Online | 1 hour | All levels
Tea 'N Chat - Sleeve Pattern Adaptations + Julia Burrows
Join us for a Tea ‘N Chat session with Julia Burrows, who will be demonstrating and lead a mini workshop on how to adapt a sleeve from a commercial pattern or block/sloper.
Julia will show you step by step how to create new sleeve styles and transform existing patterns with simple alterations. You’ll see how small design changes can open up endless possibilities for variation.
This session also introduces Julia’s brand-new Bite-Size Pattern Courses, launching 1st November - The Saturday Pattern Club.
If you are already a Linen or Silk member, make sure you are logged in to get your session for free!
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1 hour
Everyone welcome
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Tea N' Chat session info
FAQs
What is a Tea N’ Chat session?
Tea N’ Chat is a relaxed, online get-together for textiles educators to connect, share ideas, and get inspired. Each session is themed and hosted by one of our brilliant associates.
Do I need to be a member to join?
No – anyone can join! Non-members can book a session for £5. However, it's beneficial to sign up because:
- Cotton Members (Free) get their first session free
- Linen (£5/month) and Silk (£12.50/month) members get unlimited access at no extra cost.
How long are the sessions?
Each Tea N’ Chat usually runs for about 45–60 minutes, depending on the topic and discussion.
Who can attend?
Anyone with an interest in textiles education! Whether you’re a teacher, technician, trainee, or just passionate about creative learning – you’re welcome.
Will I be on camera?
It’s totally up to you! Some people love to join the discussion, others prefer to listen in with a cuppa. No pressure either way.
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