREATED:20260701T070014Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T132820Z
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SUMMARY:Deb Cooper - Zoom Talk -  “Lines and Wrinkles and a Little Bit Rusty”
DESCRIPTION:It’s all about the Lines and Wrinkles!…. How I got here and my work. Plus\, a demonstration of my rust dyeing process. \nAbout Deb \nDeb Cooper is a Mixed Media Textile Artist based in the North East of England.  Using natural dyes\, ink\, mark-making\, and stitch\, she combines small sections of recycled fibres\, old papers\, and vintage textiles\, including deconstructed lace. Sometimes\, machine embroidery is added to the mix\, but the key element is hand stitch\, which Deb uses to unite the layers. Deb has a love of aged and worn materials. The gentle colours and calm tones draw you in to view each piece more closely.  \nWebsite: www.debcoopertextileart.com \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/deb-cooper-zoom-talk-lines-and-wrinkles-and-a-little-bit-rusty/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270121T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270121T150000
DTSTAMP:20260623T135415Z
CREATED:20260701T070056Z
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SUMMARY:Deb Cooper - Zoom Workshop - Manipulated and Knotted Hoop
DESCRIPTION:Textured embroidery\, using fabric manipulation and some basic embroidery stitches. Create a textured piece of embroidery which can be displayed in a small embroidery hoop. The piece will look at texture\, playing with simple fabric manipulation & some basic embroidery stitches within a limited colour range; this technique can then be explored to create various pieces. \nMaterials needed: \nBasic sewing kit (needles\, scissors etc.) You will also need a base/background fabric; to fit your *hoop\, a neutral shade is best in medium weight calico or similar. \n*An embroidery hoop at a size of around 4-6 inches \nOther materials \nI can supply a pack of rust dyed fabric and lace\, etc. if you would like to use this colour palette at a cost of £20 – to be pre ordered. \nAlternatively\, you may wish to use your own fabrics\, in your preferred colour range. \nYou will need a selection of embroidery threads in your chosen colour. \n \nYou can of course use any special fabrics\, button\, beads etc. that you would like to incorporate. \nAbout Deb \nDeb Cooper is a Mixed Media Textile Artist based in the North East of England. Using natural dyes\, ink\, mark-making\, and stitch\, she combines small sections of recycled fibres\, old papers\, and vintage textiles\, including deconstructed lace. Sometimes\, machine embroidery is added to the mix\, but the key element is hand stitch\, which Deb uses to unite the layers. Deb has a love of aged and worn materials. The gentle colours and calm tones draw you in to view each piece more closely. \nWebsite: www.debcoopertextileart.com
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/deb-cooper-zoom-workshop-manipulated-and-knotted-hoop/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270206T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270206T160000
DTSTAMP:20260630T185716Z
CREATED:20260701T070009Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260630T185716Z
UID:5267-1801908000-1801929600@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Angela Oswald - Workshop - Make a Fabric Sample Book/Scroll
DESCRIPTION:Machine stitch a fabric sample book/scroll experimenting with scrim\, voile and dissolvable fabrics. \nMaterials list – coming later \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided.\nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/angela-oswald-workshop-make-a-fabric-sample-book-scroll/
LOCATION:Chelford Village Hall\, Chelford Village Hall\, Knutsford Rd\, Chelford\, Macclesfield\, SK11 9AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270217T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270217T210000
DTSTAMP:20260703T102504Z
CREATED:20260701T070038Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T102504Z
UID:5132-1802892600-1802898000@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Corinne Young - Zoom Talk - My textile journey
DESCRIPTION:Illustrated talk about my textile adventures from my degree up to the present day \nAbout Corinne \nCorinne Young is an embroiderer specialising in freehand machine embroidery. She makes 3d botanical sculptures which have been shown at the Chelsea Flower Show \nWebsite: https://corinneyoungtextiles.co.uk/
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/corinne-young-zoom-talk-my-textile-journey/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270303T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270303T210000
DTSTAMP:20260703T102925Z
CREATED:20260108T110029Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T102925Z
UID:4987-1804102200-1804107600@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Janice Bottrill - Zoom Talk - 'Slow\, Quiet Work'
DESCRIPTION:An introductory talk by Janice – sharing her work and approach to teaching. \n  \nAbout Janice \nJanice Botterill is an artist\, writer and tutor. She uses the techniques and processes of traditional embroidery and darning to make drawings\, collages and quilts. Working towards a zero-waste practice\, she works with pre-loved\, repurposed or natural fabrics and threads. She prefers the slower\, quieter practice of hand stitching\, focusing on just a handful of signature stitches in her work. \nShe is very interested in the crossover between textiles and other creative practices and in particular how contemporary artists\, collectors and galleries are blurring the traditional barriers between stitching and embroidery (often seen as domestic and craft techniques) and fine art practices such as sculpture\, painting and installation. \nShe often combines her stitched work with writing and printmaking and is relearning how to use a vintage treadle sewing machine to expand her practice. She is a member of several South West UK textile groups and shares her enthusiasm and knowledge of embroidery and hand stitching through teaching and facilitating workshops. You can find her work and words on Instagram and Substack – just search for slowquietwork \nInstagram account – https://www.instagram.com/slowquietwork/ \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/janice-bottrill-zoom-talk-slow-quiet-work/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270317T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270317T210000
DTSTAMP:20260630T191926Z
CREATED:20260701T070039Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260630T191926Z
UID:5135-1805311800-1805317200@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Anne Brooke - Talk - #4theloveofstitch  an obsession and an accident
DESCRIPTION:Join me for an intimate\, behind-the-scenes look at my evolution as a textile artist. In this talk\, I’ll share the stories\, inspirations\, and exact processes that bring my stitched collages to life—from the first spark of an idea to the final\, intricate layers. \nWe will dive deep into my pivotal shift in direction from 2021 to the present day\, exploring the birth of #sew4thesoul and how a deep passion for textile art transformed into a beautiful\, lifelong obsession with the craft. Whether you are a fellow maker or an art lover\, get ready for an honest of my wandersing and ponderings. \nAbout Anne \nMy creative practice is all about connections\, journeys\, and memories that are anchored down in layers of paint and deliberate hand-stitching. \nI love how the quiet rhythm of the stitch can bridge gaps\, bind fabric or paper together\, and hold onto precious memories. For me\, every piece tells a story—it almost feels as if a small part of your soul becomes woven right into the work. \nhttps://www.annebrooke.co.uk/
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/anne-brooke-talk-to-be-confirmed/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270318T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270318T160000
DTSTAMP:20260630T183332Z
CREATED:20260701T070003Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260630T183332Z
UID:5138-1805364000-1805385600@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Anne Brooke - Workshop - Hoop Hoop to Stitch
DESCRIPTION:A New Dimension in Textile Backgrounds \nReady to take your stitching to the next level—literally? Whether you are looking for a sequel to our Painted & Stitched session or you want a fresh\, experimental starting point for a brand-new project\, this workshop is all about structural depth. \nBy working with a double hoop setup\, we move away from flat surfaces and begin building a layered\, sculptural environment ready for your needle. \nBrief overview of the day. In the morning we look at the construction and assembly of our hoop in a hoop and begin to explore a range of painting and mark making techniques to address the issue of scary white fabric. In the afternoon we will continue to develop the background and begin to explore a range of stitching. Depending on how quick you stitch\, it is unlikely you will complete your piece on the day. But Anne will go through everything you need to know in the afternoon. \nMaterials – \nMust haves \n● Apron and gloves if you don’t want to get paint/inks on your hands (will wash off) ● Table cover (bin bag is ok) ● Hair Dryer (to dry piece as we go along) ● White cotton fabric 60CM X 60CM(not too thick) and pieces approx 20cm x 10cm (for sampling) ● 2 x embroidery hoop – 12 inch quilter hoop(this is deeper than an embroidery hoop) and 6 inch embroidery hoop. YOU ARE ABLE TO ORDER THESE FROM ANNE BEFORE THE WORKSHOP. Cost for both hoops £19\, payment for these are due when ordered. Details about how to order will be available early next year. \nWater pot\, palette and selection of brushes (household / artist etc) ● Any art materials you like using e.g. water colours\, inks\, inktense pencils/blocks (I don’t use acrylic) fabric paints or anything else you want to try out ● Test pot of emulsion\, I use white/pale grey but feel free to bring any others you have at home. ● Hand sewing kit. ● Any threads you may want to use\, I use machine thread and embroidery thread.(think of a colourway to work in on the day) ● Any buttons\, beads and embellishments you may want to add to your piece. \nAnne will have ● A selection of sample pieces for inspiration ● A range of brushes and hand made tools to try out ● Kitchen roll ● A hair dryer ● A range of art materials to use ● Tester pots of emulsion ● Threads ● A selection of embellishments ( to purchase on the day) ● Plus anything else I can think of. \nImportant Notice: Copyright & Intellectual Property We love sharing creativity\, but please note that all workshop materials\, handouts\, designs\, and unique techniques taught during the session are the intellectual property of Anne. ● Workshop Content: The project designs\, imagery\, and structural steps provided by Anne are for personal use only and may not be resold\, taught\, or redistributed commercially. ● Photography & Display: You are more than welcome to take photos of Anne’s samples and work for your own personal record an of course of your own progress and finished pieces! If you share your beautiful work on social media\, we kindly ask that you credit Anne as the workshop \nAbout Anne \nMy creative practice is all about connections\, journeys\, and memories that are anchored down in layers of paint and deliberate hand-stitching. \nI love how the quiet rhythm of the stitch can bridge gaps\, bind fabric or paper together\, and hold onto precious memories. For me\, every piece tells a story—it almost feels as if a small part of your soul becomes woven right into the work. \nWebsite: https://www.annebrooke.co.uk/ \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided.\nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/anne-brooke-workshop-topic-to-be-advised/
LOCATION:Siddington Village Hall\, Congleton Rd\, Siddington\, SK11 9JR\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270407T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270407T210000
DTSTAMP:20260624T111019Z
CREATED:20260701T070032Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260624T111019Z
UID:5140-1807126200-1807131600@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Sue Lawty - Zoom Talk - Textile Travels in India & Bhutan
DESCRIPTION:A vibrantly illustrated talk visiting two regions of textile excellence. Locked in the foothills of the mighty Himalaya\, The Buddhist Kingdom of Bhutan is a nation of stunning landscapes\, colourful festivals and an enduring tradition of handwoven\, highly patterned textiles. In India we visit ancient desert villages and wonderful families to explore weaving\, bandhani dyeing\, printing\, embroidery and more. Both are extremely exciting and stimulating countries to travel through. \nAbout Sue \nSue Lawty is a highly experienced artist\, designer and teacher. She constructs textiles using raphia\, hemp and lead\, and makes drawings and assemblages using tiny stones\, creating a kind of pixelated cloth. \nIn 2014 Lawty held a prestigious Smithsonian Artist Research Fellowship in Washington DC and New York.  She has been Artist in Residence at the School of Earth & Environment\, the University of Leeds and in 2023/24 held a three-month IASPIS International Artist Residency in Stockholm\, Sweden. \nSue Lawty is also a keen fell runner and an accomplished trekker\, leading both hard mountain treks and specialist textile trips to Bhutan\, India\, Nepal and Central Asia. The book ‘Earth Materials’ was published in 2017 about her work. \nSocial Media Link: Instagram @suelawty@lawty.landscape \n 
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/sue-lawty-zoom-talk-to-be-confirmed/
LOCATION:Zoom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270410T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270410T160000
DTSTAMP:20260703T103409Z
CREATED:20260701T070057Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T103409Z
UID:5145-1807351200-1807372800@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Corinne Young - Workshop - Scabious Seedheads
DESCRIPTION:More details coming soon \nAbout Corinne \nCorinne Young is an embroiderer specialising in freehand machine embroidery. She makes 3d botanical sculptures which have been shown at the Chelsea Flower Show \nWebsite: https://corinneyoungtextiles.co.uk/
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/corinne-young-workshop-scabious-seedheads/
LOCATION:Chelford Village Hall\, Chelford Village Hall\, Knutsford Rd\, Chelford\, Macclesfield\, SK11 9AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270421T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270421T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T144121Z
CREATED:20260701T070011Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T144121Z
UID:5234-1808335800-1808341200@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Alice Fox - Talk -  Allotment Materials
DESCRIPTION:Alice will tell us about the various plant fibres she works with\, which are sourced from her allotment. Describing the stages from seed or seedling\, through to harvest\, processing and storage\, Alice will take us on a seasonal journey with various fibres\, including cultivated and wild plants. She will show examples of how those fibres are then used in the surfaces and structures she creates for gallery exhibition. \nAbout Alice \nMy process-led practice is based on personal engagement with landscape and has sustainability at its heart. I am fascinated by the detail of organic things and my work celebrates and carries an essence of what I experience in the natural world. My background in physical geography and nature conservation underpins my artistic practice. \nI work with natural fibres and gathered materials\, employing natural dyes\, stitch\, weave and soft basketry techniques. These elements come together in different combinations to create grouped surfaces and structures. Found items form the focus of my response to a landscape\, forming tangible links to the places they were gathered from. I take an experimental approach to these found objects: by engaging with the materials that I find\, manipulating them and experimenting\, I learn about their properties\, boundaries and possibilities. This exploration becomes a collaboration between object and artist. My allotment plot forms the focus of my work\, providing an abundant source of materials. Read more about Plot 105 in Projects. \nI studied Contemporary Surface Design & Textiles at Bradford School of Arts & Media and completed an MA in Creative Practice at Leeds Arts University. I work from the allotment and my studio in Saltaire\, West Yorkshire\, UK. I exhibit\, lecture and teach workshops nationally and internationally. I am a member of the Textile Study Group. \nWebsite: https://alicefox.co.uk/ \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/alice-fox-talk-allotment-materials/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270508T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270508T160000
DTSTAMP:20260703T103559Z
CREATED:20260701T070022Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T103559Z
UID:5280-1809770400-1809792000@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Jane Hadfield - Workshop - Gelli Plate Printing
DESCRIPTION:Gelli Plate Printing – creating multi layered compositions inspired by nature \nMaterials list – coming soon \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided.\nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jane-hadfield-workshop-gelli-plate-printing/
LOCATION:Chelford Village Hall\, Chelford Village Hall\, Knutsford Rd\, Chelford\, Macclesfield\, SK11 9AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270519T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270519T210000
DTSTAMP:20260703T103641Z
CREATED:20260701T070026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T103641Z
UID:5148-1810755000-1810760400@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Jo Beattie - Talk - Reflections on My Work
DESCRIPTION:The development of my work (subjects and techniques) from 2000 to the present day. Bringing lots of examples of work with me to display. \nAbout Jo \nArt teacher for 40 years. Artist for 50 years.  Full-time artist for the last 15 years. \nWebsite: https://www.jobeattie.com/ \n \nThis talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/jo-beattie-talk-reflections-on-my-work/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270612T100000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270612T160000
DTSTAMP:20260703T103739Z
CREATED:20260701T070051Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260703T103739Z
UID:5273-1812794400-1812816000@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Angela Oswald - Workshop - Free Machine Embroidery
DESCRIPTION:Free Machine Embroidery using dissolvable fabric to create a one off sculptural design \nMaterials list – coming later \nPlease bring your own lunch.  There will be tea / coffee and biscuits provided.\nNB.  All electrical equipment you bring to the workshop\, MUST have a current PAT certificate. \n\nBooking Terms and Conditions:\nThe fee is non-refundable if you cancel (unless another person can take your place.)\nWe occasionally have a waiting list for a workshop and if that is the case your place would be offered to the next person on the list. If there isn’t a waiting list then you might know someone who could take your place. \nWith this in mind\, please let Bookings know as soon as possible if you are unable to attend.\nBookings queries please email bookings@texgroup.org.uk
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/angela-oswald-workshop-free-machine-embroidery/
LOCATION:Chelford Village Hall\, Chelford Village Hall\, Knutsford Rd\, Chelford\, Macclesfield\, SK11 9AS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Workshops
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DTSTART;TZID=Europe/London:20270616T193000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/London:20270616T210000
DTSTAMP:20260623T145158Z
CREATED:20260701T070026Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20260623T145158Z
UID:5151-1813174200-1813179600@texgroup.org.uk
SUMMARY:Rachel Davies - Talk -  “How Textiles Tell Stories”
DESCRIPTION:Textiles and clothing are representative of the economy\, society\, and each of us personally. \nI will discuss my textile background\,16 years as a textile lecturer\, love of embroidery and embellishment and how I use it as a vehicle to tell personal stories and highlight issues of sustainability. \nI will bring a series of garments\, accompanying sketchbooks and artwork to explain my techniques and explorations and how upcycling\, visible mending  and sustainability are now at the forefront of my work. \nAbout Rachel \n\n\n\nI trained as fashion and textile designer at Loughborough. This was followed by some years in the textile industry designing for store groups in the Midlands. I moved to Cheshire in 1991 and started my own business painting murals and designing greetings cards. \nIn 2006 I trained as a textile lecturer and worked in Further Education for 16 years. \nIn 202I   I left F.E and set up independently utilizing stitch with community groups around Cheshire\, teaching sustainable textile workshops\, mending workshops\, giving talks and creating conceptual garments. \nI have exhibited at the Grosvenor Museum\, Chester Cathedral\, Castle Park Frodsham\, Willow Gallery Oswestry\, Editions\, Liverpool and had multiple solo exhibitions. \nIn 2021 I was asked to become resident artist for Tarporley and since then have facilitated a number of art projects for the  village. \n \nWebsite: http://www.racheldaviesstudio.co.uk \nThe talk is free to members of Textile Explorers
URL:https://texgroup.org.uk/event/rachel-davies-talk-how-textiles-tell-stories/
LOCATION:Marthall Village Hall\, The Hall at Marthall\, Sandlebridge Lane\, Knutsford\, WA16 7SB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Talks
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