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Cutting out fabric shapes

On April 2, 2018 By vikkihaffendenIn Uncategorized

Today I cut out 28 Scabies mites – only need to sew them up now.

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Academic research and collaborative activities
- Collaboration with Juliana Sissons at the V&A
- Textiles and scabies
Colour grid
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- Natural Dyeing
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Hand knitting
Knittofit
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Pattern for Sew Sussex Magic Makers face mask
Reflections on food and cooking
Sewing stories
- DIY cotton face masks – please use these free resources to make masks for keyworkers.
Spinning yarns
The Knitting Thingamabob; a podcast about machine knitting and hand knitting, with a hefty serving of hand spinning on the side.
Workshops and community events
- Imperia circular sock machine
- Machine Knitting Workshop 9th November, Brighton

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