Textile Art Workshops & Talks
Agy’s holds textile art workshops in-person and online workshops. This includes free motion embroidery and Broderie Anglaise. Don’t miss out on future sessions by signing up for her newsletter!
Upcoming workshops & events
What people say!
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“..so happy with the knowledge and skills learnt from Agy. I went back for her (FME) intermediate class!”
Lynda S.
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“As someone who hasn’t sewn in years, this (FME) workshop helped me reconnect with the joy of sewing & embroidery.”
Uniz S.
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“Agy is a very patient teacher and I came back feeling confident that with practice I will be able to make good designs.”
Arathy P.
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“The Broderie Anglaise workshop is excellent, engaging and informative.... Her session gave me the inspiration to stitch the pattern onto my favourite garments.”
Lisa T.
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"It (free motion embroidery) is a freeing experience! It's visual journaling with stitching!"
Anna O.
Corporate & School Workshops
Textile art-based workshops are available for corporate, schools, public and private audiences. Sessions can be customised based on the client’s objectives and needs. Topics include upcycling textiles and sustainable fashion, and the practice of slowing down through stitch meditation and repair.
I was recently engaged by the Ministry of Education Singapore through the National Arts Council’s Artist-in-School Scheme, where I developed and conducted a 6-lesson textile art programme for Xingnan primary school students. This programme guided students from the art of observation through to translating their sketches into stitched textile artworks.
