Vintage Memories

24/09/2026

I will have a stall at this fabulous event !

20/08/2026

04/08/2026

Fabulous experience & vintage fabric to purchase ! X

We have our annual open day coming up this Sunday. Lots of bargains to be had. Plus tea and cake on the lawn.

20/07/2026

Spent a relaxing day, showing a lovely group of ladies how to do a few different stitches. It was a 70th birthday celebration
Always satisfying to see the finished results !

18/07/2026

My month of art at Hopton Hall Gardens picture is finished! Lots of sewing ! Loved doing it ‘Crinkle Crankle Wall’ !

03/07/2026

Hopton Hall month of art , here I come ! Sewing in the rose garden…… bliss ! X
Hopton Hall Gardens

15/04/2026

A friend doing a lovely project , do join in if you want to do some simple stitching for a great cause x I have completed my two !

If you'd like to be part of this project, for more details, please go to www.untangledthreads.co.uk (Sorry! UK postal addresses only)

08/04/2026

Who doesn’t want to make one of these ??? !

Industrial Revolutions: Felting with Carol Coyne of C. C. Crafts

📅 Saturday 11th April
⏰ 11am-3pm
📍 Masson Mills Textile Museum
👛 Free, drop in workshop
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Family friendly, all ages welcome

Join Carol this Saturday and try your hand at needle felting. Make your very own woolly sheep badge to take home. You'll also have the opportunity to contribute to a large felted wheel as part of a group project.

Please note that we will be using very sharp needles which are not suitable for children. Children over 13 are welcome to take part with adult supervision.

Part of the Derbyshire Makes Cromford Festival

02/04/2026

Free workshops ! What’s not to enjoy ???

Industrial Revolutions: Needlecraft with Jackie Howard

📅 Saturday 11th April
⏰ 11am-3pm
📍 Masson Mills Textile Museum
👛 Free, drop in workshop
🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒 Family friendly, all ages welcome

Join Jackie as she guides you with a range of hand sewing techniques.

You can contribute to a communal piece inspired by wheels by adding your own stitched, appliqued or button circles.

You’ll also have the opportunity to create your own Suffolk Puff brooch to take home. This traditional 17th-century patchwork technique was revived in the 1930s and 40s as a practical way to turn fabric scraps into something useful. A small piece of fabric is cut into a circle, stitched around the edge, and gently gathered—simple, charming, and effective.

Suitable for all abilities.

Part of the Derbyshire Makes Cromford Festival