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Sun 15Oct

Embrace colour and texture

Facilitator: Angie Parker

Under the guidance of professional weaver, designer, and colour lover, Angie Parker, you will weave a cushion panel on a four-shaft table loom. Once you have designed the cloth for your cushion you can enjoy the process and therapeutic benefits of weaving.

Event time: Sun 15th Oct 2023 at 9:30am - Sun 15th Oct 2023 at 4:00pm

· Therapeutic Benefits of Craft · Learn a New Skill ·

At a Glance

  • Enjoy the therapeutic benefits of weaving in a beautiful setting
  • Weave and design using exciting colours and materials – all of which are provided
  • Create a unique cushion to take home
  • Engage with the time-honoured practice of weaving

What You will Gain

  • Gain knowledge of weaving, including plain weave, twill and herringbone weave structures
  • Become more confident using colour
  • See how handwoven cloth can become a soft furnishing for your home
"Angie's cushion making workshop is fun, informative, relaxed and colourful. Angie is very friendly, does a simple explanation that gives enough instruction to get started and not too much to bamboozle, and is always on hand for advise and support with problems/shuttle winding/pattern ideas. Having a beautiful cushion at the end of such a short workshop feels like a lovely achievement. Highly recommend doing this workshop and any others
Angie starts up in future."

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Angie Parker Weave

Covered in the Course

Jump straight into the fun part of weaving on a multi-shaft table loom under the guidance of weaver and textile designer Angie Parker. With access to a wide range of Angie’s colourful yarns, you can let your creativity run wild whilst learning different weave structures including plain weave and twill. The looms will be threaded up in preparation for this workshop and the session can be adapted to meet the requirements of each participant. You can get in touch before the
workshop to request specific colours and where possible Angie will find a shade that matches from her extensive yarn supply. Once each participant has finished weaving their panel, Angie transforms the woven sample into a simple cushion for you to take home.

Your Day at Hawkwood

Hawkwood is a stunning Grade II listed 19th Century country house, surrounded by 42 acres of sustainably managed woodland, farmland, and gardens. Set in the heart of the Cotswolds – an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty – it is a sanctuary away from the hustle and bustle of modern life. With a diverse selection of nearly 150 courses, there’s plenty to choose from, including courses in transformative leadership, future thinking, inner life, music and the arts. Our programme of courses is led by experienced tutors and leaders in their fields.

What Is Included

During your healing day workshop, you will get to enjoy fresh, delicious home-cooked lunches and all refreshments!  Our food is prepared daily with love and care by our experienced in-house kitchen team here at Hawkwood.

Additional Activities

  • Mindful walking through our woodland trails
  • Meditate in our Woodland Sanctuary
  • Go on a hike and explore the Cotswolds AONB
  • Discover surrounding charming market towns

Price Options

£115 Day Course + Two-Course Lunch

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Practical Information

Arrivals from 9:15am with the course starting at 9:30am. The course will finish with tea and cake at 4:00pm.

Please bring a notebook with you, all other equipment and materials will be provided.

Angie Parker

Angie established her business creating distinctive and intricate rugs and textile art in 2014, and she specialises in hand-weaving using long established techniques, such as
Krokbragd.

After being taught rug weaving by the late Susan Foster at art college in the 1990’s, Angie pursued a career in costume for a number of years whilst continuing to weave on small
scale collections. During this time she developed the original style for which she has become known since setting up her business. Her weaving has an instinctive
and daring approach to colour and it’s the creative process of importing a contemporary element to the time honoured techniques of weaving, and the responses from the viewer which most excites her.

A year spent living in India and more recently, the dynamic graffiti and houses in her Bristol neighbourhood, have influenced the fabulously joyful palette which is intrinsic
to her weaving. Working in reclaimed high quality rug wool and a variety of other yarns she meticulously
hand-weaves and finishes all the original pieces herself on a Glimakra Floor loom at BV Studios in Bristol. Some of her designs are then produced in small batches through
various partnerships.

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