Macramé Trees and Stars

£65 Members and Friends eligible for 10% discount

Date: 7 Dec 2024 10am - 4pm

Contact details

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Museum of Making at Derby Silk Mill
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Description

Come and learn the amazing craft of Macramé with artist Sarah Cooke!

Once you have mastered a few easy-to-learn knots, you can make star or Christmas tree shapes, and understand how to develop your ideas further. Suitable for beginners.
Each attendee will take home their creations from the day and the knowledge of how to develop their ideas at home.

Materials:

Sarah will provide everything you need.

When does this course take place?

Saturday 7th December 2024

Who is this course for?

Beginners. The course is limited to a maximum of 12 people to ensure participants are fully supported.

Additional information

Lunch is available to purchase from The River Kitchen at the Museum of Making or various eateries and shops in the city centre.

How to book

Tickets are priced at £65 per person. Derby Museums Friends and Members are eligible for 10% discount.

Booking is essential. Due to the bespoke nature of this workshop, refunds are not available.

Questions?

If you have any questions or specific requirements regarding attending this course please feel free to get in touch by contacting us at info@derbymuseums.org.

About Sarah Cooke:

With a Fine Art degree, and many years teaching and organising the Arts courses for Bristol Adult Learning Service, Sarah now has the time to focus on her own creativity. she has been weaving for over 15 years, and feels that she still has so much to learn. Starting with tapestry weaving on a simple frame loom, then exploring the many ways of weaving on a rigid heddle loom, Sarah then bought an 8-shaft table loom, which opened up endless possibilities.

Sarah is now weaving with unconventional materials – colourful plastic packaging, old clothes and old cables, and ‘Weaving with Waste’ took off. Not only does this mean that she buys much less new yarn (better for the planet!), but the range of colours and textures are so exciting and unexpected. Sarah loves to encourage others to learn how to weave, and to get as much enjoyment from this craft as she does.

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