It’s been a long time since we had Gold Bright Check Bullion in stock and it has finally arrived! Hallelujah! It’s now available to buy in 5g and 10g packs. This particular bullion is used in all our classes that teach you the technique of Goldwork. The next course dates are as follows: Beginners Goldwork Evening […]
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Goldwork bumps are back in stock!
For those of you who are interested in Goldwork, our goldwork bumps are back in stock! Available in white and yellow, the soft string padding are used to give height to goldwork pieces! It has a total of 60m in individual strands, loosely twisted together making it perfect to practise your raising techniques! We have also added […]
New Dates Added for Couture Beading
If you were hoping for the chance to join our Autumn/Winter Beginners Tambour Beading Course, I’m afraid the course is now fully booked! However, new dates have been added for the course on the 5th and 19th of April, and the 3rd May 2017. If you can’t wait that long we have also recently added dates […]
Aging Goldwork
In embroidery there are some jobs based solely on making a garment appear as if it is ancient or other jobs like replacing a damaged piece on an existing garment. In goldwork, replacing a damaged piece isn’t easy – getting the same look using a shiny new piece of goldwork is difficult. Luckily there are […]
The Perfect Mother’s Day Gift
Mother’s day is just around the corner, and what better way to treat her than with the gift of a new skill! We are currently offering weekend workshops in both tambour beading and beginners goldwork with dates approaching very soon, so perfect timing for getting those all important Mother’s Day present’s sorted! Our Tambour Beading […]
New Workshop Dates Added
We have recently been adding some new course dates, including the Goldwork Weekend Workshop (with two dates to chose from) and the Tambour Beading Weekend Workshop in March. During the 6 hour day goldwork workshop, you will be shown 4 goldwork techniques and two raising techniques, starting with the simplest to grasp and progressing onto the trickier ones […]