Location :         Cottenham

Day : Wednesday

Start Date :   18 January 2012

Time : 9.30am – 12.30pm

Weeks :         5

Price : £75(full)/£56(concess)            

This five week course is aimed at those who have dabbled in the field of creative embroidery over a number of years and are experienced in free machine embroidery.   This series of workshops will teach you how to extend your skills to include hand embroidery and some mixed media techniques. 

Students will re-enforce their existing skills and progress to an advanced level of competence in creative embroidery

There will be a cost of £6.00 to cover hard to find materials.

• Sewing machine – cleaned and oiled.  Please ensure that it is PAT TESTED.

• Spare pkt. of sewing machine needles – size 90 or top-stitch 90

• Small selection of machine and hand embroidery threads to a chosen colour scheme.

• 8/10” Wooden Embroidery Frame, with inner ring bound

• Four pieces of coloured cotton fabric, big enough to fit generously in your frame.

• Half metre of calico

• 1 metre of water soluble fabric (your choice)

• Apron & rubber gloves

• Large piece of plastic to cover your working area.

• Basic sewing Kit

• Notebook and Pen

Students progress will be noted and photographed by tutor.

On completion of the course, students will be competent enough to work on own initiative and experienced enough to join textile art groups.

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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.

Spring Term : Monday 10th January 2011 Half Term : 21st – 25th February 2011

We are closed on bank holidays

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.