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Hand-Made.co classes at the Creative Kids Centre are cancelled this week, sorry for any inconvenience. See you all next week from Thursday, June 18. 😊

and designs from today's , Thursdays 5pm-6.30, ages 12 and up, £10 per session, at the Creative Kids Centre in the Sovereign Shopping Centre

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Textile Health is the Next Clean Beauty Ten years ago, the clean beauty conversation occupied a fringe corn...

and making , learn , 5pm to 6.30pm on Thursdays at the Creative Kids Centre in the Sovereign Shopping Centre 💖

Cosplay building course !

With Hand-Made.co
Every Thursday 5pm-6:30pm 🧵🪡
First workshop 4th June 🧶

To book your spot for this course RSVP via facebook at Hand-Made.co🤩

and by Iris van Herpen ✨

Textile manipulations inside the atelier ~ Testing out new experiments, where each sample becomes a small metamorphosis in form and flow. #risvanHerpen #HauteCouture

The best scrappy 💚 made with love...

Betty Ford Smith, a teacher-turned-quilter, is renowned for preserving the traditional “Pine Cone” quilt pattern. She learned this intricate hand-stitched technique from a 92-year-old African American woman named Miss Sue (Arlene Dennis), whose story—along with her own—she documented in the book “Miss Sue and the Pine Cone Quilt.” She also authored “Pinecone Quilts: Keeping Tradition Alive – Learn to Make Your Own Heirloom.” Betty’s quilts have been exhibited in major national museums, including the Smithsonian. The “Pine Cone,” also known as the “Pine Burr,” is created by sewing folded fabric triangles side by side on a base in concentric circles, forming a rich, textured surface.

and , places available. Get in touch with the Creative Kids Centre in the Sovereign Shopping Centre ✨

Bravo to the Bournemouth Social Stitchers 💚