New! Knitting & Crochet for Peace & Relaxation

A new course to learn or refresh basic stitches as well as to help and guide you through your knitting & crochet projects in a sociable & relaxing class

KNITTING & CROCHET for Peace and Relaxation
Dates & Times TBC
Please email admin@lmhs.org.uk for info and to register your interest

6 sessions: £75/£45c. Or Drop-In £15/10c

Beginners will learn how to carry out basic stitches. Intermediate and advanced students will be supported in following patterns, making up and finishing garments, learning any relevant new skills as required.
Learners will be given information and simple techniques to use knitting and crochet to help with relaxation, and improve peace of mind.

This course is aimed at adults 18+
and suitable for All Levels
ENROL NOW!

NEW! Knitting & Crochet for Peace & Relaxation

KNITTING & CROCHET
for Peace and Relaxation
Wednesdays 24 July-28 August, 10am-12.30pm
6 sessions: £75/£45c. Or Drop-In £15/10c
NEW Summer Short Course and Drop-In to keep you busy and relaxed during the holiday season
Beginners will learn how to carry out basic stitches. Intermediate and advanced students will be supported in following patterns, making up and finishing garments, learning any relevant new skills as required.
Have fun making scarves, granny squares for cushion covers or blankets, crochet necklaces, coasters, or any other knitting or crochet project you’d like help with!
Learners will be given information and simple techniques to use knitting and crochet to help with relaxation, and improve peace of mind.

This course is aimed at adults 18+
and suitable for All Levels
ENROL NOW!

OPEN DAY! Tuesday 2 April 6.30-8.30pm

Come and join us for an evening with Lady Margaret Hall Settlement Chair Danielle Arnaud, tutors and students, to see what we do and have a chance to ask questions, suggest courses, and enrol for our great sewing classes for the Summer Term and beyond.

Clothes Making tutor Grace Carter-Allen and new Embroidery tutor Richard McVetis will be to hand to present their classes and answer any questions, as well as to show samples from their work.

Some of our currents students might also be able to come to champion our classes, tell you what it’s like, and show off some of their finished projects.

Please come to Unit 1, The Co-op Centre, 11 Mowll Street, London SW9 6HP for a drinks & nibbles evening to share our love of sewing and good company!

RSVP appreciated but not essential.

We look forward to welcoming you to All Sewn Up!

OPEN DAY 2/4/2019

Sewing & Textiles Club (no tutor)

A calm and friendly environment where you can practice sewing and complete projects. An opportunity to use the amazing facilities at All Sewn Up.

There is NO TUTOR for this session, but a member of the All Sewn Up Team will be present.  Please also note that THIS IS NOT A DROP-IN SESSION.  You must pre-book via email admin@lmhs.org.uk at least a week before your chosen Monday of attendance to use the club.

Tutor

There is no tutor for this session, but a member of the All Sewn Up Team will be present.

Start and End Dates

Mondays during School terms only, excluding Bank holiday Mondays, half terms and school holidays.

Current dates:
Mondays 9th/16th/23rd/30th Sept
Mondays 7th/14th/21st Oct
Mondays 4th/11th/18th/25th Nov
Monday 2nd/9th Dec

Duration/Time

Mondays 5 hours 12:00 noon – 5:00 pm

Sewing & Textiles Club fee

£15 per session

Introduction and Club Content

All Sewn Up’s Sewing & Textiles Club is a calm and friendly environment where you can practice without tutor, a variety of textile-based techniques such as Soft Furnishing, Clothes Making, Embroidery, Knitting, Crochet, etc.

This is a unique opportunity to use on an hourly basis, the amazing facilities at All Sewn Up – including large cutting and ironing tables, Bernina sewing and over-locker machines, pressure-steam irons, etc.

Aimed at both budding and experienced sewers who wish to advance or complete projects, as well as at students and practitioners of Fashion and Textile Design disciplines who need a well-equipped workshop to experiment with their creative ideas.

Entry Requirements

This session is aimed at adults (18+) who are able to work without tutor on their own projects.

Location

All Sewn Up, Unit 1, The Coop Centre, 11 Mowll Street, London SW9 6BG.
Email: admin@lmhs.org.uk

Number of Students

Will vary depending on which activities people are doing, with a maximum of 8 for most sessions.

Assessment

New users will be inducted into the safe use of All Sewn Up’s workshop equipment and Health & Safety procedures on first session each term. LMHS/ASUP reserve the right to refuse this Sewing Club session to anyone who is deemed unable or unwilling to abide by its Terms & Conditions of Use. [these will be available online as a PDF to download as well as on the Club register to read and sign for]

Resources

You will have the use of all equipment in the workroom including: large tables, sewing machines, over-lockers, irons & metal rulers.

Material Costs

You will need to provide all the materials necessary to work on your project. Some materials are available to purchase at ASUP. There will be small charges for the use of consumables.

How to Apply

Enroll in person, by post or email admin@lmhs.org.uk
Enrolment form available online or on request (by email) or use the link below.

New website and course update

Lady Margaret Hall Settlement is delighted to announce our newest All Sewn Up programme of Sewing and Textiles Classes starting this Autumn Term 2018:

We are excited to introduce brand new classes in Embroidery with Fran Burden on Thursday afternoon and Millinery with Carla Rose on Friday afternoon, alongside our well-established evening Clothes Making & Fashion classes with Grace Carter-Allen who will also be teaching a new Clothes Upcycle & Mend Monday afternoon class and an expanded General Sewing Techniques class on Friday morning.

We look forward to welcoming you to All Sewn Up!

Pascaline Lambert

Pascaline Lambert trained in Soft Furnishing & Upholstery at Metropolitan University in the Design and Craft department. She was a part-time lecturer in Design, Craft & Textile for a large inner city college until 2007, teaching mainly City & Guilds courses in Textile and Employability Skills.

She is a fully qualified teacher and a registered member of the Institute for Learning (ILF) with over 25 years teaching experience. Pascaline has extensive subject knowledge and has been running her own textile furnishing/curtain making business since 2005.

Pascaline has been involved with the All Sewn Up Training Project since its inception in 1990, and was Project Manager and Soft Furnishing tutor until July 2018.

She returns to All Sewn Up to teach the short course: Make A Bag in 2 Days in the 2019 Summer Term.

 

Richard McVetis

Finalist of the 2018 Loewe Craft Prize, Richard McVetis is one of the leading contemporary hand embroidery artists in the UK today. His minimalist work is an endless exploration, not just of form but of the reclamation and potential of process and repetition within stitch.

Richard’s artwork has been celebrated in galleries, art fairs and museums across the world including Iceland, Ukraine, Pakistan, South Korea, UAE and the USA.

Richard studied Embroidery at Manchester School of Art and is a graduate of The Royal College of Art in 2008; he lives and works in London.

Instagram: @richardmcvetis

website: richardmcvetis.co.uk

Hand Embroidery Short Course

NEW Weekend Class: learn essential Hand Embroidery techniques in a creative and imaginative way with award-winning artist Richard McVetis

Tutor

Richard McVetis

Date and Time

Saturday 10 June 2023
2:00 to 5:00 pm

Tuition Fee

3 hours@ £40

Introduction and Course Content

For this course, artist Richard McVetis draws on his love of stitching, paying special attention to time, labour and care in the making of Embroidery pieces.

This workshop will explore a combination of traditional Hand Embroidery techniques, how you do it and why you do it. We will explore the tenderness; the slowness and rhythms of hand stitching; the versatility and strengths of embroidery for drawing and mark making; and the pleasure in having time to make.

This is an experimental approach to stitching and draws on the imagination of each participant: create textures and patterns, work a stitch in different threads changing its scale and spacing, work freely, and combine stitches to mark make and draw.

Practical help will be given by demonstrating the many ways in which this can be achieved using the simplest of hand embroidery techniques, no knowledge of particular and precise embroidery techniques are needed. The emphasis will be on both group and individual tuition.

We will learn the following stitches: Running, Back, Straight, Couching, Whipped Running, Seeding, Stem, Fly, Blanket and Chain.

Objectives:

-To develop traditional Hand Embroidery skills
-To translate your own thoughts and inspiration into stitch
-To develop an understanding of embroidery as a contemporary art medium

Entry Requirements

This course is suitable for adult learners (18+) with basic hand stitch experience. Beginners are also very welcome.

Location

All Sewn Up, Unit 1, The Coop Centre, 11 Mowll Street, London SW9 6BG.
Tel:  020 7840 0216
Email: admin@lmhs.org.uk

Number of Students

12 maximum

Assessment

Tutor feedback
Learner self-assessment

Resources

You will have the use of all equipment in the workroom including: large tables, sewing machines, over-lockers, irons & metal rulers. You will have the use of an Embroidery hoop for the duration of the course.

Material Costs

Most embroidery materials including worksheets, embroidery canvas needles and haberdashery items will be provided for the course; there might be small fees for additional items.

How to Apply

Enrol in person, by post or email admin@lmhs.org.uk
Enrolment form available online or on request (by phone or email).