Angela Barrow

These are two separate workshops. The first looks at nuno and lamination techniques. Nuno is where the wool fibres and fabric and bonded together through the felting process - no stitching necessary!

It;'s a technique used to create fabulous floaty scarves from silk, silk chiffon and wool that still have a wonderful drape.

The second workshop looks at fine felt, known as cobweb, and lattice wool scarves. These scarves still have wonderful drape but are 100% wool, ideal for both special occasions and chillier days.

A day spent looking at various wet and dry techniques for making a range of jewellery. Beginning with needlefelting we'll look at ways of creating beads of all shapes and 3D shapes e.g. hearts.

You will also learn wet felting techniques for jewellery with a range of beads, ropes and flowers. We will also cover adding light texture to your jewellery.

You'll come away with a couple of finished pieces and so many ideas for more.

A great workshop for beginners or the more experienced. There's lots of samples, demonstrations and design inspiration to get you started on producing a unique piece of wall art.

It covers the basics of feltmaking, colour blending using carders and various hidden and other methods for hanging your finished piece (or pieces).

This workshop will cover two methods for making 3D vases or vessels. Initially, you'll learn to felt around a resist then finish modelling the felt on a vase, which can either be left inside the felt so you can use it with flowers, or removed.

The second technique still uses a resist to begin the felting process but it's finished just by hand modelling and can be made to any shape you choose.

In this workshop you will make a pure wool seamless handbag with an integral handle. The bag is formed by felting around a resist and then modelling through rubbing and rolling.

If you're a more experienced feltmaker then you'll also learn how to add pockets and to explore new shapes of bag.