Speaker for Textiles and Stitch Around Marlborough group meeting In her talk, Peg will consider the Hardwick Heroines, the Oxburgh Hangings and some of the other embroideries produced by these […]
Bobby began working in industry before training to become a secondary school teacher. She has a passion in both teaching and in practising her art, setting up her own teaching […]
Our annual Bring and Share lunch with a guest speaker
Stories and ideas behind the designs for my textile pieces and the processes and techniques used to create them. Jo has worked professionally as a textile artist for over 30 […]
Wendy is a Textile Artist, printmaker and teacher living and working in West Berkshire. She absorbed textile skills by osmosis from her mother – a textile artist who taught embroidery […]
Clare will describe her journey to becoming a mixed media hand embroidery artist working both traditional and contemporary hand embroidery techniques and combining these with alternative materials such as concrete, […]
Bailey will be giving a presentation of her work through the years, with many samples, workbooks & sketchbooks. There will not be a digital presentation but Bailey will bring lots […]
Jenny’s work builds on the traditional technique of batik using hot wax as a resist; her specialism is working on tissue, often combining it with stitch. Landscape is her inspiration but […]
The Red Dress Project is an award winning global collaborative embroidery project centred around a red silk dress. It is a platform for women’s voices to be shared and heard, […]
“Aunties” (some of them related) and how they influenced me. Sheila has been a Primary and Secondary school teacher and has also lectured in her local college, teaching textiles and […]
Jenn and Lynne have been friends for over 40 years, both with an interest in many crafts. Jennifer’s love of craft started with knitting at a very young age, and […]
My work began with personal memories and has continued to be inspired by different historical and cultural ways of recording experiences. The work has evolved slowly over time with materials […]
