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Designing with Photoshop Elements for Textile Artists

Course Dates: New dates out of season, contact me if you are interested. Photoshop Elements is a version of this vast programme conceived for non-professionals. The programme is comprehensive and can be purchased as a one-off, so no need to … Continue reading →

Collagraphy on fabric and paper

Dates: 23rd to 26th October 2023 (22nd to 27th in full board accommodation) 21st to 25th October 2024  (20th to 26th October in full board accommodation) Short course Discovering Collagraphy 15th to 17th March (14th to 18th in full board … Continue reading →

Sea themes in Mixed Media

Dates:  15 – 19 April 2024 (14 – 20 April in full board accommodation) The course starts with a day on the Ile de ré exploring this wonderful seaside venue collecting ideas, bits and pieces, photos and visual information. Following … Continue reading →

The Machine Embroiderer’s Workshop

Dates:    22nd to 24th March  2024  (21st to 25th in full board accommodation) The course for anyone wishing to learn how to work with free motion embroidery or improve on their machine embroidery skills and feel at ease with this … Continue reading →

Colour on clothe – dyeing school

Dates: 17th – 21st June 2024  (16th – 22nd in full board accommodation) (course runs from Monday to Friday) Dye and print techniques for surface design and embroidery A variety of fabric surface coloration techniques are explored in this course, … Continue reading →

Designing with Photoshop Elements for the Textile Artist and Embroiderer

Dates: 2th – 6th September 2024  (1st to 7th September in full board accommodation) Designing with Photoshop Elements for the Textile Artist and Embroiderer for innovative textile textures The importance of using photo enhancement programs is a great shortcut in … Continue reading →

Working with transparency on a Sea Theme

22nd to 28th June 2025 This course is not currently on the 2026 calender Various materials can be used to create transparency in textiles and embroideery, some are obvious, others less so. This course aims to explore a “lightness of … Continue reading →