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Knitting
Skill Stages: 2, 3 and 4
Experience: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Duration:Β Up to 1-2 years
Hand Embroidery
Skill Stages: 2, 3 and 4
Experience: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Duration:Β Up to 1-2 yearsΒ
Patchwork Quilting
Skill Stages: 2, 3 and 4
Experience: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Duration:Β Up to 1-2 yearsΒ
Textiles
Skill Stages: 2 and 3
Experience: Beginner and Intermediate
Duration:Β Up to 1-2 yearsΒ
Crochet
Skill Stage: 2 and 3
Experience: Beginner, Intermediate
Duration:Β Up to 1 year
Machine Embroidery
Skill Stages: 2, 3 and 4
Experience: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Duration:Β Up to 1-2 yearsΒ
Stumpwork
Skill Stage: 2
Experience: Beginner
Duration:Β Up to 1 year
Felt Making
Skill Stages: 2, 3 and 4
Experience: Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced
Duration:Β Up to 1-2 yearsΒ
If you need some inspiration from other artists in the textiles community, read through our content below, including stories from the likes of Cassandra Dias, Michele Carragher and more.
What does it mean to use a sewing machine as a paintbrush? For Murron Fraser, a contemporary textile artist whose practice weaves together machine embroidery, printmaking, and hand-applied processes, the
Some people come to knitting late. Rhona Arthur came to it through memory: the click of her mother’s needles, the grannies who could turn a heel without so much as
From the jewel-bright geometry of a seedhead to the papery translucence of a poppy petal, plants have long inspired textiles and have been a common theme through the history of
Some creative journeys don’t begin with a blank page. They begin with a lifetime of collecting, observing and quietly wondering what might be possible. For Sara Watson, that journey stretched
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