Twister Block Workshop - Marion Curtis - Saturday 4th October 10am - 3.30pm (5 spaces available)

Join Marion for the day and make this fabulous twister pin wheel block. You will be making a sample block that you can turn into a bag/cushion at home or make more blocks at your leisure and make a quilt!  We will have a maximum of 6 Students. 

Tutor - Marion Curtis

Marion is a qualified teacher with a degree in Textile Design. With over 30 years experience teaching art and design technology, Marion now focuses on commissioned work and exhibiting in local shows. As a member of the Cambridge Quilters Marion frequently gives talks and runs workshops. With a deep passion for textiles Marion describes herself as a "Modern Quilter" who enjoys improvisational techniques and actively participates in Cambridge Open Studios. 

Requirements list will be given once booked. (A special acrylic template will be provided for you to use and take home.)

A Maximum of 6 students.  Please note that we need a minimum of 4 students enrolled on the workshop or it will be subject to cancellation. If we cancel the workshop we will refund in full.

In "The Downstairs Studio"  at And Sew We Begin, 10a Old Station Road, Newmarket, Suffolk, CB8 8DN  

Tea/coffee will be available throughout the workshop. 

Workshop and Classes Terms and Conditions

We require full payment in advance to secure your place. This can be done in person at the shop, online via our website or by telephone during shop hours.  Unfortunately, we cannot hold places without full payment. 

Our classes/workshops are non-refundable.  Please make sure you are able to attend before booking as our workshops have limited places available. If we have to cancel the workshop we will refund you in full.

In the event you cannot attend you may send someone else in your place. We will need the name of the substitute student in advance.

Please note that the workshop space is now downstairs and Rhiannon will carry your machine downstairs for you. 

All participants must feel that they are able to exit the premises with the minimal assistance in the event of an evacuation.