Create wonderful images on paper and fabric using eco-printing techniques combined with logwood natural dye and various foliage. The logwood dye produces a beautiful blue base colour, perfect for creating bold prints.

You will experiment and print onto handmade paper, card tags and also silk and cotton. You will be amazed at the stunning effects that a variety of leaves and seedheads can create on different base materials.

The resulting samples can be used in many creative projects such as art collages and stitch projects.

This workshop is suitable for complete beginners as well as those who already have some dyeing experience.

All materials, lunch and refreshments are included in the workshop fee, however you are encouraged to bring along any foliage and seedheads that you would like to try to take prints from.

Date	Thursday 26th June 2025
Tutor	Jane Hunter
Time	10.00am - 4.00pm
Ref	3768
Fees	£85
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Japanese paper has special qualities that mean that it stands up to the felting process when Western style papers just disintegrate, making it a perfect medium for making beautiful felted objects. Using a straightforward process of wet felt making, create a little Japanese inspired blue and white felt pot.

You will learn the basics of 3D wet feltmaking and will complete a decorated felt pot to take home.  Our tutor puts glass test tubes into hers to turn them into vases, or keep it as a lovely ornament.

Suitable for complete beginners or those who already enjoy experimenting with felting processes

All materials included in the workshop fee.

Date	Wednesday 2nd July 2025
Tutor	Clare Linford
Time	9.30am - 1.00pm
Ref	3665
Fees	£50
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Create a dramatic long dark blue silk scarf scattered with white stencilled images.

First, you will design and make your own stencil to use on your scarf, and learn the basics of pattern design to create your layout. Then, after using a simple acid dye, made to be removed (discharged) in selected areas, you will stencil your design across the scarf, which will produce a pattern of white motifs against a rich midnight-blue background. The big moment when your design is finally revealed is so exciting that you will want to do it all over again!

By the end of the day you will have completed a unique decorated silk scarf (approx. 180cm long) to take home.

This workshop is suitable for complete beginners as well as those with textile dyeing experience.

All materials, a light lunch and refreshments are included in the workshop fee.

Date	Wednesday 16th July 2025
Tutor	Clare Linford
Time	10.00am - 4.00pm
Ref	3667
Fees	£85
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Braided rugs were and are very popular in Canada & USA. During the workshop your tutor will demonstrate the traditional technique of plaiting/braiding fabric strips and stitching them into a
spiral to make a circular table mat which could grow into a rug.

Jenni will also demonstrate progging short strips of fabric through hessian backing to make rugs, wall hangings or seat mats. You may make a sampler or start a progged project to finish at home which only requires a simple tool and can be worked on knee or table, giving a shaggy, cut pile.

A seat mat is a small first project to prog reasonably quickly and works well using
cotton fabrics. Feel free to focus on one technique, so I suggest just Plaiting or Progging and you can see how the other technique is done. You don’t need to have a design in mind, just a desire to make something.

This workshop is suitable for complete beginners or those looking to practice these traditional techniques.

A light lunch, refreshments and some materials are included, but please bring along your own recycled fabrics - eg t-shirts, curtains etc - to use.

Date	Thursday 17th July 2025
Tutor	Jenni Stuart-Anderson
Time	10.00am - 4.00pm
Ref	3760
Fees	£85
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