Monthly blog
Karen Lane – textile artist and inspiring felt maker My F-Plan Diet – Fabric, Fibre and Felting It is always fascinating to hear how people developed their interests and on […]
The Kennet Valley Guild – Weavers, Spinners and Dyers was formed over 40 years ago and two members, Lynne & Jennifer kindly brought along a wonderful selection of wools, equipment
Aunties – Sheila Davies shares her memorable childhood Sheila arrived with her husband, Rob from Wales for a two day visit to Marlborough with a car loaded with colourful, exciting
Felt making & dyeing – Bailey Curtis Bailey Curtis, our May speaker, has studied many skills over the years but two stand out, felt making and dyeing. She first saw
We had a delightful hour listening to Claire explain why and how she takes a Defiant Approach to Hand Embroidery. Claire explained that her Art teacher at school told her
It was so exciting to get back together again after months of Zoom meetings and textile artist and printmaker, Wendy Lloyd from Newbury spoke to a group of 40 members
There have been some positive things about the last couple of years and some negative. One of the positive has been the use of Zoom to enable us to link
Bobby Britnell was the speaker for our November meeting on Zoom. She started her talk, My Creative Journey by telling us that she was desperate to leave school and her
Sue Hobson introduced her talk, What is a Quilt? by explaining that she came from a family of sewers but had followed a career in science. She explained that pre
We welcomed M A Katritzky, Senior Research Fellow in the Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at The Open University, as the first speaker for our new group., Textiles &
