Christine is a textile artist inspired by nature who has explored eco printing and dying and silk paper making. She creates interesting textures embellished with both hand and machine embroidery. […]
Nicholas Ball is an improv quilter from South Wales. After graduating from Art School in 2006 with a degree in Photography , his intention was to have a career in
Our February Speaker was Liz Tapper, a Royal School of Needlework graduate and tutor who described a recent goldwork commission to recreate a Napoleonic era military dress coat. Liz had
JANUARY 2025 Our January speaker was Hannah Mansfield www.theperpetualmaker.com who talked to us about the art of Tambour Beading. This form of bead embroidery probably originated in India in 17th
There have been a few technical glitches to say nothing of Christmas and New Year celebrations so please forgive the delay in resuming normal service. Ros managed the blog for
Just a brief note to sign off! This is my last blog post for Textiles and Stitch Around Marlborough. I stood down from the Committee at the November AGM and
Discover Stitch Shibori – Annabel Wilson The following day after her talk, Annabel Wilson led a workshop entitled Discover Stitch Shibori in which she taught members to create their own
Creating with Shibori – Annabel Wilson Annabel Wilson arrived for our November meeting with a wonderful selection of shibori work to share with us. Nowadays the majority of speakers prepare
Experimental mark making and printing workshop – Ann Smith We had a full house for Ann’s exciting mark making and printing workshop recently. For the last couple of years Ann
“Unearthed – Stories told through stitch” – Vanessa Rolf For our October meeting Vanessa Rolf started her talk by telling us about her background explaining how she studied Fashion and
