@ Create this beautiful Bee Garden panel using stamping techniques alongside the decorative stitches on your sewing machine. You don’t need an embroidery machine – just a sewing machine with a few decorative stitches. The bee itself is made using water-soluble fabric. An exciting workshop for beginners and more experienced stitchers alike. Full day, 10am–4pm This workshop is taught by visiting textile artist Trease Lane , who is travelling down from South Wales (she’s Cornish by birth!) to teach two days with us. Why not book both days? The day 10am – 4pm in our sewing studio Maximum 12 places Suitable for beginners and more experienced stitchers Bring your own sewing machine, or hire one of our Janome machines for the day (limited availability – add machine hire when you book) Our café is open all day for lunch, coffee and cake – workshop students get 10% off in our café all day What to bring 1 x fat quarter white fabric (you’ll be able to print as many as you like, so bring extra!) 1 x fat quarter felt or wadding 1 x fat quarter Heat n Bond 1 x fat quarter dissolvable (water-soluble) fabric Threads, including metallic gold for the bee Gold or silver metallic acrylic paint Beads Sewing machine with some decorative stitches, plus all your machine feet Flower stamps if you have any Trease will bring: 8″ hoops, spider web net for the wings, and her own flower and ink stamps for you to use. Shop with us on the day: Heat & Bond (or Bondaweb), water-soluble fabric, threads and fabrics are all available in our Coast & Country Crafts shop here at the Barn, and workshop students get 10% off workshop supplies and all fabrics. This is a Cornish Craft Barn workshop, taught by Trease Lane. You book with and pay Cornish Craft Barn, and we pay Trease to teach it.

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