COTSWOLDS TEXTILE WORKSHOPS
Create. Stitch. Connect.
Discover inspiring textile workshops led by master artisans in the heart of the Cotswolds. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced stitcher, join us to learn new skills, share ideas, and create beautiful pieces in a relaxed, welcoming setting.

Our Mission
At Cotswolds Textile Workshops, we believe in the joy of making. We bring together passionate tutors and like-minded participants to celebrate the art of hand-stitching, embroidery, lacework, and more. Our small, friendly workshops offer expert instruction, creative inspiration, and a supportive community for anyone eager to learn, improve, or simply enjoy the process of stitching.
Upcoming Events
Attending a workshop with Cotswolds Textile Workshops is an exciting opportunity to learn from some of the UK’s finest textile artisans.
- Fri /Sat April 4th/5th; June 20th/21st; October 3rd/4th and November 14th/15th 2025
- Karen Quickfall
Ruskin Lace with Karen Quickfall (4 dates in 2025)
- Thursday June 12th, Friday June 13th & Saturday June 14th
- Bryony Rose Jennings
Sculptured Fox with Bryony Rose Jennings(June 2025)
- Fri May 2nd & Saturday May 3rd
- Flo Collingwood
The Cotswold Hare with Flo Collingwood (May 2025)
- Thursday September 4th and Friday September 5th
- Taetia McEwen
Taetia McEwen (September 4th & 5th 2025)
- Wednesday May 21st to Saturday May 24th
- Jenny Adin-Christie and Heather Toomer M.A. (Cantab); Dip. Ed.
Jenny Adin-Christie May 2025 (waiting list only)
- Friday August 15th and Saturday August 16th
- Hannah Mansfield
The Perpetual Maker – Goldwork Leaf with Hannah Mansfield (August 2025)
- Friday October 10th & Saturday October 11th
- Flo Collingwood
Embroidered Animals with Flo Collingwood (October 2025)
- Saturday October 18th
- Hannah Mansfield
Goldwork Beetle Brooch with Hannah Mansfield (October 2025)
- All Fri/Sat April 10th/11th; June 5th/6th; and October 2nd/3rd
- Karen Quickfall
Ruskin Lace with Karen Quickfall (3 dates in 2026)
- Thursday April 23rd, Friday April 24th and Saturday April 25h
- Bryony Rose Jennings
Sculptured Deer Head with Bryony Rose Jennings (April 23rd, 24th and 25th, 2026)
- Friday May 29th and Saturday May 30th, 2026
- Emily Jo Gibbs
Emily Jo Gibbs (Friday May 29th and Saturday May 30th, 2026
- Thursday September 3rd, Friday 4th and Saturday 5th, 2026
- Nicola Jarvis
Nicola Jarvis – Projects from her book ‘Life in Seasons’ (Thursday September 3rd, Friday 4th and Saturday 5th, 2026)
- Friday September 25th and Saturday 26th
- Masako Newton
Masako Newton – Silk Shading and Stumpwork Hellebore: three dimensional embroidered brooch (Friday September 25th and Saturday 26th)
What Our Clients Say

Well that was just a wonderful few days. Thank you fro a lovely time and great company – very pleased indeed to have stumbled across you and your endeavours!
~ Anna
Just came home from a very enjoyable 2-day Ruskin lace course with Cotswold’s Textile Workshops. Karen, our tutor, was excellent – she taught a very mixed ability group (me being a first timer) with seeming ease. Jennifer, our host, provided us with wonderful home baked refreshments and the Corundum Museum was a great venue for our course. All in all I can’t recommend enough giving one of the courses a go… I’m looking forward to my next one already.
~ Jill
I just wanted to reach out and say how much I enjoyed Bryony’s Hare workshop last month. And a special thanks for all your wonderful home baked goods, and for allowing me to take some treats home with me. You were an excellent host and created a really lovely, friendly atmosphere.
~ Katy
Venue Details
Our beautiful venue for the workshops is the Winstone Learning Centre within the Corinium Museum in Cirencester. Cirencester is a bustling Cotswold market town with an array of interesting sights, shops, cafes and restaurants and has a variety of accommodation available to suit all budgets, if required.
Based in the ancient Cotswolds market town of Cirencester, there is much to explore in and around the area. It is home to some of the most unspoilt and historic villages in England, famed for their honey coloured stone, cosy pubs, and quaint cottages.
“You can’t use up creativity; the more you use the more you have”
– Maya Angelou
VENUE DETAILS, TRAVEL AND PARKING
Address:
Corinium Museum, Park Street, Cirencester GL7 2 BX
The nearest train station is Kemble Railway Station (3 miles). Taxis and buses serve the station. See http://www.nationalrail.co.uk or contact National Rail Enquiry Line on 08457 484 950.
Follow the brown signs for Corinium Museum to the Old Station Car Park (GL7 1US), which is about a 2 minute walk from the Museum. Once parked please follow the pedestrian signs.
On the weekends free parking is available at St James Place Headquarters on Old Tetbury Road (GL7 1FP), which is a three minute walk from the Museum. Further parking is available from the Brewery Car Park (GL7 1HN) and Forum Car Park (GL7 1LJ), which are about a 5-10 minute walk from the Museum.
Please note: The car park pay and display machines are cash-less, payment can be made by card or via the PaybyPhone App. For more information about what to do and see in Cirencester visit this page. A selection of places to stay can be found here.
We look forward to welcoming you! If you have any questions or queries, please don’t hesitate to ask.

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