Stitches in Time is a participatory arts organisation. We design and deliver education and community development arts programmes, public commissions and training courses in visual and textile arts.
FabricWorks is the enterprise programme of Stitches in Time. We provide training in tailoring and sewing skills and we offer a bespoke production service for textile commissions.
Income generated by FabricWorks supports Stitches in Time community development and education programmes.
Photography by John Sibley Detail of the Friendship Costume exploring trade from Australasia into the East London Docks (2012).
Lead artist; Anna Cocciadiferro with Maryam Miah, Suraya Begum, Alma Ramnauthu, Roma Islam, Joan Rock, Marion Sibley, Komrun Begum, Joy West and Risa Balyna. Arts Council Lottery funded. |
Exhibitions and News
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Blue Gate Fields Primary School commision completed
Commissioned by Blue Gate Fields Primary School we ran an 8 week workshop programme which started with a visit to Walthamstow's William Morris Gallery Museum.
The design, inspired by ...
Posted 17 Jun 2013 06:55 by SIT WEB
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Enterprise Room at Stitches in Time
An invitation to textile artists beyond the kitchen table, come and see a work share space.
Come to Limehouse Town Hall, London to see the enterprise work- share space, with ...
Posted 10 Jun 2013 09:32 by SIT WEB
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Stitches in Time are European Social Fund Award Winners
We were thrilled to receive our award last week at The Museum of London as part of Adult Learners Week, from the European Social Fund, nominated by Danielle Lamarche. We ...
Posted 28 May 2013 05:32 by SIT WEB
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The Friendship Ribbon Cultural Olympiad Legacy Project
The Friendship Ribbon Cultural Olympiad Legacy Project is being displayed in:Canary Wharf Community Window from 9 May 2013 to 10 July 2013Stepney City Farm Gallery from 23 May ...
Posted 9 May 2013 04:29 by SIT WEB
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Embroideries for the Historic Royal Palaces
The Community Bed is part of the ‘Secrets of the Royal Bedchamber’ exhibition at Hampton Court.
Historic Royal Palaces commissioned Sophie Layton to design the project.
Stitches in Time worked ...
Posted 23 May 2013 09:11 by SIT WEB
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