Workshops
I am available for talks, workshops and individual mentoring. I have been a visiting lecturer at a number of colleges at Foundation, Degree and MA level. I have given talks about my practice and delivered workshops in a variety of venues including guilds, museums, arts organisations, and in adult education and on RE-treats. I teach short courses regularly at City Lit and at Morley College in London.
If you would like to get regular updates of workshops and exhibitions, please use the contact address
If you would like to arrange a workshop for a group please contact me to discuss your requirements.
If you want to enquire about one of the workshops listed, please contact the organiser as listed.
In 2018-19 I will be teaching at
West Dean in West Sussex www.westdean.org.uk/study/short-courses
City Lit in London
Morley College in London
Big Cat Textiles, Newburgh, Scotland
Hawar in Holland https://www.hawar.nl
'Please scroll down for details. Courses will be added as they are published by the venue.
To view an on line interview see
http://www.textileartist.org/caroline-bartlett-embroidering-truth
WORKSHOPS coming up 2019
S4D08785 Growing an idea – developing a personal vocabulary for textile
The aim of the course is to provide a framework and guidance for the progression of ideas and approaches developed from an existing research base of your own. It is an opportunity for creative development: to develop an idea together with a personal repertoire of textile-related surface treatments using simple print processes, manipulation and assemblage involving hand or machine stitch.
Dates: 12.5.19- 16.5.19
Venue: West Dean College, Nr Chichester, West Sussex, PO18 0QZ
Tel: +44 (0) 1243 818300 bookingsoffice@westdean.org.uk
www.westdean.org.uk/study/short-courses/courses/s4d08785-developing-a-personal-vocabulary-for-textile-art
VX338 Printed Textiles; Photo screen and special effects
Learn how to create your own hand made artwork into a photographic silk screen. Develop tactile printed layers through exploring opaque and transparent colour and special finishes such as foiling, flocking and relief effects.
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image courtesy of Michaela 2017
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VTX181A Clamp Resist Shibori
Using a range of folding formats and shapes to clamp the cloth, discover itajime clamp resist. We will look at this process in relation to the Japanese art of clamp resist and contemporary makers working with these techniques and go on to exploit the properties of specific fabrics, patterning them in geometric shapes. Procion dyes will be used to resist dye cotton, and soda ash resist to degum silk.
Using a range of folding formats and shapes to clamp the cloth, discover itajime clamp resist. We will look at this process in relation to the Japanese art of clamp resist and contemporary makers working with these techniques and go on to exploit the properties of specific fabrics, patterning them in geometric shapes. Procion dyes will be used to resist dye cotton, and soda ash resist to degum silk.
Dates: 15.6.2019 - 16.6.2019, Sats/ Sun
Time: 10:00 - 16:00
Venue: Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7HT
Tel: 020 7450 1889
www.morleycollege.ac.uk/courses/7416-clamp-resist-shibori/1072
Time: 10:00 - 16:00
Venue: Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7HT
Tel: 020 7450 1889
www.morleycollege.ac.uk/courses/7416-clamp-resist-shibori/1072
VTX180B Fabric Manipulation; Print and heat setting
Explore folding, pleating, stitching, crumpling and crushing, together with heat setting processes to reshape the fabric surface into textured 2D surfaces or more 3D structures. This will include the making of a 2 part origami mould. As the work progresses, you will be introduced to ideas of enhancing the form using colour through simple and immediate methods of printing and hand painting, creating a range of samples with a variety of potential applications.
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Dates: 22.6. 2019 - 13.7 2019
Time: 10:00 - 16:00 Venue: Morley College, 61 Westminster Bridge Rd, London SE1 7HT Tel: 020 7450 1889 www.morleycollege.ac.uk/courses/4955-fabric-manipulation-print-and-heat-setting/7795 |
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VX462 Playing with Paper
Work with paper, origami, folding, pleating, creasing, crushing, slicing, piercing, colouring to create dynamic surfaces. Great for collage, book arts, textiles and sketchbook activity.
Dates: 02/07/19 - 09/07/19, Tues for 2 sessions
Time: 10:30 - 16:30
Venue: City Lit, Keeley St, Covent Garden. London WC2B 4BA.
Tel: 020 7831 7831
https://www.citylit.ac.uk/courses/textiles-playing-with-paper
Time: 10:30 - 16:30
Venue: City Lit, Keeley St, Covent Garden. London WC2B 4BA.
Tel: 020 7831 7831
https://www.citylit.ac.uk/courses/textiles-playing-with-paper
SSS08953 Reshaping Cloth- Print and Manipulation
Investigate formal and more organic possibilities of manipulating the surface of cloth into relief and three-dimensional structures. Drawing on aspects of shibori, origami, sublimation printing and contemporary approaches to materials, you will crumple, crush, fold, pleat, and colour. Create exploratory textiles with potential application for fashion, accessories, interiors or textile art.
Dates:2/8/2019 - 8/8/2019
Venue: West Dean College, West Dean, nr Chichester
Tel: 01243 818300
bookingsoffice@westdean.org.uk
www.westdean.org.uk/study/short-courses/courses/sss08953-reshaping-cloth-print-and-manipulation
Dates:2/8/2019 - 8/8/2019
Venue: West Dean College, West Dean, nr Chichester
Tel: 01243 818300
bookingsoffice@westdean.org.uk
www.westdean.org.uk/study/short-courses/courses/sss08953-reshaping-cloth-print-and-manipulation
From Collage to Printed Textile using Heat Transfer
orUse collage to initiate a personal approach inspired by natural forms. Develop ideas into textile samples using disperse dyes and sublimation printing on manmade fabrics. Go on to print a scarf or pattern pieces, or transform an existing garment or develop your personal interest.
Dates:13/8/2019 -15/8/2019
Venue: Big Cat Textiles, 3 Clinton Street, Newburgh, Scotland KY14 6DP.
Tel: Tel +44(0)1337 841004
http://textilecentre.co.uk/masterclass-schedule/collage-to-printed-textiles/
Venue: Big Cat Textiles, 3 Clinton Street, Newburgh, Scotland KY14 6DP.
Tel: Tel +44(0)1337 841004
http://textilecentre.co.uk/masterclass-schedule/collage-to-printed-textiles/
Origami-inspired wearable using heat setting and sublimation printing
Combine folding techniques inspired by origami and heat setting to create a small wearable neckpiece or 3D object. Explore sublimation printing to colour and enhance form.
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Dates:16/8/2019
Venue: Big Cat Textiles, 3 Clinton Street, Newburgh, Scotland KY14 6DP. Tel: Tel +44(0)1337 841004 http://textilecentre.co.uk/masterclass-schedule/origami-inspired-wearable/ |
On and Under the Surface - paper and cloth
Working in monochrome from small details taken from the environment around you collect and record information and onstruct a mark and texture sketchbook using a variety of approache experimenting with many inventive ways of making marks, lines and textures. Explore and sample working into fabric. Then develop your recordings into abstract compositions using hand stitch and minimal colour.
Dates: 2/9./2019 -4/9/19
Venue: Hawar Textile Institute, Hawar, Oosterwoldseweg 33 8421RR, Oldeberkoopp, Netherlands
+31(0)516451020
info@hawar.nl
https://www.hawar.nl
Venue: Hawar Textile Institute, Hawar, Oosterwoldseweg 33 8421RR, Oldeberkoopp, Netherlands
+31(0)516451020
info@hawar.nl
https://www.hawar.nl
Fold, Pleat, Form
Taking the idea of concealing and revealing colour and line, explore the distortion of line and form through the use of folding formats derived from origami , shibori structures, pleating and darting. Simple methods of printing , colouring and marking cloth will be introduced enabling you to enhance forms.
Dates 6/9/19 - 8/9/19 ,
Venue: Hawar Textile Institute, Hawar, Oosterwoldseweg 33 8421RR, Oldeberkoopp, Netherlands
+31(0)516451020
info@hawar.nl
https://www.hawar.nl
Venue: Hawar Textile Institute, Hawar, Oosterwoldseweg 33 8421RR, Oldeberkoopp, Netherlands
+31(0)516451020
info@hawar.nl
https://www.hawar.nl
'I’ve just been on the Caroline Bartlett course and loved every minute of it. It was very well structured and thought out, full of fascinating information and little gems of helpful tips. She is a lovely tutor, warm and passionate about her work.
Josephine from workshop at Studio 11
