A workshop where you can explore your creativity through the art of free machine embroidery. Hosted at the Creative Space in Staple Hill, Bristol, UK, Julie will introduce you to a process that can be as simple or complex as your next project needs to be.
During the full day workshop Julie will demonstrate how to set up your machine for free machine embroidery. She will guide you through a choice of fabrics or threads, provide some test templates for practice and help you to select a design/drawing that can be used for further experimenting.
The planned class is designed for everyone from beginners to those who have some experience, but would like to gain further insight into the process of using free machine embroidery on water soluble fabric in a painterly way. 3d sculpture will also be covered.
The day will be inclusive, while processes and techniques will be taught, you will be able to work at your own pace in a relaxed and creative environment.
Julie Heaton MA, Royal College of Art
What’s Included:
Age restrictions: 16+
Adult (age 16 and above) | £90 |
Please bring your own sewing machine and ensure dog feed can be lowered or covered.
Julie will provide fabrics, threads and embroidery hoops.
During the class Julie will guide you through a choice of fabrics and threads, methods of stitch and colour mixing. 3d sculpture will also be covered.
The day will be inclusive. Whilst techniques and processes will be taught, you will be able to work at your own pace in a relaxed and creative environment.
Dive into the world of free machine embroidery with Bristol-based artist Julie Heaton. A graduate of the Royal College of Art with a Master’s in Textiles, Julie uses her art to navigate and heal from traumatic loss. She brings this depth of experience to every workshop, creating a space where creativity and healing intersect. Join Julie for a hands-on workshop that welcomes everyone, from beginners to seasoned stitchers. With a focus on fostering a relaxed and inclusive environment, Julie ensures you can work at your own pace while learning new techniques.
Ask your question directly to Julie Heaton.