Combining

These samples combine a tufted stable boy quilt and an old eiderdown with applique.

Pique Assiette

Natalie Henderson,the talent behind Vintage Luxe, and a friend of mine is running some lovely workshops in Corbridge. I would go myself but am teaching my own evening class so can't!

The theme of the workshops is

"Repurpose found objects to create pique assiette mosaics"

‘pique assiette’ is the craft of re-purposing broken china, glass, jewellery, buttons - indeed any vintage ephemera - into mosaics

the finished piece often tells a story, or has a theme ...

you will learn how to source objects, nibble china, glue, grout, and complete a mosaic mirror frame and/or wooden heart

The course runs over three evenings: 7:00-9:00pm

Tuesday March 6th

Tuesday April 3rd

Tuesday May 1st

The total cost for all three sessions £60.00 - includes all materials and refreshments

to book and for further information about the course, access and facilities, please ring

Delight & Wisdom on (01434) 632818 or email enquiries@delightandwisdom.co.uk

Portraits

I am teaching a "People and Portraits" course tommorrow centred round image transfers of student's favourite people or portraits. Here are a few of the samples I have worked up to demonstrate different techniques in the workshop.

The Textile Hub

My Textile Collage Course at the Textile Hub is now full but there are plenty of other courses coming up so check out the website HERE. There is tapestry weaving, rag rugging, up cycling, needlefelting and my own courses all on offer at our Jesmond venue. We will be meeting soon to plan some new courses for the summer months.

Sprig

The applique motif I have come up with here is taken from a pieced and appliqued quilt made by Susan McCord, an Indiana farm woman, in 1860. She appliqued her stem but I have used chain stitch and appliqued on to an old piece of crazy quilt.

Fish and Fowl

There are still places left on my printmaking evening class which starts Tuesday 28th February. If you are interested in making collograph prints like these then find more details at http://www.mandypattullo.co.uk/workshops.html

Our next Fair

I am happy to announce the date of the next Vintage Fashion and Textile Fair that my friend Jayne Turner and I organise. Put Sunday May 13th in your diaries now! We have been completely booked up for some weeks now so don't contact us if you want a stall but please do come. The flier is again designed by my daughter Alice Pattullo. She is an illustrator who is now based in London. Her screen prints are being sold in outlets all over England and she is now drawing every month for COAST magazine and has recently done a redesign for Cecil Sharp House where she has a solo exhibition. Look at her blog to see what she is up to http://alice-pattullo.blogspot.com/ I can't keep up with her!