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Course Information
The Crafty Owl Studio has taken all necessary precautions in respect of Covid-19 guidance. For your safety, numbers on all sessions are currently restricted to a maximum of 6 people. Booking is required for ALL sessions including Crafternoon Tea and Stitch a Month. Although it is not compulsory, if you wish to wear a face covering please bring this with you. If you are showing any symptoms we ask you not to attend. As many of the courses listed were booked up before the lockdown priority will be given to those who have already paid a deposit.
Full day courses
Full day courses are £45 per person which includes all materials and tuition, plus morning coffee and home-made biscuits, plus afternoon tea/coffee and cake.
The glassmaking course is 10:00am – 1:00pm, £45.
Either bring your lunch with you or order something from Grandpa Thomas’s Bakery when you arrive.
Half day courses
Half-day courses are from 10:00am – 1:00pm or 1:00pm – 4:00pm and are £25 per person including all materials plus tea/coffee and cake.
Booking
To reserve a place on any of these courses, use our contact form, or email TheCraftyOwlStudio@outlook.com. A £10 deposit is required, the balance to be paid on the day. For more info see www.TheCraftyOwlStudio.co.uk, and follow us on Facebook.
We look forward to seeing you !
Annie and Kev
Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 0EX United Kingdom
Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 0EX United Kingdom
Stitch a Month pt 2 (techniques)
Stitch a Month Part 2 is aimed at those who have completed part 1. This focusses on different stitch techniques, working a collection of samples which will be combined to create a textile collage.
Find out more »Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 0EX United Kingdom
Elland, West Yorkshire HX5 0EX United Kingdom
Crafternoon Tea
Crafternoon Tea is a session where you can bring something you’re working on and stitch/knit/chat/drink tea and eat cake with a group of like-minded people!
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Other courses you may be interested in
Dorset Button Making
Come and learn these button making techniques which date back to the 16th century. Use them to create earrings, bag charms, brooches, and buttons of course ! Vintage Fabric and Stitch Notebook Cover
Using a selection of vintage style fabrics and embellishments make a slip-on cover for a book. Learn how to adapt this technique to fit any size of book. This method can be used to make themed covers to give as a special gift.
Quilt As You Go
Choose from my wide selection of fabrics and trimmings to make a number of small hand-stitched and embellished panels. These can then be combined to make unique phone cases, bags, book covers or needlecases.
Elizabethan Silk Shading and Goldwork
Learn the beautiful technique of silk shading, or thread painting as it is sometimes known. This method of embroidery, when worked in conjunction with Goldwork, can give a stunning effect.
Wool on Wool Applique
Use wool fabrics combined with blanket stitch to create a cushion, wall hanging or decorative mat.
Jacobean Crewelwork
Wool embroidery inspired by traditional Jacobean designs of flowers, foliage, fruit and insects. Worked in two ply worsted yarn using a variety of stitches.
Applique Pictures
Interpret a landscape or building in fabric and stitch. Choose from our selection of images or bring your own – why not work your own house? This technique uses fabric applique with hand or machine stitch.
Crazy Patchwork
Choose from our large selection of fabrics and embellishments and create a hand or machine pieced panel for a cushion, a bag, a quilt or throw. Have fun embellishing your work with stitch and trims.
Canvaswork Embroidery
Learn this counted method of embroidery and create a canvaswork sampler, needlecase or pincushion. Worked on canvas fabric using a variety of threads, you will learn many stitches specific to this exciting technique.
Stumpwork Embroidery
Another traditional technique, this is raised embroidery with which you can create beautiful 3-dimensional pieces of work. The sheep project is aimed at beginners, I also have insect and flower projects which are suitable for those with more experience.
Goldwork embroidery
Learn the techniques and stitches used in this beautiful and traditional form of embroidery. Start a stunning piece of work whilst you learn to use metal threads and more.
Lino Print and Stitch
Spend a fun day creating your own lino print blocks. Bring your design ideas or get inspiration from our wide selection of designs. Print your blocks onto fabric and learn how to add stitch. For details of other print courses available at the studio contact kevtheprint@outlook.com
Creative Metal Thread Embroidery
Experiment with a variety of different threads and materials to create your own original design
Beginners Embroidery
Learn lots of embroidery stitches whilst working either a stitch sampler or a cottage garden picture.
Rag Rugging – Proddy Rugs, Hooked Rugs or Locker Hooking
Recycle your old clothes and create something fabulous ! Using traditional rag rugging techniques start to make your own rug, cushion, bag or hanging.