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Textile Artist's Talk with Helen Chatterton

29 Oct 2013

Event times

1.00pm — 4.00pm, guests are welcome to arrive between 1pm and 1.30 (for 1.30 start) at The Athenaeum Club, Liverpool.

Cost of entry

Members event: £12.50 per ticket

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Bluecoat Display Centre

Liverpool, United Kingdom

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  • By car: Follow signs for Liverpool City Centre. We recommend parking in Q-Park, Hanover St. Or alternatively, Liverpool ONE has three new car parks: Q-Park Strand Street, Q-Park Gradwell Street and Q-Park John Lewis. Disabled Parking: There are 3 designa
  • By plane: Liverpool John Lennon Airport has a regular bus (click here for further details) with Liverpool City Centre, or a taxi ride is approximately seven miles.
  • By train: Liverpool Lime Street is the main intercity station. It is approximately a 10 minute walk to the gallery. Chester - Liverpool Lime St 43 minutes Manchester Oxford Road - Liverpool Lime St 47 minutes London Euston - Liverpool Lime St 2 hours 7
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Local textile artist Helen Chatterton will talk about creating tactile scarves and cushions incorporating colourful velvets, Harris Tweed and vibrant Liberty fabrics. Perfect winter warmers! This event is open to current and new subscribing Friends of the Bluecoat Display Centre as well as members of The Athenaeum Club. Tickets are £12.50 each which includes Helen's talk followed by afternoon tea at The Athenaeum. Places are limited so advanced booking is essential. To reserve a place for this event, become a member or renew your membership, please call Bluecoat Display Centre on 0151 709 4014, email us at crafts@bluecoatdisplaycentre.com. Helen Chatterton is a Liverpool based textile artist specialising in cushions, scarves and lavender bags. Helen creates a selection of textiles including Harris Tweed and other wool sourced from the Scottish Highlands. She combines these with French velvets, cotton lawn, Liberty print fabrics as well as linen she has had specially printed with a 19th Century map of Liverpool. Her favourite periods in history are the Nineteen-twenties and -thirties. Many of her colour-ways reflect these period themes, focusing on the juxtaposition of colour. She finds much inspiration when sourcing new fabrics.

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