Have fun at this popular one-day workshop and experiment with painting directly onto calico and/or linen with me at The Fashion and Textile Museum. Looking at a variety of techniques and methods, and using heat-settable fabric paints, you’ll be going home with your own sampler of techniques and discoveries, and depending on time, enough hand-painted fabric to perk up your wardrobe or your home. And given the season, this is a perfect time to make a fabric advent calendar, textile present wraps, Christmas gifts, seasonal bunting ….

All equipment supplied

You may want to bring an apron

Open to all abilities

No previous experience necessary

For more information and bookings click here

Limited Edition Guest Workshop - Fabric Painting with internationally acclaimed textile designer Sarah Campbell

“Under the guidance and expertise of acclaimed textile designer, Sarah Campbell, have fun designing and painting directly onto fabric; make a pattern for yourself, or your home in this colourful, playful workshop. Using calico and organic cotton, students will leave with samplers of techniques for reference or for their own home sewing projects, as well as having the opportunity to paint a ready-made accessory of their choice – such as a bag, a cushion, a tea-towel or a wall-hanging.

No previous artistic experience necessary - Sarah specialises in joyous, abstract painting so don’t worry if you consider yourself “not arty” – this workshop is all about experimentation with colour and pattern and you’ve got an expert to guide you! And there's room for painting something flowery if you feel like it.

Leave the workshop armed with the knowledge of how to use different fabric painting techniques, how to use heat-settable fabric paints and how to wash and look after your pieces.

All equipment provided, but please bring an apron and a packed lunch”

For more information and bookings click https://www.raggedlife.com/cart

Have fun at this popular one-day workshop and experiment with painting directly onto calico and/or linen at The Fashion and Textile Museum. Looking at a variety of techniques and methods, and using heat-settable fabric paints, you’ll be going home with your own sampler of techniques and discoveries, and depending on time, enough hand-painted fabric to perk up your wardrobe or your home.

All equipment supplied

You may want to bring an apron

Open to all abilities

No previous experience necessary

For more information and bookings click here

Have fun at this popular one-day workshop and experiment with painting directly onto calico and/or linen at The Fashion and Textile Museum. Looking at a variety of techniques and methods, and using heat-settable fabric paints, you’ll be going home with your own sampler of techniques and discoveries, and depending on time, enough hand-painted fabric to perk up your wardrobe or your home.

All equipment supplied

You may want to bring an apron

Open to all abilities

No previous experience necessary

For further information and bookings, click here

Have fun at this popular one-day workshop and experiment with painting directly onto calico and/or linen at The Fashion and Textile Museum. Looking at a variety of techniques and methods, and using heat-settable fabric paints, you’ll be going home with enough hand-painted fabric to perk up your wardrobe or your home. And, given the season, there’ll also be some calico advent bunting available to paint at a small extra cost.

All equipment supplied

You may want to bring an apron

Open to all abilities

No previous experience necessary

Contemporary Printed Textiles Practice and Surface Design

As part of New Designers in Islington this year, I’ll be taking part in a panel discussion with Kate Farley.

Designer and Associate Professor in Design at Norwich University of the Arts, UK, and Author of her recently published book Repeat Printed Pattern for Interiors, Kate Farley, is joined by an expert panel from the field of surface pattern design including Emma Shipley, Sarah Campbell, and Deb Bowness.

tickets are free; for more information and to reserve your place click here: https://www.newdesigners.com/contemporary-printed-textiles-practice-and-surface-design/

‘Jemima Burrill in conversation with spatial designer and artist Simone Brewster and textile designer Sarah Campbell.’

an online event organised by Design District, Greenwich - further information and tickets here