Get crafty with our hub of textile art ideas. Find everything you need to learn how to make craft projects such as fabric dyeing, fabric painting, felting, block printing and more. With help from Britain’s finest tutors, it’s easy for beginners and experienced crafters.
Enjoy Christmas every day of the year with this inspiring range of Christmas projects ideas. From Christmas decorations to festive bunting, you'll find ideas that you will love making.
Learn how to Gelli Print with textile art expert, Jamie Malden.
It is always helpful to pick up Tips and Techniques. In this Collection of videos, we focus on select Tips and Techniques from Britain's finest tutors. These videos are shorter than our full-length workshop videos because they focus in on a select Tip and Technique.
Watch FREE to view Tasters for an idea of what you see in the full-length workshop.
Learn how to dye and paint fabric from the experts.
Hints and Tips from Britain's finest tutors on how to use your equipment.
Everyone loves making cushions. Watch these videos to learn how to make a range of cushions.
Learn how to embellish your project with a little something special.
It's time to raid your scrap stash. Threre is something deeply satisfying about making a beautiful project from your scraps. In this Collection, you'll find a number of workshops that will inspire you to do just that - - from pinweaving to adorable baskets and bags.
Learn how to make these stunning home decor projects.
Block printing is a wonderful craft, and one that is easy to enjoy whether you are a beginner or expert. In this Collection, you'll find workshops that cover a wide range of block printing styles and materials - - from fabric to clay. You will learn how to make gorgeous lampsshades, tote bags, c...
Tess is passionate about block printing. In this series of workshops, she guides you through the equipment that is used and how to get the best results out of it. You will learn how to print onto both fabric and card using water based inks. You'll learn how to use different dibbers to create a tw...
Jennie teaches us how to use a range of templates and rulers.
Join us for tours of amazing shows & exhibitions as well as initimate visits to local shops..
It is always great to find out more about your favourite artists. What they think about when coming up with designs. Their motivations. Helpful hints and tips. Watch these interviews for a special insight into the artist and their work.
Projects that you can make with children and for children.
Applique is used to decorate a project with pieces of fabric to form pictures or patterns. In this Collection, you will find a wide range of projects where applique is used - - from naive applique on cushions to adding dimension with machine applique stitches. Where will your imagination take you?
In this Collection, you will learn how to make all sorts of bags. Reversable bags. Bags made from recycled fabrics, Superfast bags. Square dance bags. Tote bags. Japanese bags. Tulip Tree bags.Sling bags. Halloween Goody bags. You can never have too many bags!
Learn how to make the Hawaiian Applique technique with Maggie Davies.
The butterfly cushions designs are a combination of simple quilting and painting with Marabu paints. In this delightful workshop Vendulka guides us through the stages of making the front design. Vendulka has two designs on offer. The first is a simple one that can be quilted with a straight stitc...
The original form of patchwork is based on placing something over a hole or, in Jennie's case, a stain.
Once again Jennie makes light work of this technique and shares with us how to set your machine to produce perfect satin stitch.
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Terial Magic – Fabric’s little helper!
Isa Saulet loves this product which she feels has so far been ignored by the quilting public – so here’s your chance to learn more about it. Isa gives tips on how and why she best likes to use it for her applique. We will be learning more about her London Ca...
In this short workshop, Tess Grace from the Arty Crafty Place demonstrates what to do with your excess paint once you have finished printing.
Given that you don't want to waste any of your beautiful paints. Tess shows us a simple method of putting the paint back into the pot for use in future ...
