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For the first time, we’re hosting two tutors simultaneously at Eau Brink Studio. It’s an exciting test to see how it works! Angie Hill will be guiding a session on making a stylish scissor holder, while Ruth Holmes will be teaching her popular Floral Fusion workshop.

We are also excited to announce a new addition to our Useful Resources page on our website: a great Hand Sewing Needle Guide from John James Needles. This guide is designed to help you with your hand stitching, providing detailed information to enhance your sewing experience

One highlight of the weekend was the launch of our Postcard Challenge. The response was overwhelming, and we quickly found ourselves running out of kits! It's a testament to the creativity and enthusiasm of our customers,

Introduction: Welcome, fellow textile enthusiasts! Today marks the launch of a creative journey that will bring out your inner artist and connect our vibrant community in a special way. We are thrilled to introduce our Postcard Challenge, a unique opportunity...

Are you ready for a fantastic year of textile artistry and creative inspiration? As a textile artist based in West Norfolk, I'm excited to share my upcoming fair and exhibition schedule with you. Get your calendars ready because there are...

Embroidery, an age-old craft that has woven its way through history, continues to enchant and captivate artisans and enthusiasts alike. 

Textile Art with a Purpose: Textile art goes beyond mere aesthetics; it can carry profound messages and address societal issues. Explore how textile artists engage with social, political, and environmental themes, using their work as a platform for dialogue and advocacy. Witness how artists tackle topics such as identity, gender, social justice, and the environment through their textile art pieces. Whether it's raising awareness about climate

The following day involves a lengthy process of rinsing the dye from the balls and cones. This step can take several days to complete. Finally, while the threads are still wet, I use a microwave to set the colours, after which they are left to dry. Drying can be a time-consuming affair, often taking several days or even weeks for larger cones. It is crucial to keep a close eye on the drying process, periodically rotating the cones to prevent any deterioration caused by extended exposure to moisture.