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Great day on Tuesday learning how to use textures and colours when making a tapestry.

Eighteen members and friends enjoyed an inspirational afternoon as the humble Granny Square was transformed into a thing of up-to-date...

We folded, stabbed, wrapped, stitched and glued in festive fashion at yesterday’s Christmassy Crafts Session.  All that activity burned...

The Worstead Guild is very fortunate to have as a friend the traditional embroiderer Alison Larkin. Whilst we go starry-eyed about...

Lenny the Lion; Hedgehog having a bad hair day; Pink Elephant; Startled Owl – the line-up resembled a breakout from a fantasy toy box....

Tracey and Sheila have been concentrating on needle felting this week, and Tracey has been experimenting with food colouring too. I can...

Our first meeting of 2017 was kicked off in style when Sheila revealed what she’d been making over the Christmas break.  She had dyed the...

Tracey’s completed commission for an Eiffel Tower Dorset Button, Dennis’ inkle braid from his home-made loom, Alice’s needlefelted sheep...

Inspired by Elly’s workshop last week, Tracey quite literally “got weaving”.  Having mastered the basics, she went on to produce several...

Sue Andrews is a hobbyist who has been creating traditional baskets using rush and willow materials for over 12 years and likes to share...

We all had a great time at the ply split braiding workshop yesterday! Anne Dixon lead the class, she was a great teacher. Anne showed us...

Thank you to Anne Marie And Joan for leading a fantastic needle felting workshop today! There was a good turnout and everyone had lots of...