Join us at Kingborough Women's Club (KWC) to socially stitch and explore textiles in any way you wish at this great facility. Exploring Textures in Stitch Regular Sunday 'textile explorers'…
Take some time out for yourself on Sunday to enjoy the company of others while working on your own project. Come for an hour....or come for the day! Inspiration Perhaps…
Join us at Kingborough Women's Club (KWC) to socially stitch and explore textiles at this great facility. Let's explore how we can reform leftover bits of denim, worn out or…
We will be exploring the wonderful opportunities of dying textiles with rust. Start hunting around your shed and the local tip shops for old interestingly-shaped bits of iron (non-galvanised). Be…
Explore different ways of making printing blocks and stencils. Use stitch to create a printing plate. Use plasticine to create a printing block and use it with a stamp pad.…
Together we will explore ways of using our handmade printing blocks and stencils. Bring along your stencils and printing blocks made last month (or ones you've made at home) and…
What is Kawandi? In India, 'Kawandi' means quilt. It is a technique developed by the Siddis, an African community brought to India more than 800 years ago. It is made…
Let's Explore Gelli Printing Gelli printing is an easy form of mono-printing using a flexible plate and acrylic paints to create unique prints on paper or fabric. Gelli plates are…
Let's talk about what makes successful mounting and hanging Today's Let's Explore is essentially a sharing time so bring your works in progress and anything else you wish to talk…
Stitching our stencilled and block printed fabrics and papers Heather will be leading our further exploration into using our previously stencilled and stamped fabrics this month. Bring along your printed…
Our next monthly gathering is Monday 19 August 2024 Where to find us South: Kingston Library B Block How to Find B Block @ Kingston 10:30am -12:30pm (doors open 10am)…
This month (assuming we don't have rain!) we will be exploring cyanotype (commonly called blue printing). Cyanotype is a photographic printing process using two chemicals (ferric ammonium and potassium ferricyanide)…
Let's Explore Transparent Fabrics This month Sue Roberts will lead us in exploring ideas for using fine, see-through fabrics in creative ways. We will be focusing on very simple hand…
