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Shambellie House Trust, New Abbey, Dumfries. DG2 8HQ

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Textiles & Quilting

Shambellie House has a fine textile reputation, being the home of the Shambellie House Quilters who regularly come together to support the house, local community projects and of course to quilt! Alongside quilting workshops, you can also discover felting, dyeing, silk painting, embroidery, crochet, batik, dressmaking and much more.

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Textiles & Quilting

Beautiful Blooms: Disappearing Act: Free Motion Embroidery on Water-soluble fabric
Sat 6th Jun 2026
From: £75.00 View
Textiles & Quilting

Become a Weaver – a 2 day class with Jan Beadle
Sat 5th Sep 2026
From: £160.00 View
Textiles & Quilting

Bird Portraits in Free Motion Embroidery and Appliqué
Sat 16th May 2026
From: £75.00 View
Textiles & Quilting

Introduction to Paper Making
Sat 25th Jul 2026
From: £75.00 View
Textiles & Quilting

Tartan Weaving with Jan Beadle
Sat 13th Jun 2026
From: £85.00 View
Textiles & Quilting

Fabrics in Flower – a two day workshop with Jo Gallant – 25/26 April
Sat 25th Apr 2026
From: £150.00 View

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