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H2Sew Drop in sewing sessions, pop up haberdashery, tuition and workshops. Repairs, alterations and const

We offer drop in craft sessions on a Friday afternoon at Holtspur Youth Club in lovely Beaconsfield. Just come along with a project or your sewing machine and spend a happy couple of hours. We are happy to help and guide, or just provide the tea and cake.

Really loved listening to this last week - so very interesting. Would love a copy of the original book
11/02/2019

Really loved listening to this last week - so very interesting. Would love a copy of the original book

Textile artist Clare Hunter’s illuminating history of sewing and embroidery.

We'll be at this table top sale on Saturday with lots of gorgeous fabric bargains and a smorgasbord of haberdashery item...
22/01/2019

We'll be at this table top sale on Saturday with lots of gorgeous fabric bargains and a smorgasbord of haberdashery items - come and say hi!

Finally made something with the embroidery that was   at
06/04/2018

Finally made something with the embroidery that was at

All finished, and just in time as popped to Knitting And Stitching Show this week to pick up another new project from Su...
03/03/2018

All finished, and just in time as popped to Knitting And Stitching Show this week to pick up another new project from Sue Hawkins Needleworks

Had to unpick quite a lot of this... Next time will read the instructions!
30/12/2017

Had to unpick quite a lot of this... Next time will read the instructions!

We love Wendy Gardiner!
24/11/2017

We love Wendy Gardiner!

Chris chats to sewing expert Wendy who's written 17 books and teaches across the UK.

18/11/2017

This is very clever

Well you wouldn't put this in bathroom used by your children!
18/11/2017

Well you wouldn't put this in bathroom used by your children!

This sweet young woman graces the bottom of a linen towel. Items like this were purchased and were meant to grace the bathroom that guests would have used while visiting someone's home. The towel dates to ca.1910.

The whitework technique is known as Appenzell and it originated in Appenzell, Switzerland. Appenzell whitework is known for outlines of figures with a backdrop of drawnwork surrounded by an elaborate border and swag.

Check the Comments section to see the full towel and its mate.

Image courtesy of http://www.emsheart.com/merchandise/items/F34807%20antique%20linen%20towels%20Appenzell%20type%20embroidery.htm

Amazing work from Nicola and Janette
11/11/2017

Amazing work from Nicola and Janette

Time spent stitching is never time wasted
28/10/2017

Time spent stitching is never time wasted

Could you teach people to sew?
27/10/2017

Could you teach people to sew?

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