Bow Families: making handsewn drawstring bags and pouches with Nicola McEvoy

About this event

, to Join Nicola McEvoy to make handsewn drawstring bags and pouches using scrap store material, felt and polycotton inspired by ancient cultures or modern fandoms. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided. Image credit: Nicola McEvoy Tying in with Bow Arts’ Bow Open programme, join Nicola McEvoy to make handsewn drawstring bags and pouches using scrap store material, felt and polycotton inspired by ancient cultures or modern fandoms. Open to children and families of all ages – all materials provided. In this workshop, children will learn new skills in hand sewing scrap store materials. Nicola will make pattern templates and some pre-made for smaller children. This event is an inclusive, friendly environment which is accessible to all abilities and age groups. Bow Families is a series of free, drop-in family art workshops that take place on the last Sunday of every month in the Bow Arts Courtyard. These sessions are a wonderful opportunity for local families to get creative and try something new! Each session is led by a Bow Arts’ Artist and all materials are provided. Drop-in More about Nicola McEvoy Nicola McEvoy is a transdisciplinary artist who works across the mediums of analogue/digital video, cameraless photography, textiles and ceramics. Her practice-based research, ‘Television Alchemy’, investigates the liquid materiality of CRT TV.