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Textile and Fiberworkshops

Die Kunst mit der Hand zu Nähen - Nähworkshop

1. 18. 01. 2026
12 bis 16 Uhr
2. 30. 08. 2026
12 bis 16 Uhr

75 EUR
6 Plätze

Der Workshop widmet sich dem grenzenlosen Potential der kurzen bis halblangen Nähnadel. Wir nähen ein professionelles Tool, einen Emery Bag in der Form eines Jonglierballs. Alle Materialien werden gestellt.

Masterclass Sashiko – Unshin, Moyouzashi, Hitomezashi und der kleine Reisbeutel

1. 21./22. 02. 2026
Samstag: 12 bis 17 Uhr
Sonntag: 11:30 bis 16:30 Uhr
2. 24./25. 10. 2026
Samstag: 12 bis 17 Uhr
Sonntag: 11:30 bis 16:30 Uhr

200,- EUR
5 Plätze

Masterclass Sashiko – die Japanische Stickkunst zwischen Nützlichkeit und Dekoration

Masterclass - Trapunto und Marseilles Quilten

24./25./26. 04. 2026
Freitag: 18 bis 20 Uhr
Samstag: 11 bis 17 Uhr
Sonntag: 11 bis 16:30 Uhr

250 EUR
4 Plätze

Ein Faser- und Textilkunstworkshop
Vom Faden zur Fläche zum Relief – ein künstlerischer Prozess aus Zeichnung, Fasern, Stoff und Handarbeit.

Masterclass – Hawaiian Appliqué

26./27./ 28. 06. 2026
Freitag: 18 bis 20 Uhr
Samstag: 11 bis 17 Uhr
Sonntag: 11 bis 16:30 Uhr

250 Euro
4 Plätze

Ein Faser- und Textilkunstworkshop
Von der individuellen Gestaltung über Wollvlieseinlage & Nassfilzen bis zu Needle-Turn-Appliqué und Handquilten.

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Die Nähmaschine als kreatives Werkzeug - Nähworkshop und Improv Patchwork

11. 10. 2026
11 bis 16 Uhr

100 EUR
4 Plätze

Inspiriert vom improvisierten Patchwork von Rosie Lee Tompkins und den Quilts der Frauen von Gee’s Bend nähern wir uns einer freien, prozesshaften Arbeitsweise.

Masterclass - English Paper Piecing

2026


Textilkunstworkshop - English Paper Piecing und Grandmother´s Flower Garden. Alle Materialien werden gestellt.

Spinnen mit der Handspindel 1

2027

Die Grundlagen des Spinnens mit der Handspindel.

The Textile Arts – Living Tradition, Creative Potential – Textile Art Workshops in Frankfurt

Inspiring workshops in the field of textile arts take place in the studio space. Here, rarely taught craft techniques are passed on in an artistic context. 

The textile arts are a living medium of artistic expression with a rich tradition. Their craft methods serve as tools for exploring and understanding the inherent qualities of the materials. Passing on this knowledge preserves a cultural heritage that dates back thousands of years and makes it accessible to future generations.

With a solid knowledge of how to use a needle and thread, endless possibilities for artistic work with fabrics open up. Textile art and textile surface design build on this collective knowledge. The tools required are often simple—and are in our own hands. Please note: The processes are usually slow, and the focus of the workshops is on teaching skills. It is possible that you will not be able to finish a project you have started on site! You will receive guidance and inspiration, gain practical experience, and learn how to continue working independently.

Workshop Topics

Hand Sewing – Essential Foundations

​The Sewing Machine as a Creative Tool

Sashiko – Unshin, Moyō-sashi, Hitome-sashi and the Japanese art of stitching between utility and decoration

​The Power of Quilting Masterclass – From felting wool batting to individual artistic design and hand quilting

In preparation:

Wet Felting and Hand Spinning with a Drop Spindle

Embroidery – Goldwork, tambour embroidery, and three-dimensional forms

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The workshops aim to familiarize participants with essential design and handcraft processes, enabling them to deepen these time-intensive, repetition-based skills independently and use them as a foundation for their own creative work.

Unless otherwise stated, materials are included (or available on site).

With small groups of 4–6 people, I can offer individual attention and respond to each participant’s needs.​

Please note: The process is usually slow, and the workshops focus on teaching skills. It is possible that you will not be able to finish a project you have started on site. You will receive guidance and inspiration, gain practical experience, and learn how to continue working independently.

Once you've attended one of my workshops, I warmly invite you to come to the Quilting Bee. There, you can continue working on your own projects in a calm, friendly atmosphere, exchange ideas with others, or simply enjoy the creative community.

Textile handcraft traditions have their roots in the creative and sustainable use of resources. At the center of my workshops are repurposed fabrics and wool from local sheep. If not stated otherwise all materials are included. ​​

Please note: Participation is at your own risk.

House Rules for the Workshops:

Respect & Consideration:
Please treat each other with care. This is a space for focused work and creative exchange. All experience levels are welcome – mutual support is encouraged.

Handling Tools & Materials:
Please use all provided materials, tools, and books with care. Return or clean anything you've used so others can enjoy it too.

Personal Responsibility:
Participation is at your own risk. We cannot assume liability for personal belongings, accidents, or damage.

Cleanliness & Order:
Please leave your workspace as you would like to find it. Thank you for helping maintain a pleasant atmosphere.

If someone does not respect the House Rules, I will exclude that person from further partizipation. 

Please be aware that the offered snacks and drinks can cause allergies. 

If you are in a difficult financial situation and the workshop fees are too high for your wallet, please let me know.  We will discuss together whether I can grant a discount.

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