Showing posts with label Letchworth. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Letchworth. Show all posts

Wednesday, 29 July 2015

ERTF Autumn Conference - Wearable Art - Saturday 17 October at Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire

Booking is now open for the ERTF Autumn Conference to be held on Saturday 17 October 2015 at Letchworth Settlement, 229 Nevells Road, Letchworth Garden City, Hertfordshire, SG6 4UB.

There is a morning activity followed by a talk by award winning fashion and textile designer Jan Knibbs.  This West Country based designer of wearable art features rich hand worked embroidery inspired by nature and the changing seasons, and incorporates delicate floral designs in applique,ribbon embroidery and beadwork.

Also Cornucopia Shop.  Lunch and refreshments provided during the day.

Open to Members and Non-Members - visit the ERTF website home page for timetable and booking form.  

Please book by 7 October 2015.




Monday, 15 August 2011

CONFERENCE: 5th November 2011

Conference - "Colour"

Saturday 5th November 2011

Letchworth Garden City, Herts

Full information relating to our next Conference has today been added to the ERTF website. The Conference is open to both Members and Non Members.

Members please sign in and look under Conference for the details.

Non Members please click HERE to be taken direct to the relevant information.

Please note, application for tickets is by Monday 24th October 2011.

Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Museums at Night - Letchworth

Please click on the poster to enlarge.

Sunday, 8 November 2009

Letchworth Conference

Just thought I would write a quick update of yesterday's very successful ERTF conference at Letchworth. After the usual tea, coffee, and welcome we were introduced to Clare Hunt who gave a talk about Southend's Costume collection and about textile conservation - a reminder also of how we should think about our own contemporary work, especially when choosing which materials to use.

This was followed by the Membership Spotlight, when Liz Holliday talked about her work - it was a real "whirlwind tour" but very interesting and enjoyable. I think one point which particularly stuck in my mind is how we should all strive to be "true to ourselves".

The talks were followed with information about the Owen Jones Exhibition 2010, Jersey 2010 and the new membership challenge, and of course lunch; which gave members a chance to talk about the morning. Info on all these will go on the ERTF website, if not already there.

And then to round the afternoon off we were introduced to speed networking; which ended up being a really good way of talking to people who you may previously not have spoken to, finding out what inspired them and really learning a lot about the diversity of the membership. At the end we had a chance to see the work of those we did not have time to "formally" network with.

I know some people took photos on the day, so hopefully these will get posted on the blog or in the member's newsletter, but I think I can honestly say ERTF achieved another success over the weekend - well done to all who helped with the organisation and running of the event.