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Temari Squares - Level 2
For those who would like to develop their skills in this Japanese art, this is a Squares design where the ball is divided into eight 'complex divisions'. These traditionally geometric patterns will inspire you to create your own colour combinations and designs. They make lovely ornaments or gifts, and are great to hang on a Christmas tree or in the window.
Suitability - Intermediate
Suitable for students who have attended the workshop 'Making a Temari Ball' or who have made a Temari ball previously.
Date(s)
This workshop will be run again on demand. Please contact us to register your interest.
Times
10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with 30 minutes for lunch
Arrival: from 9.30 am.
Location
Alstonefield Memorial Hall (The Village Hall)
Postcode for Satnav - DE6 2FR
Click for Directions
Refreshments
Tea & coffee is provided throughout the day, with home baking
Please bring your own packed lunch.
What you need to bring
One pre-wrapped polystyrene ball* (so that we can start measuring at the start of the workshop)
Please note special arrangements in place during the Covid-19 Pandemic by clicking here. You should bring your own pins and sewing kit including both paper and embroidery scissors.
* Please use a 60 mm polystyrene ball. The ball should be wrapped to the cotton stage and be ready for measuring at the start of the workshop. Please make sure the ball is wrapped with a good layer of wool before wrapping with the cotton, so that it is not too small. Please bring the cotton used to wrap the ball with you.
Under normal circumstances, all other materials and equipment are provided. N.B. you will be provided with a poly ball and as part of your pack, to replace the one you have wrapped.
Cost
£45 per person including all materials
About the Workshop
You should bring one pre-wrapped ball with you, ready for measuring (see above)*. You will learn to measure eight 'complex divisions' and work the Squares design as in photograph above. There will be a range of coloured threads to choose from.
For those who would like to develop their skills in this Japanese art, this is a Squares design where the ball is divided into eight 'complex divisions'. These traditionally geometric patterns will inspire you to create your own colour combinations and designs. They make lovely ornaments or gifts, and are great to hang on a Christmas tree or in the window.
Suitability - Intermediate
Suitable for students who have attended the workshop 'Making a Temari Ball' or who have made a Temari ball previously.
Date(s)
This workshop will be run again on demand. Please contact us to register your interest.
Times
10.00 am. to 4.00 pm. with 30 minutes for lunch
Arrival: from 9.30 am.
Location
Alstonefield Memorial Hall (The Village Hall)
Postcode for Satnav - DE6 2FR
Click for Directions
Refreshments
Tea & coffee is provided throughout the day, with home baking
Please bring your own packed lunch.
What you need to bring
One pre-wrapped polystyrene ball* (so that we can start measuring at the start of the workshop)
Please note special arrangements in place during the Covid-19 Pandemic by clicking here. You should bring your own pins and sewing kit including both paper and embroidery scissors.
* Please use a 60 mm polystyrene ball. The ball should be wrapped to the cotton stage and be ready for measuring at the start of the workshop. Please make sure the ball is wrapped with a good layer of wool before wrapping with the cotton, so that it is not too small. Please bring the cotton used to wrap the ball with you.
Under normal circumstances, all other materials and equipment are provided. N.B. you will be provided with a poly ball and as part of your pack, to replace the one you have wrapped.
Cost
£45 per person including all materials
About the Workshop
You should bring one pre-wrapped ball with you, ready for measuring (see above)*. You will learn to measure eight 'complex divisions' and work the Squares design as in photograph above. There will be a range of coloured threads to choose from.
Balls worked on a previous workshop. The blue one is complete.
