Punch Needle Bumblebee Hanging

Imagine creating a unique 3D fluffy bumblebee artwork to hang on your wall. In this workshop Jo will guide you through each process of how to needle punch your three-dimensional bumblebee onto canvas. You will then learn how to line stitching the details of your bee and permanently fix your bee to a circular card with an integral hanging wire.

Punch needling is an easy and addictive form of needlework. It involves using a hollow needle tool to punch wool into fabric mounted on an embroidery hoop to keep it securely in place. The punch needle creates loops that are held through the material with the tension of the fabric, and the wool loops can then be trimmed to create a pleasing sculptural shape.

What to expect:

  • Step-by-step guide on the punch needle tool and processes
  • Materials: punch needle, threader, wool, tapestry needle, cloth, 6” hoop, 6” card (pre-fitted with hanging wire), glue, scissors, and bee stencil
  • Guidance on punch needling your 3D bumblebee onto canvas
  • Instructions on line stitching the details of your bee
  • Techniques for permanently fixing your bee to a circular card with an integral hanging wire
  • Mugs of fruit tea for refreshment

Age restrictions: 16+

Adult (per person) £25

How to get there

Facilities

  • Refreshments available
  • Toilets
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • WiFi

Changes happen, don't worry

How to change dates
Change of plans? You can easily rebook the next available slot up to 7 days before your experience.
How to get a refund
Can't make it? We understand things happen! You can cancel and get a full refund up to 7 days before your experience.
Please note that this refund policy does not apply to gift bookings. You may reschedule your gift if outside the time period stated above. However, all gifts are non-refundable and expire exactly 1 year after the date of purchase.

You'll be hosted by

Jo Ullah (She/Her)

Jo is a mixed-media artist, writer and teacher. Jo describes her process.. "Art has been my main focus all my life, and I can’t imagine ever being without it. I enjoy showing others how simple techniques can be used to create art for themselves. I find the creation process hugely relaxing and meditative, and I hope to bring that sense of peace to the practices I teach."

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