August 2018
My Dandelion Quilt with Janeene Scott (from Passionately Sewn)
Join Janeene Scott from Passionately Sewn and learn machine applique whist making her beautiful dandelion quilt.
Find out more »Learn to Paper Piece with Alison Zanchetto
In this class, Alison will be teaching you techniques whilst playing with Sue Daley’s design pack No. 42. This design could be used to make a whole quilt, cushion, table runner or more!
Find out more »September 2018
My Flower Petal Cushion workshop with Janeene Scott (from Passionately Sewn)
Learn to make this gorgeous Flower Petal cushion in a 1 day workshop
Find out more »Lets Wrap with Kerry
In this class, Kerry will teach you how to make a bowl from wrapped cotton clothesline. From there you will be able to surge ahead and make everything from placemats to handbags and anything in between
Find out more »October 2018
Slow Stitching Christmas Theme with Lisa Mattock
Slow stitching centres around the 'make do and mend' and 'waste not, want not' ethos of yesteryear.
It is a nod to the generations that came before ours in which reusing and recycling were necessary and admirable. This is not a complicated process which relies on numerous fancy, perfectly executed stitches and fastidious neatness. Rather, Lisa embraces the timeworn nature of our materials, and the individuality of our stitching methods. Simplicity is key.
Slow Stitching 101 with Lisa Mattock
Slow stitching centres around the 'make do and mend' and 'waste not, want not' ethos of yesteryear.
It is a nod to the generations that came before ours in which reusing and recycling were necessary and admirable. This is not a complicated process which relies on numerous fancy, perfectly executed stitches and fastidious neatness. Rather, Lisa embraces the timeworn nature of our materials, and the individuality of our stitching methods. Simplicity is key.
Slow Stitching Christmas Theme with Lisa Mattock
Slow stitching centres around the 'make do and mend' and 'waste not, want not' ethos of yesteryear.
It is a nod to the generations that came before ours in which reusing and recycling were necessary and admirable. This is not a complicated process which relies on numerous fancy, perfectly executed stitches and fastidious neatness. Rather, Lisa embraces the timeworn nature of our materials, and the individuality of our stitching methods. Simplicity is key.