Workshop: Reinvigorate your crafting WIPs and UFOs with Louise Underwood

Closup picture of fabric remnants and people crafting

Saturday 31 January 2026, 11-2 pm. £20 for Friends, £25 for non-members. You can also buy tickets for Louise's workshop from our WeGotTickets page. Started a textile craft project and haven't finished it? Are you looking for the motivation to get back into making? Then why not bring your crafting 'work in progress' (WIPS), unfinished … Continue reading Workshop: Reinvigorate your crafting WIPs and UFOs with Louise Underwood

An Introduction to Bead Weaving with Ruby Jones

examples of beadweaving jewellery by Ruby Jones

Saturday 21 February 2026, 12.30 - 2pm, £20 for Friends, £25 for non-members. book online wegottickets.com/event/683467 or contact josephinecousin@googlemail.com to reserve a place. Join Karen of Ruby Jones Beadwork for an introduction to the heritage craft of Bead Weaving and Bead Embroidery. Karen’s demonstration will cover techniques, tools, materials and inspiration as well as her … Continue reading An Introduction to Bead Weaving with Ruby Jones

Special thanks again to Bill, Richard and John

Last year, our Chair (Bill Jackson), Secretary (Richard Thompson) and Treasurer (John Dance) all retired their posts. Bill has been Chair for three years and Richard and John have been in post since 2012, a whopping thirteen years! We’d like to take this opportunity to thank Bill, Richard and John for their untiring efforts managing, … Continue reading Special thanks again to Bill, Richard and John

Review of our recent Drawing Form workshop led by Theresa Poulton

Drawing Foerm workshop exercises by Judith Ramsay

Today, I joined 6 other ladies in this workshop. We did exercises in portraying graduation of tonality using cross-hatching etc, to shape form. We also worked from a photo of the Three Graces, to show how tonality gives shape to the form, and how the position of the legs changes the body shape. We also … Continue reading Review of our recent Drawing Form workshop led by Theresa Poulton