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SUE HAZELL Cert. Ed. (PCE)
Sue holds the National Teaching Certificate for Tutoring Adults, teaching all aspects of soft furnishings. She lectures nation-wide, training interior designers’ staff and those wishing to enter the Soft Furnishings business themselves. She also teaches those wishing to furnish their own or friends’ home.
Students have travelled from as far as Victoria BC Canada, Maryland
& Florida U.S.A., Eire, France, Spain, Zimbabwe, Germany, Finland, Belgium, New Delhi, NSW Australia, New Zealand to Edinburgh. She is also involved with The Arts & Craft network based in Oxfordshire, which brings together tutors to share ideas, experiences and problems.
Sue contributes ‘How To Make ‘ articles for ‘Sewing World’ Magazine, this has brought more interest from dressmakers who can easily move into Soft Furnishings using their present sewing knowledge. Sewing Machines used are from The Witney Sewing Machine Centre 01993 704 535 in Witney, Oxfordshire & Janome Sewing Machines.
The 1st BBC Good Homes Show at the N.E.C. Birmingham, brought audiences of 200 plus per session, to see Sue demonstrate her skills in 11 sessions over a period of 5 days. She showed how to have 'High Style Window Dressings at Low Cost', also demonstrating the basics of 'Headboard & Loose Cover Making'.
Sue has since demonstrated 'Loose Cover' making at 'BBC Good Homes Show' for the AMUSF
(The Association of Master Upholsterers & Soft Furnishers) of which Sue is a member.
She runs her own Soft Furnishing Business, being a specialist in Arch Window Treatments and
Loose Covers. Her approach is the easier way to make soft furnishings from low cost fabrics with emphasis on style, taking the ‘mystery’ out of working with fabrics, and also knowing how
‘Adults learn best as Adults’.
‘If you can’t do it alone, let’s do it together!’
Sue is teaching her three year old granddaughter to sew - they need to see the fascination of how things can be created. The variety of textures, colours and how to use pins along with scissors safely. Sue did not have time to pass all her sewing skills onto her own daughter, so is determined this little lady will take over one day !