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Leek Buttons
Our local town, Leek, was the centre of the button industry as early as the 1600's, the Death's Head wrapped button being one of the most common types. Three different Leek buttons will be made on the workshop, similar to the ones pictured.
Suitability
This workshop is suitable for beginners. Please note that the buttons require tight winding and therefore a degree of dexterity is required.
Date(s)
Monday 4th June 2018 (fully booked)
Please contact us to register your interest in future dates or to join a waiting list for the above evening.
Times
6.30 pm. - 8.30 pm.
Arrival:- from 6.15 pm.
Location
Betty's Sewing Box
Cokayne Avenue
Ashbourne
DE6 1EJ
(Parking at the premises or on the street immediately opposite).
Refreshments
Tea/coffee and home-made cake will be provided, part way through the evening.
What you need to bring
All materials and equipment will be provided.
Cost
£20 per person including all materials.
About the Workshop
We shall be using button bases and hand-dyed variegated cotton perle thread to make the Leek buttons.
Our local town, Leek, was the centre of the button industry as early as the 1600's, the Death's Head wrapped button being one of the most common types. Three different Leek buttons will be made on the workshop, similar to the ones pictured.
Suitability
This workshop is suitable for beginners. Please note that the buttons require tight winding and therefore a degree of dexterity is required.
Date(s)
Monday 4th June 2018 (fully booked)
Please contact us to register your interest in future dates or to join a waiting list for the above evening.
Times
6.30 pm. - 8.30 pm.
Arrival:- from 6.15 pm.
Location
Betty's Sewing Box
Cokayne Avenue
Ashbourne
DE6 1EJ
(Parking at the premises or on the street immediately opposite).
Refreshments
Tea/coffee and home-made cake will be provided, part way through the evening.
What you need to bring
All materials and equipment will be provided.
Cost
£20 per person including all materials.
About the Workshop
We shall be using button bases and hand-dyed variegated cotton perle thread to make the Leek buttons.