Metal threads: A Creative Approach to Line, Flow and Drawing with Hanny Newton

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Location: 86 Margaret Street, London W1W 8TE

Date: 8th - 9th June 2024

Time: 10:00am-4:30pm BST

Goldwork threads hold so much potential to explore movement, flow and line in embroidery, and on this creative course we will delve into the many possibilities of stitch and drawing to entwine and influence each other.
Throughout the weekend, you will build up your own unique series of hand embroidery samples and drawings which will become a tool kit of techniques and explorations to further your creativity and enhance your practice. With a balance of technique and experimentation, there is plenty of ‘breathing space’ left for you to discover your own response to the historical techniques of goldwork. Suitable for all levels of stitch experience.

Through this course you will be learning the skill of metal thread embroidery and creating a set of unique samples.

You will need to bring your own sketchbooks and drawing materials (fine liners and pens) .All of the rest of the materials you need for this class will be provided for you as part of your course experience. You are more than welcome to bring your own embroidery equipment if you would rather use your own materials but everything will be provided for you.

Tutor Profile

Hanny is known for her contemporary approach to goldwork embroidery. Since studying at the Royal School of Needlework (2011-13) she has been fascinated by the inherent qualities of metal threads, and has a deep belief in the importance of innovation and self expression to keeping crafts alive. From her studio in Shropshire, she works internationally with interior designers and art consultancies, applying her creative approach to historical techniques to large scale projects for hotels and private residences around the world. She teaches her contemporary approach to goldwork at internationally, including the British Museum, West Dean College and the Australian Design Centre, Sydney.

Instagram: @hannynewton
Website: www.hannynewton.co.uk

Location

You can find us at 86 Margaret Street, London W1W 8TE

To see the nearest tube stops and bus routes and to see a selection of or favourite places to eat, drink and stay have a look at our Useful Information page here.

Accessibility

Our in person classes are taught in our school which is located upstairs in our studio. Unfortunately the building does not have lift access, so use of the stairs would be necessary.

Testimonials

If you would like to hear from some of our past students you can read our testimonials here.

For more information about our courses check out our FAQ here.

Location: 86 Margaret Street, London W1W 8TE

Date: 8th - 9th June 2024

Time: 10:00am-4:30pm BST

Goldwork threads hold so much potential to explore movement, flow and line in embroidery, and on this creative course we will delve into the many possibilities of stitch and drawing to entwine and influence each other.
Throughout the weekend, you will build up your own unique series of hand embroidery samples and drawings which will become a tool kit of techniques and explorations to further your creativity and enhance your practice. With a balance of technique and experimentation, there is plenty of ‘breathing space’ left for you to discover your own response to the historical techniques of goldwork. Suitable for all levels of stitch experience.

Through this course you will be learning the skill of metal thread embroidery and creating a set of unique samples.

You will need to bring your own sketchbooks and drawing materials (fine liners and pens) .All of the rest of the materials you need for this class will be provided for you as part of your course experience. You are more than welcome to bring your own embroidery equipment if you would rather use your own materials but everything will be provided for you.

Tutor Profile

Hanny is known for her contemporary approach to goldwork embroidery. Since studying at the Royal School of Needlework (2011-13) she has been fascinated by the inherent qualities of metal threads, and has a deep belief in the importance of innovation and self expression to keeping crafts alive. From her studio in Shropshire, she works internationally with interior designers and art consultancies, applying her creative approach to historical techniques to large scale projects for hotels and private residences around the world. She teaches her contemporary approach to goldwork at internationally, including the British Museum, West Dean College and the Australian Design Centre, Sydney.

Instagram: @hannynewton
Website: www.hannynewton.co.uk

Location

You can find us at 86 Margaret Street, London W1W 8TE

To see the nearest tube stops and bus routes and to see a selection of or favourite places to eat, drink and stay have a look at our Useful Information page here.

Accessibility

Our in person classes are taught in our school which is located upstairs in our studio. Unfortunately the building does not have lift access, so use of the stairs would be necessary.

Testimonials

If you would like to hear from some of our past students you can read our testimonials here.

For more information about our courses check out our FAQ here.