Patchwork & Quilting Activity Holiday
Our Patchwork & Quilting Holidays will appeal to both the seasoned quilter and the novice. From our studio, with its panoramic views, you can enjoy the comforts of this beautiful house while receiving expert tuition and guidance from your tutor.
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Patchwork and Quilting Holidays 2009
18 - 22 May 2009 | Patchwork & Quilting | £395pp |
15 - 19 June 2009 | Patchwork & Quilting | £395pp |
28 Sept - 2 October 2009 | Patchwork & Quilting | £395pp |
19 - 23 October 2009 | Patchwork & Quilting | £395pp |
2 - 6 November 2009 | Patchwork & Quilting | £395pp |
Arrive late afternoon on the Monday to cream tea in the lounge and a warm welcome from your tutor.
A thought for the day is given each morning, for all staff and guests who choose to take a few minutes reflection before beginning the day's activities.
During the week you will work on a quilting project at morning and afternoon sessions in the studio at Gartmore House. By the end of your holiday you will have completed your chosen small/medium project or be well on with a larger quilt (or finished that if you are very speedy!) Projects include a tote bag, cushions, wll hanging/lap/cot quilt or larger bed quilt.
Wednesday afternoon gives free time to explore on your own or visit a local attraction.
Spend the evenings in our lounge where we provide a variety of entertainment which could include a history of the house with its wonderful tale of politics poetry and passion, (you may be interested particularly in the Cayzer Room freize, which past quilters have used in their designs), quizzes and an evening of Scottish music, or if you choose, continue work on your project.
Departure is after breakfast on the Friday.
What do I need?
A list of materials to bring will be sent to you on booking. We do ask that you bring your own sewing machine. If however this is not possible, we are able to provide one for use during your holiday at a small charge.
Your Tutor
Clare Workman runs Thistle Creative Textile Arts and Crafts Studio, from her farm a stones throw from Gartmore House. She is a creative quilter who loves to spread her passion for fabric and textiles. Clare has been a member of the Quilter's Guild for more than 25 years, studying City and Guilds in Creative Textiles. She regularly gives talks and workshops to quilting groups and others nationwide and exhibits and sells her work through galleries and exhibitions.
Accommodation
Your 4 night stay will be in the comfort of Gartmore House, all rooms are ensuite with tea and coffee making facilities and many have wonderful views over Flanders Moss towards Stirling.
All meals are freshly prepared by our chef, using some of our garden produce, enjoy a glass of wine as you relax in the dining room looking out over the views and discussing your days work.
Transport
Pick ups can be arranged from Stirling Train Station by prior arrangement.
If you would like more details, a brochure, or to book, please email us on info@gartmorehouse.com
Tel 01877 382 991
or complete the online enquiry form by clicking the link