Workshops - online workshops until further notice
All workshops run from 10.00-16.00. Unless indicated Saturday workshops are held in Comberton Village Hall, Green End, Comberton CB23 7DY. Thursday workshops are usually held at Orchard Park CB4 2EZ.
It is advisable to arrive by 9.45 to have time to set up your work station and grab a mug of tea or coffee. Drinks and biscuits are available throughout the day but do remember to bring a packed lunch.
To reserve your place full payment is due at the time of booking. Cancellations within six weeks before the date of the workshop will not be refundable.
You may pay for workshops and membership renewal online: Sort code is 30 91 56, account no: 02907010.
Visitors are welcome to attend workshops for an additional charge.
Cost: £30.00 to members, non-members £35.00
To book a place on a workshop, please email or telephone: Bernie Tarbit
Thursday 9 September 2021 via Zoom
Dandelion Clock Block with Jo Avery
We will be drawing up our own Dandelion Clock freehand on to a foundation fabric before foundation piecing and then tackling wonky improv curves.
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Thursday, 5 November 2021 via Zoom
Quilters holdall with Caroline Gibbs
Make a large bag designed to hold a cutting mat, rulers etc for storage and taking to workshops.
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Thursday, 13 January 2022, via Zoom
Kate Findlay: E-textiles Lantern
Make a stunning night light using a range of textile techniques and make it light up by sewing in a circuit containing an LED light with a switch and a bettery.
Kate will provide e-textile kits, and bring lutradur and any other materials needed.
Saturday 22 January 2022 at Comberton Village Hall
Mary McIntosh: Crazy about Colour
Dyeing day using procion dyes to achieve a variety of effects including colour mixing, graduation. space and ice dyeing. Leave at the end of the day with three metres of coloured cloth. Dyes and solutions provided at a cost of £6.
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Thursday, 10 March 2022 via Zoom
Alicia Merrett: Imagining Maps
We will create and English village on green fields using improvisational cutting and piecing techniques.
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