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News from Janice Gunner
Welcome to my new revamped website. I've been doing some reorganising and improving the website has been part of the project.
For textile artists, the web provides a great opportunity to display a portfolio of work, both current and past. Now that most people have fast broadband connections to the internet, I'm using larger, higher resolution images on the website. I hope you enjoy looking at my work.
Janice

Award winning quilter Janice Gunner at Festival of Quilts
Exhibitions 2010
Passage - An exhibition by "5" Textile Art Group
23 Feb - 12 Mar 2010
Espace Bonnefoy, 4 rue du Faubourg-Bonnefoy, 31500 Toulouse, France
www.toulouse.fr
Working The Surface II - A solo exhibition of recent and new work.
30 Apr - 14 Jul 2010
Forge Needle Museum, Redditch
Summer School 2010
In 2010, I will be holding two Summer School sessions:
- 26-30 July
- 2-6 August
More details to follow soon.
New Workshops
I have just introduced some exciting new workshops:
- Textured Treasure
- Free Form Piecing
- Triangle Trickery & Secret Squares
Now Available: City & Guilds Courses
I am now able to offer C&G Patchwork & Quilting courses from level 2 (7822), level 3 (7922) certificate and level 3 (7923) diploma.
Please contact me for further details of classes in London, at Studio Patchwork-Art Textile in France or made to measure courses at a venue near you.
Fees vary according to the level studied, C&G registration fees and the distance involved.
Available Online
Shibori For Textile Artists
My new book explores the heritage and techniques of one of the richest textile traditions in the world - Shibori.
Buy your signed copy now.

Shibori For Textile Artists by Janice Gunner
In Stitches
Celebrating The Abolition of Slavery
In 2006 I was commissioned by The African Families Foundation (TAFF), a network of community organisations in south London, to design and co-ordinate the making of a quilt to celebrate the 200th Anniversary of The Abolition of Slavery.
The finished quilt has been Christened by TAFF as "In Stitches".



