The Lace Guild is the largest lace organisation in the United Kingdom and is an accredited museum with a large collection of lace and associated artefacts. The Guild produces two quarterly magazines: Lace and Early Days in Lacemaking and publishes books of lace techniques and patterns.
The guild also runs courses and workshops throughout the UK and has a comprehensive library
laceguild.org
facebook.com/thelaceguild/?locale=en_GB
instagram.com/thelaceguild/
hollies@laceguild.org
All women in Scotland are welcome to join the SWI, an internationally recognised and well-respected membership organisation, which was created by women, for women.
theswi.org.uk
facebook.com/ScottishWomensInstitutes
hello@theswi.org.uk
This award winning group of local crafters produce stunning three-dimensional paper pictures using only scissors, tweezers, paper hankies and silicone glue. Manned entirely by volunteers these Glasgow ladies are most anxious to let you in on all their crafting secrets.
facebook.com/p/Creative-Care-at-Brackenbrae-100068925893170/
nanmiddleton@yahoo.co.uk
The Guild of Silk Painters Scotland promotes the craft of painting on silk through skill sharing and teaching workshops. They welcome new members from beginners to those more experienced to learn more of this fascinating and therapeutic craft.
facebook.com/SilkPaintersScotland
mmclennaghan@yahoo.co.uk
Explore your Genealogy is your “One Stop” for family history information. Visit them to collect a FREE starter booklet, learn about Family History Societies and/or receive research advice. They also sell a wide variety of family history books.
familyhistoryfederation.com
admin@familyhistoryfederation.com
The Beadworkers Guild is a registered charity dedicated to promoting and supporting the art of bead weaving. Open to Beadworkers and bead artists everywhere it provides various events, activities and publications to encourage knowledge sharing and the exchange of ideas.
beadworkersguild.com
facebook.com/BeadworkersGuild
instagram.com/beadworkers
enquiries@beadworkersguild.com
The School of Fashion and Textiles at Glasgow Clyde College offer a wide range of subjects to study and a variety of ways to learn. Listed here are some of the subjects that they teach: Printed Textiles, Weave, Knit, Embroidery, Surface Decoration, Millinery, Textile Techniques, Pattern Cutting, Garment Manufacture, Fashion Design, Fashion Forecasting, Bespoke Tailoring, Bridal and Evening Wear.
theschooloffashionandtextiles.com
@FashionTextilesGCC
tlindsay@glasgowclyde.ac.uk
Senior Art Clay Instructor with 20 plus years’ experience. Based at Craftworx Jewellery Workshops, East Yorkshire, teaching studio workshops and online as well as teaching at venues across UK and internationally.
@craftworxUK
Sarah Payne is an award winning author, fabric designer and TV demonstrator. She represents large brands including Brother, Vlieseline and Oliso Irons. Sarah teaches on-line, designs her own kits and patterns as well as offering subscriptions online.
sarahpayne.co.uk
Traditional Corn Dollies from around the World – Corn Dollies go back 8,000 years to the beginning of farming as a celebration of harvest time and a traditional gift for plenty and happiness. Hear all about their history and folklore; see how they are made and try making your own!