Course title: Advanced Textiles Workshop
Location: Cottenham
Day: Tuesdays - fortnightly
Time: 10.00am – 3.30pm
Weeks: 15
Price: £340(f)/£255(r) - or termly £120(f)/£90(r)
Brief Description:
Design will be the catalysis of all learning with embroidery/machine embroidery and mixed media techniques being covered, pushing the boundaries in all areas. This workshop is aimed at embroiderers with a high level of experience in the field of creative embroidery. Students are encouraged to extend and develop. It is expected that students will have completed C&G 7822/7922 Embroidery or have attained similar skills and qualifications through other avenues of study. Students should also have a firm commitment to the year’s course and an ability to work on own initiative
All students will have to go through a selection process – please ring the tutor – Pauline Verrinder – on 01954 260358 before applying.
Learning outcome:
Competence in a wide variety of textile art based techniques and an ability to work on own initiative.
Extra costs on the course:
What you need to bring to the first session:
Tutor will contact students.
How progress & success will be recorded:
Tutor will keep a record of student progress
On completion of the course, what might your next steps be:
To extend existing textile skills to enable students to develop a body of work using their own initiative which will enable them to progress their skills to a more advanced level.
Awarding body:
N/A
Enrolment & payment:
Please complete a Booking Form available from the website www.cvcweb.net or click here, you can also enrol by telephone by calling us on 01954 288751 (option2) or collecting a booking form from the College. Please forward your booking form along with payment – cheques payable to Cottenham Village College or cash in person, credit or debit card payments can be made over the phone or by completing the section on the booking form and posting it to the College.
Please note refunds can only be made if a class is cancelled or closed.
Equalities Statement:
The County Council operates an Equality of Opportunity Policy. We believe everyone is entitled to learn in an environment that is free from discriminatory behaviour so that we build a learning community based on mutual respect and trust. We welcome disabled people and those with special needs, learning difficulties, epilepsy, dyslexia, D/deaf and partially signed. Please contact us in confidence to discuss any support you may need.
