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Monthly Workshops Bobbin Lace 2020 Classes & Workshops Tina is holding a variety of sessions in the Effingham area. Location;- off the A3/M25 J10 & A246 Guildford/Leatherhead Additional Information via email to;- [email protected] (All Enquiries Welcomed) Mobile;- 0788-069-3881 New Weekly Laces Classes for the Autumn Term Starting week commencing;- 7th September (for 12 weeks) No Classes w/c;- 2nd November (for 1 week only) Wednesday Evenings -Time: 7pm - 9.30pm (2.5hrs) Cost: £150 Tuesday Daytime - Time: 10am – 3pm (4.5hrs) Cost: £250 Refreshments are provided. But bring packed lunch for Tuesday classes. A deposit of £75 will reserve a place, refundable if social distancing rules are not relaxed. Max class sizes of 8/10 students, all abilities welcome. Venue situated in KT23 4PB. New Monthly Class Thursday Daytime - Time: 9.30 – 3.30pm (4.5hrs) Cost: £ 20 Cost is per session, paid in 4 session blocks. Refreshments provided, but bring a packed lunch. Usually; 4th Thursday of the month. Current Workshops Two day Classes: (Please notify in writing of any dietary requirements when booking) - Aug (15/16)th Lace Taster workshop for Beginners £35/day (inc Light Lunch) - Sep (19/20)th Lace Taster workshop for Beginners £35/day (inc Light Lunch) - Oct (17/18)th Lace Taster workshop for Beginners £35/day (inc Light Lunch) - Nov (28/29)nd Lace Taster workshop for Beginners £35/day (inc Light Lunch) - Dec (12/13)th Lace Taster workshop for Beginners £35/day (inc Light Lunch) - Jan (9/10)th Lace Taster workshop for Beginners £35/day (inc Light Lunch) Three day Workshops: (refreshments included, but please bring packed lunches) - Aug (21/23)th Mixed Lace workshop for all abilities £30/day - Sep (25/27)th Mixed Lace workshop for all abilities £30/day - Oct (23/25)th Idrija Lace workshop for all abilities £30/day (Jewellery patterns also available). - Nov (20/22)th Mixed Lace workshop for all abilities £30/day - Dec (10/13)th Mixed Lace workshop for all abilities £30/day .NEW - (4 Day Course).. Lace Classes: £15 per hour. 1-2-1 sessions are held throughout the year, upon request, with all abilities welcomed. Laces Teaching Competences;- Binche, Bedfordshire, Bucks-point, Crysanthemum, Duchesse, Flanders, Honiton, Idrija, Milanese, Rosaline Perle, Russian, Torchon, & Withof. Tina Teaches;- fortnightly @ Addlestone, monthly @ Gatwick, small sessions at home & loves encouraging others to take-up Lacemaking and also gives talks, demonstrations, & displays upon request from interested parties. (Please use the above contact details, for further information regarding any queries) Date: 16-Jul-20 Tina’s Lace History Tina began making lace in 1992 with the help of members of Mole Valley who lent her a pillow & bobbins, and a member who gave her individual lessons at home - teaching her the basics of lacemaking. This interest was all sparked following a visit to the ‘Stitch Show’ at Islington Business centre and the ‘having a go pillow’ on the Lace Guild Stand. Understanding the principles of Torchon Lace, Tina began attending twice yearly, two day workshops at Mole Valley Lacemakers, then in Leatherhead, with Lace Teachers Kate Riley, Kath King, and others. It was at this time that Tina began her love for Bedfordshire lace and whilst on these workshops Tina heard about Bradwell Abbey (Milton Keynes) and began attending those workshops to extend her Bedfordshire lace, with Kath, and completed a raised and rolled Lace Collar. She was then tempted to have a go at Honiton Lace and during a weekend with Christine Hawkens, Tina heard about Summer School at York. This was heaven, five days of lace making! Over the years of attending the Summer School, Tina challenged herself to make a Raised & Rolled Honiton Lace fan, which took 10yrs of summer light to complete, whilst doing many other lace and embroidery projects. Tina has a natural enthusiasm for Lace and fed her appetite for different laces by attending;- . weekend workshops at Battle with Sandra Langworthy (Milanese), one day workshops with Pat Perryman (Honiton) & Patricia Read (Milanese) - Mayford lace makers, and two day workshop with Ingrid de Court at Knuston Hall (Russian). Along the way Tina attended St Ives, Knuston Hall, and Dillington workshops with Patricia Bury, where over the following 15yrs Tina was able to extend her knowledge of the above laces. During that time she also learnt; Idrija, Chrysanthemum, & Russian, and finally went on to Flanders & Binche laces. In recent years Tina has participated in workshops with Clare Allen for Hinojosa and been lucky to attend workshops with Anne-Marie Verbeke-Billiet from Brugge in Leatherhead and Swindon, further developing her knowledge of the Continental laces, in Rosaline Perle & Duchesse/Withof. Tina has currently completed three Masks in Idija/Duchesse/Withof, with Anne Marie, whilst working Fuchsia & Sweet-Pea patterns in Flanders, and a Withof Lace Belt with Yvonne Scheele-Kerkhof. Tina started her teaching experience in a small way by helping others at meetings and giving the odd weekend workshop at Mole Valley Lacemakers. Helping beginners to get started in the same manner in which she began making lace, which was to always learn the techniques of each lace type from basics. She teaches private groups/workshops at home, a fortnightly class at Addlestone, a monthly class near Gatwick, and is currently developing weekly classes for Surrey Adult Learning in Guildford as well as summer schools & taster days. Tina has also been working with Pinewood Film Studios, over a four month period, to provide;- technical support, background knowledge, as well as teaching a number of actors the rudiments of making lace, for a new TV-series. In Nov’19 she has been invited to hold a Russian & Chrysanthemum lace workshop for the Upper Beeding group in West Sussex and has been lined-up to give talks at other lace groups this Year. Tina wants to spread her wings to help keep the craft alive and give something back to the lace making family, by holding more workshops and classes for the experienced that would like to learn more and anyone thinking about taking up lace as a calming/therapeutic hobby whilst continuing her own development, as there is always some new technique to learn and pass on to others. Love the challenges of adding colour & adapting designs for modern lacemakers. Date: 16-Jul-20 .
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