Members who Teach

Jackie Bennett

I teach beginners, improvers, those wishing to learn design, shaped weaving and textural effects, including Tree Weaving. Regular classes and tutorials. One-to-one and small groups by appointment.

Jane Brunning

I run a monthly Saturday tapestry weaving class for all levels from my studio in Angmering , West Sussex. NIne times a year I run 2 courses with Margaret Jones; one for accomplished weavers and the other for weavers who want to increase their tapestry and design knowledge. In 2027 Louise and I are running a week tapestry course based in Morocco.

I also run teach indigo dyeing, procion dyeing and happy to teach tapestry to  groups on request.

janebrunning1952@gmail.com

Claire Buckley

I teach beginners and those who want to develop their skills in tapestry weaving through exploring techniques, use of colour and design. Learn how to set up, weave a variety of techniques for shapes, shading and diagonals. The classes are small so students have a lot of individual help and encouragement. My life by the sea inspires my work and students can learn how to include beach finds such as shells in their work.

Joan Eytle Kendall

Soulweaving days - for those who want to develop skills in tapestry weaving, try a range of techniques, and experience the therapeutic benefits of weaving, through exploring colour and texture. Beginners and improvers. From 1-3 people in a group.

Ali Lou Field

I run tapestry workshops for both groups and individuals. Workshops are usually on a mini peg loom to learn various tapestry techniques or to weave a little landscape - more information can be found at www.rosewoodandmoss.co.uk/workshops

I can also run 2 hour ‘learn to weave’ activity sessions for more people in a venue of your choice – contact me for more details.

Bridget Lane

I offer tapestry weaving sessions to groups and individuals, from beginners classes to specific techniques for improvers and advanced weavers. I regularly run sessions in South London, as well as partnering with established art centres around the UK.

Justine Randall

I give one to one teaching to students of all levels in my Studio in Wiltshire

I also teach Tapestry at Morley College Waterloo London.

Dot Seddon

Tapestry Weaving, Felt Making, Dyeing and Spinning

Matty Smith

Matty leads tapestry weaving courses for various abilities at Cambridge Art Makers, Linton Cambs. These include one-day courses on different weaving techniques and 5 week courses supporting  participants with weaving projects

Lucy Sugden

With over 20 years of experience in arts education, I offer a range of tapestry weaving workshops and courses, from foundational techniques for beginners to advanced, skill-based sessions focused on personal development. Each program is designed to introduce new methods and ways of working while fostering individual creativity and original ideas.

I regularly collaborate with local arts organisations to deliver group workshops (up to 15 participants), alongside offering more personal small-group sessions (maximum of 3) or bespoke individual tuition from my studio in North Hertfordshire. In addition to adult education, I provide tailored workshops for schools and colleges.

For further details and booking, please visit: https://lucysugden.co.uk/weaving-workshops/

Anna Wetherell

I run workshops and regular tapestry weaving sessions here on the Cumbria / Yorkshire Dales border, both through Farfield Mill (https://www.farfieldmill.org) and privately. Sessions are suitable for beginners and those wishing to improve their skills. All equipment can be provided. Through Nearly Wild Weaving, we run online peer-to-peer Tapestry Together and Troubleshooting Tapestry sessions, looking at specific aspects of tapestry weaving, alongside Tapestry: In Conversation where we talk to fellow tapestry weavers. We organise a range of face to face workshops and other activities in wonderful locations, alongside well known weavers and even musicians, making the most of opportunities to explore the local area and develop different ways of finding a sense of place - see our website for further details. Collaborative projects are also welcomed.

Liz Whiteside

My workshops are aimed at beginners, with an emphasis on working on pocket looms to create little works of art.  

My studio is a lovely calm space which can host upto 6 people.  We cover all the basics in a simplified manner and you can then choose to advance onto more complex weaving in my online tutorials.  

My online classes cover colour blending techniques, where we will use multiple fine yarns on our needle.  We explore seascapes, landscapes and warp/weft manipulations.