2 Arts & Crafts courses about Quilting & Patchwork delivered Live Online

stitch and run

Hi I'm Hannah and have been quilting for nearly 10 years. I learnt to sew after my 3rd child was born whilst we lived overseas and I was looking for a creative outlet. I discovered Patchwork and Quilting and soon fell in love with the process, enjoying everything about making a quilt from start to finish. I now share that love with others in the hope they too may discover a new passion.  The Stitch and Run home Studio is located in Totley, Sheffield on the edge of the beautiful Peak District. I run 1:1 sessions in beginner Patchwork and Quilting and small classes of 3/4

alex o'hara

Alex O'Hara's Quilts offers One to One Tuition in Patchwork and Quilting in the comfort of your own home. We work at your pace allowing you to fully understand techniques and practice them until you feel fully confident. I can teach you a large range of skills from cutting accurately with a rotary cutter, sewing a straight line, (harder than it sounds) Applique, English paper piecing, following a patchwork pattern, putting a quilt together and free motion quilting. What you learn is up to you. I usually work in 3 hour sessions as there is a lot to take in and practice.

studi0ne

alan teather quilting

the crafty nomad

Hi I'm Jo Westfoot, the owner of The Crafty Nomad. The Crafty Nomad offers online education to quilters on many areas of patchwork and quilting. Our mission is to help quilters gain in confidence, gain new skills and get better results and more satisfaction with their makes. All of our classes are pre-recorded so you can learn when it's convenient to you.  Some classes and our membership have Live Zoom sessions with me to clarify learning. We have classes on:  * Free Motion Quilting;  * Foundation Paper piecing;  * Block of the Month quilt projects;  * Raw Edge Applique;  * Using different types of thread.   And in our membership club, Quilt Hive, members can access over 30 pre-recorded classes on:  * Cutting and Piecing Accurately;  * Walking Foot Quilting;  * Quilt As You Go; Curved Piecing;  * Applying Various types of Binding & Facing;  * English Paper Piecing;  * FPP;  * Free Motion Quilting; * Improv Patchwork;  * Cathedral Windows Patchwork;  * Porthole Windows;  * Free Motion Embroidery;  * Inset Shapes;  * Trapunto;  * and so much more!

sew forest of dean

Hi, In case we haven't met, I'm Jen and I run workshops and courses in needle and thread.  I've been stitching since a very young age and I'm City and Guilds qualified in patchwork and embroidery. I'm passionate about sewing and textiles and am constantly experimenting with new techniques and designs.  All of my workshops/courses take place in my purpose-built garden studio in the pretty Gloucestershire village of Clearwell.  Classes are offered with a maximum of 4 attendees for machine-based workshops and 6 for hand stitched workshops to ensure a fun and relaxed day, with plenty of 1-2-1 support.   I also offer private tuition so please do get in touch if you would like something that you don't see offered here.  Happy stitching 😊

loopy's place

My name is Jane and I've been sewing and crafting from a young age.  My mum shared her love of being creative  and it hasn’t ever left me.  I now have the confidence to start any sewing project, going from an idea in my mind, to working out a pattern, to threading my sewing machine and finishing a project.  My mission is to help people find joy in sewing, particularly patchwork and quilting. I want to make sure everyone can sew with confidence, whether they are a complete beginner or have been sewing for years.  I do this by sharing the knowledge and skills I wished I'd known when I first started. I've been delivering classes online for a number of years and it's a real delight to be able to invite people to sew with me in the studio    

queen street gallery

Queen Street Gallery supports, exhibits and promotes original and inspiring contemporary art and design by Welsh and British artists.

cheekyhandmades

I set up cheekyhandmades after I left my job 2010. I really wanted to use all my creative skills, skills I’d had for many years but never had time to use any more, and skills I realised I could and wanted to pass on. I also wanted to work for myself, I wanted to be able to work around my children. And I am doing all of that now, and am loving it. I get to be surrounded by like minded people, great fabrics, my kids and cats, and listen to music all day. I get to decide what I do every day and how I do it.

stitching kitchen

Welcome to Stitching Kitchen the friendly and supportive Crafty Kitchen where Textile Artist Hannah Thompson encourages everyone to have fun with fabric, thread and fluff!