£5 branch members
£10 for all others
Hall open to the public 10-3.30.
Book now with branch treasurer Anne Petch.
Friday, 20 February 2015
I walk the line - an exhibition at Sam Scorer Gallery 16th Feb-1st March 2015
Our former branch chair Janet Taylor is involved in this exhibition as part of her new role as Bishop Grosseteste Year Two Visual Art student.
Open daily 10-5 (closed Mondays)
I walk the line is taken from the title of Johnny Cash’s first hit song. It was a proclamation of fidelity and a ‘note to self’ while the singer was touring the USA and tempted by adoring fans. When he was still in his first marriage, the singer himself recalled “It was kind of a prodding to myself to, `Play it straight, Johnny,’”. A line from the song – ‘I keep a close watch on this heart of mine, I keep my eyes wide open all the time’ is fitting for art students who negotiate the demands of an academic training with the somewhat tacit requirement in developing a personal ‘voice’ or ‘signature’. The song’s call for vigilance is also apposite, both literally and metaphorically when creating art works relevant to contemporary practice.Stitch Club 21st February 2015
The stitch club this Saturday at Heighington Thomas Garrett Heritage Rooms will be a bring and sew on whatever project you have currently to hand. It would be a good time to work on the branch landscape project. There will be a lot of experience available from the others in the room. Sadly Annette hasn't been well enough to lead the group this February and we look forward to enjoying her inspiration on sea and sand embroidery in November.
Friday, 6 February 2015
Tuesday, 20 January 2015
Exhibition - come along and be inspired
PAINTINGS and PHOTOGRAPHS
by Bailgate Branch Members Lyn Rochester and Judy O'Neill
JANUARY 23 to MARCH 4, 2015
monday-friday 10-2 and saturday 9-1
Monday, 19 January 2015
Kate Steane Fabric cards stitch club 17th January 2015
"Kate Steane led last Saturday's Stitch Club group with fabulous results as
shown here. Like a magician she laid out 'Ideas Cards' so we could see a vast
array of stitching techniques and designs. There were her inimitable sample
cards (ones she prepared earlier). Kate had also brought much that we would
need:threads, scrap fabric, the card and backing as well as books
to inspire us. She finally joined in, creating new cards, once we were all
settled-in and sewing! It was a day full of colour and laughter. Our thanks to
Kate!" Comments by Judy O'Neill
Wednesday, 3 December 2014
29th November 2014 Liz Welch - Friendly Plastic Workshop
With hot water in shallow heated trays, strips of plastic and gentle heat guns and the guidance of Liz Welch we learnt some of techniques possible with this material.
Here are some of pieces we produced.
Here are some of pieces we produced.
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