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zukiestyle

Designer Pet Products And Homewares. ZukieStyle Founder, Diane Greenhough Is Also A Creative Mentor Offering Children's Sewing & Textiles Lessons Locally & Online To Children Of All Abilities.

ruth at karumo

Welcome to Karumo – I can introduce you to a number of creative textile skills. My passion is to inspire others to “have a go” and experience the joy and fun of playing / making with textiles Take a look at my gallery of work, and details of workshops… i look forward to inspiring and encouraging you in your creative journey Creative machine embroidery Knitting, Crochet Weaving Bobbin Lace Needle Felting Basic sewing & dress making; patchwork General crafts eg card making

sew me something

Founded by Jules Fallon in 2012, Sew Me Something began as a small sewing class at a local highschool tech room. Workshops were so popular that Jules had no choice but to up-sticks and find her classes a new home of their own. From a quirky little store in the center of Stratford-Upon-Avon (which featured a modest haberdashery downstairs and sewing studio upstairs) Jules opened the first Sew Me Something Store and soon after, created the very first SMS sewing pattern (The Kate Dress - still a customer favourite!). Sew Me Something quickly outgrew the Stratford store and moved again, further into the Warwickshire countryside. Ten years on and SMS business is now an award-winning business, with; a huge range of workshops available, a vast haberdashery, an endless library of exclusive sewing patterns, with an online sewing subscription service and Dressmakers’ Diploma course to boot! With the Sew Me Something pattern library and team constantly growing, so is our commitment to create inclusive sewing patterns that are not only fashion forward with a nod to the classics, but also wearable! Both our patterns and workshops are built with our customers in mind and are run/produced by industry experts who are committed to help build your sewing skills and confidence.

jennifer mills

Making my own clothes became a fun and rewarding activity, as a teenager, and, watching a man making dresses in Affleck’s Palace, Manchester, when I was 13, made me realise that sewing could be much more than a hobby. I bought one of his dresses that day and continued to learn about garment construction both at home and at school

colour and cloth

Hello, I am Christine Boyle Creative Director at Colour and Cloth Ltd. I’ve been hooked on colour, fabrics, threads, pattern and textures since my Mum taught me to sew when I was six years of age. I loved to watch mum sew, knit and crochet for her family. She patiently taught me her sewing skills and to appreciate the beauty of ‘hand-made’.

pins & needles club

We run weekly lunchtime and after-school sewing and knitting clubs for children in primary schools around Teddington, Hampton, Twickenham, St Margaret's, Isleworth, Sheen and Barnes. Click on your child's school below to find out more and book a place. We're always looking for new schools to work with, so if your school isn't listed, let us know and we'll see if we can we can help!

real ideas arts & making

Our facilities at Ocean Studios include: Individual maker studios and creative spaces Shared Artist Studios – Print making, jewellery, ceramics, photo studio Creative co-work and hot desks Meeting rooms Event Spaces Café and shop Exhibition space

mairi brown

After graduating from the Scottish College of Textiles, Galashiels in 1990 with a degree in printed textile design I established my studio and business in Edinburgh. I begin to incorporate free motion embroidery into my work, this is the technique of drawing freehand with the sewing machine to illustrate an image or design. Building on my knowledge of garment construction I particularly specialise in historic stay and corsetry based garments.