POSH NOSH COOKERY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Basic cooking experience at lamily level.
COURSE CONTENT Cooking dishes lor entertaining lamily and Iriends lor informal and special
occasions, with emphasis on presentation, taste and variety. Nutritive value to be considered. Demonstration by tutor, followed by class members choosing processes and dishes to practice. Increasing knowledge ol cookery methods, using old and trusted recipes, together with new ideas to create a wide range ol templing, tasty and nutritious meals.
MATERIALS/EQUIPMENT REQUIRED Week 1 — Notebook and pencil. Whole course — Basket or suitable
container lor carrying cooked lood. Selection ol own dishes lor cooking and presentation. AWW038 W
Thursday SUGAR CRAFT
FOR BEGINNERS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
The need to be good with your fingers helps, patience and a keen interest in sugar cralt. Most of all the ability to have a go, you don't know what you can do till you try.
WHAT WILLI LEARN?
How to make basic dowers, plaques and ornaments, step by step. I hope that the course will give students the conlidenco to make their own cake decorations lor family celebrafion cakes, i.e. Christmas, birthdays, etc. That students will be able to do more intricate decorations, i.e. Wedding cakes il they are interested and keen enough.
INGREDIENTS AND EQUIPMENT REQUIRED A small rolling pin, a small quantity ol cornflower, any cutlers you may have, a child s paintbrush, any food colourings, a small container lor paste, a piece of clingfilm and two pieces of kitchen roll. An egg and container lor egg Paste can be purchased on the night (El lor 4oz). Please do not go out and
buy equipment which we may never used. Container to carry finished items home in. AWW033 W
Wednesday 7-15 — 9-15 EileenHarrop F
WINES OF THE WORLD COURSE CONTENT We will explore each wine producing country in the world by tasting wines and looking at the wine regions. We will look at bottle shapes and sizes, wine making techniques with the help of prepared handouts and taste the major grape varieties. You will be able to identify the taste of wine matured in oak casks and identily if a wine is good or bad and how to taste a wine correctly. This will all bo done by tastings and lectures, hall and half in each session. It should lead to a belter understanding ol the tastes and flavours to be found in a wine and why.
MATERIALS Pen and paper. Glasses for tasting and money for each tasting. AWW032 W
MICROWAVE COOKERY ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
No previous knowledge necessary but students (ideally) would need to own/use a microwave to try out the recipes. The course could be used as a preliminary to buying a microwave for Christmas.
COURSE CONTENT
There are two microwaves at the centre, therefore it is basically a demonstration and discussion and tasting session each week. You will collect 5/6 recipes each week on a printed leaflet so this will total over 500 at the end of the course. The course will lead to a fuller use of the microwave, not just re-heating and defrosting. Also adaptation of recipes.
MATERALS
Please bring your own microwave manual if you have one. Nothing else required but there is a small charge weekly lor printed recipes and cost of food.
AWR02I Ribb Tuesday 7-15 — 9-15 IrisGregson F Wednesday 7-15-9-15 Michael Murdock F 9-30— 12-00 M. Sherratl U
CREATIVE FASHION ENTRY REQUIREMENTS For beginners or experienced sewers.
COURSE CONTENT You will learn all about fashion and the creative use of fabric and threads in original garments through, hands on practical experience. The course does not have a specific qualification but it will lead to a great deal of enjoyment and satisfaction.
MATERIALS
You will require basic sewing equipment with a pattern and fabric if you know what you would like to make. Talk to the tutor on enrolment evening 3rd September, 1990 for guidance.
AWR063 Ribb Thursday 7-15 — 9-15 CarolWilson
CREATING WITH GLASS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
No previous skills/knowledge necessary. WHAT WILLI LEARN?
The copper-foil technique used to construct terrariums, planters, mirrors, lamp shades, etc. Demonstration led.
WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? More complex shapes and designs. Design own project.
MATERIALS/EQUIPMENT No materials necessary on first night. Subsequent weeks — foil, solder, flux
(about £6). soldering iron (75 watt) and oil filled glass cutter borrowed from instructor (or £30). AWR064 Ribb
Thursday 7-15 — 9-15 Ron Smith
CREATIVE SEWING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS All levels of skills are accepted on the course from basic to advanced
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
A wide range of skills to include hand and machine work which will be taught each week by demonstration and personal teaching. WHAT CAN I DO NEXT?
Advanced design and use of colour and stitchery plan, design and work own projects. Go to College for City & Guilds.
MATERIALS REQUIRED Usual sewing equipment, paper, pencils. Each week the tutor will explain what is needed the following week.
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AWR056 PCM Thursday AWV008 LSM Thursday
1-30 — 3-30 Ann Moyle 7-30 — 9-30 Ann Moyle 1-30 — 3-30 Ann Moyle 7-15 — 9-15 Ann Moyle
CREATIVE SEWING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
No previous knowledge required, but course also suitable for experienced students.
WHAT WILL I LEARN?
All aspects of needlework, including dressmaking and tailoring, pattern cutting and alteration, embroidery, patchwork, macrame, knitting, crochet. Whatever the student wishes to learn. Taught by class demonstration and
individual tuitition. Students each "do their own thing" — work on individual projects.
WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? Create own designs, go on to an exam class such as City & Guilds MATERIALS
Usual sewing equipment. Ideas. What you need for whole course depends on what you decide to do as your project. AWB006 BEVH Tuesday
7-30 — 9-30 Maureen Bowe AWB009 RMH Wednesday 1-30 — 3-30 Maureen Bowe
DYEING TO EMBROIDER ENTRY REQUIREMENTS
Any level of skill accepted on this 'new' course. WHAT WILL I LEARN?
CHINA PAINTING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS No previous knowledge of china painted required — all levels welcome.
COURSE CONTENT From basic skills to use ol more specialised materials and design. WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? The decoration ol china for aitts and later for sale if so desired. MATERIALS
Please bring pen/pencil, notebook and money for kit on Week 1. The tutor will provide a kit for Week 2 at an approx, cost of E10. AWR015 SC
Tuesday 1-30-3-30 Mrs.M.Dawber F
A wide range of dyes and fabrics will be used. A demonstration of a wldb range of dyes and techniques will be taught and embroidery and stitching
skills which may be used to enhance the dyed fabrics. Each class a differenf technique will be taught.
THE COURSE WILL LEAD TO An awareness of colour design and slitchery which will lead to planninq and working own projects.
MATERIALS REQUIRED Usual sewing equipment, paper, pencil, any embroidery silks the student may have. Each week the tutor will explain what is required the following
week. Dyes will be available from the tutor at a small charge depending on amounts. AWW004 W
Monday 7-15-9-15 AnnMoyle F
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KNOW YOUR SEWING
MACHINE AND BEYOND ENTRY REQUIREMENTS All levels of student welcome.
WHAT WILL I LEARN? To make the most of your sewing machine — its uses and ‘the gadgets'. Simple machine embroidery and dressmaking techniques by demonstration.
WHAT WILL THE COURSE LEAD TO? The course will lead to more advanced embroidery courses or specialist dressmaking.
MATERIALS
Please bring your sewing machine and fabric. For students wishing to learn/pursue other sewing techniques the centre has some sewing machines. AWW0I7 W
Tuesday CHRISTMAS DECORATION AND
FLOWER ARRANGING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS General interest in flowers, foliage.
WHAT WILL I LEARN? Basic designs, table arrangements, hanging arrangements for Xmas.
MATERIALS
Basket of student's choice of small amounts foliage, i.e. conifer, ivy. box, privet etc., green oasis, flowers, i.e. spray carnations or chrysants or student's choice. Tutor brings oasis, small dishes, ribbon, wires etc. which can be purchased at a modest price.
AWB003 GFH Monday 1-15 — 3-15 Sue Nelson
FLOWER ARRANGING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS No particular skills needed, just enthusiasm.
WHAT WILLI LEARN?
Beginners — all about mechanics, conditioning and taking care of flowers. Guidelines on use of colour, texture, shape and space in all basic arrange ments. Arrangements for home and special occasions. More able — an opportunity to further develop the above skills and stretch your abilities. Learn through — demonstration, open discussions and individual attention.
MATERIALS
Beginners — nothing on Week 1. More able arrangers — bring plant material etc. What is required will be outlined each week. The cost varies each week but the emphasis is on economy.
AWV002 R Monday AWB005 WMR Tuesday 7-15-9-15 Iris Baldwin 7-30-9-30 Anne Morris
FLOWER ARRANGING ENTRY REQUIREMENTS Basic knowledge of the principles of flower arranging desirable.
WHAT WILL I LEARN? Variations of old ideas. Tutor to demonslrato differenl ideas of flowers lor the home and students put their own individual interpretation on it.
MATERIALS REQUIRED An arrangement to depict the title "What I did last Summer". Tutor brings basic amounts of oasis, wires, containers etc. which can be bought at a modest price.
AWV10 PVH Thursday 7-30 — 9-30 Sue Nelson PRESERVING AND ARRANGING
DRIED FLOWERS ENTRY REQUIREMENTS No particular skills needed, just enthusiasm.
WHAT WILL I LEARN? How to preserve plant material through, air-drying, glycerine, silica-gel and pressing. What dried plant material to buy or choose for a particular arrange ment. Some traditional flower arranging, shapes, also some craft work with dried plant material will be practiced by all students. Students will learn
through — weekly demonstrations, discussion, observation and individual attention.
WHAT WILL THE COURSE LEAD TO? A greater knowledge in the many uses for dried plant material, and an ability to apply this knowledge.
WHAT CAN I DO NEXT? Keep on learning through further courses and your own enthusiasm.
MATERIALS Nothing is required for Week 1. The tutor will supply at a small charge all necessary materials. Each week the tutor will outline requirements for tallow
ing week. Certain basic materials can be bought from the tutor — cost varies but the emphasis is on economy. AWW040 W
Thursday 1-15-3-15 Iris Baldwin
P R IM R O S E N U R S E R I E S A N D G A R D E N C E N T R E T e l e p h o n e C l i t h e r o e 2 3 5 2 1
Well-established family firm with over 30 years of growing experience in the Kibble Valley.
Dwarf Conifers and Heathers; Ornamental and Flowering trees;
Shrubs, Roses, Alpines; Herbaceous Perennials; Fruit Trees and Soft Fruit Bushes. Our own grown Bedding and Vegetable Plants.
Rockery, Slone Paving and Walling; Pools, Pumps and Accessories; Garden Furniture and Barbecues.
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