Talking Textiles – Whitchurch Silk Mill Virtual Tour
Join the Huguenots of Spitalfields for a virtual tour of the Whitchurch Silk Mill.
£8
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World Hope Forum ‘A Labor of Love’ webinar
Online EventA free webinar with young conscious designers who are leading the way to mark Earth Day.
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MAKING NUNO Japanese Textile Innovation from Sudō Reiko
Japan House London 101-111 Kensington High Street, London, United KingdomA brand-new exhibition adaptation presenting work by internationally acclaimed Japanese textile designer Sudō Reiko.
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Shoephoria!
Fashion Museum Bath Assembly Rooms, Bennett Street, Bath, United KingdomShowcasing 350 pairs of boots and shoes Shoephoria! will trace the evolution of shoe style over the last 300 years.
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The Red Dress Embroidery: 202 embroiderers, 28 countries, 1 dress
Online EventJoin us in conversation with textile artist, Kirstie Macleod, for a fascinating insight into The Red Dress Embroidery project.
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Women Making History Exhibition
Women Making History is an extraordinary exhibition that brings together artworks inspired by banners of the suffrage movement and highlights the continuing struggle to achieve gender equality.
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The Pattern Social ‘Top tips for designers and emerging creatives’
Online EventTextile Designer Jules McKeown will give an insight into Textile Design from archive inspiration to design ideas and print.
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St Andrew’s Church Centenary Celebrations
St Andrew's Church Kimbolton Road, Bedford, United KingdomTen Decades of Fashion (male and female garments and accessories, 1920-2010).
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A Stitch in Time saves Nine
Online EventDiscover how a more considered approach to fashion purchases, and towards a more Make do and Mend approach can help combat Fast Fashion.
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Flowered Silk and Duchesse Satin
Online EventCurator Shelley Tobin takes a closer look at fashionable dress highlighting some of the most prevalent colours and patterns favoured by fashionable women in the mid to late-19th century.