Grassington Embroiderers' Guild have a stitch morning from 10:00, please bring something you are presently working on and enjoy the company of stitching together.
This is followed by a talk at 1:30 "Knitwear Design" by Joan Murray. Joan studied knitted textiles at the Royal College of Art and now has her own studio in Skipton.
Friday 11 October 2019
October's Meeting
Our October workshop at Grassington Embroiderers' Guild, with tutor Hayley Mills Styles, a Yorkshire based artist, was a day of incorporating traditional embroidery with "found items".
A contemporary piece of textile art was produced by using a calico base fabric, and attaching nuts, bolts, beads, plastic and a myriad of found items with stitch.
Hayley was extremely generous with individual tuition and allowing access to her interesting collection of attachable items! Although each piece was started with an identical piece of calico, the finished items were so diverse! It was an excellent day that was enjoyed by all those that attended.
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