Winchester Textile and Embroidery Group

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              Workshops

              We hold a number of workshops throughout the year led by guest textile artists. They are listed in our Programme section and are primarily for members. However, occasionally not all spaces are taken and so become available to non-members. Non-members can be accepted onto a workshop if a place is available one month before the workshop is to be held. If there is a workshop a non-member would like to do, they can register their name on a waiting list and should a space become available one month before the workshop date they will be offered a place. Use 'contact us' on this website.

              Mini in-house workshops are also held for members. These are not advertised outside of the group.

              Here is a selection of work created at workshops led by:

              2024
              Richard Box - October - 'Stitch like a Wild Beast' - Fauvism
              Kate Findlay - July - Mini Wild Gardens
              Claire Bullock - May ----Nuno travel cloth
              Cas Holmes - April - Mixed media with hand stitching
              Ruth Smith - February - Keepsake Books

              2023
              Richard Box - October - Painting for the Terrified
              Emily Jo Gibbs - July - Textiles using Silk Organza
              Naomi Beevers - May - Reel Birds
              Liz Ashurst - April - Folk Art and Embroidery
              Jan Beaney and Jean Littlejohn - February - Bond, build and Layer
              Sheila Barrow - January - Machine embroider, trees

              2022
              Richard Box - October 15&16 - Drawing for the Terrified
              [bMini workshop - Sept - Beginners free machine ]
              Vanessa Rolf - June 9th - Mapping in Stitch
              Julia Gahagan - May - A little village quilt
              Nicky Barfoot - April - Knitting modular squares
              Arlene Shawcross - February - Contemporary padded and raised work in velvet
              Richard Box - January - 2 day weekend workshop - Drawing with the sewing machine needle - Day 1 Daisies

              2021
              Rosi Robinson - November - batik
              Richard Box - October - 2 day weekend workshop - Picture it in collage and stitch - Day 1 Poppies
              Anne Kelly - February - zoom

              2020
              Linda Miller - October - zoom - still life

              Annette Bolton, Hanny Newton, Anne Hellyer, Harriet Riddell.
              Arlene's inspirational piece

              Arlene's inspirational piece

              Batik Rosie Robinson

              Batik Rosie Robinson

              Richard Box - Fauvism

              Richard Box - Fauvism

              hand stitch

              hand stitch

              reverse side

              reverse side

              shell reverse

              shell reverse

              a little bit of stuffing

              a little bit of stuffing

              experimenting with an embellisher

              experimenting with an embellisher

              advice

              advice

              group of daisies

              group of daisies

              What splendid work

              What splendid work

              yummy cake to keep us going

              yummy cake to keep us going

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