
Our Tutors
Our tutors are selected for their standard of craftsmanship and teaching talent. They are experts and practising craftspeople. Many are award winners, members of professional guilds and known internationally.
Mick Walters is an expert in traditional wood crafts, with 10 years’ full time experience. Before this he worked as a countryside ranger and forester. See full profile
Rosalind Wates is an artist who specialises in mosaic, working in a variety of styles, materials and techniques. She works mainly on commission for private clients, public bodies, arts organisations, and schools and communities. During her 25-year career she has written for magazines, given lectures, taken part in television and radio programmes, and produced a book on mosaic design. See full profile
Isabella Whitworth started life as a graphic designer but has worked as a professional exhibiting textile artist, tutor and curator for more than 20 years. She is internationally known as a resist dyer but also as a researcher of natural dye history. See full profile
Petersfield-based bookbinder Pete Wiltshire started training with his father, Tim Wiltshire, in Winchester in 1998. After a five-year apprenticeship Pete spent a further five years working for his father, and also part time for Richard Harshers, a trade bookbinders in Romsey. See full profile
Sara Withers has been designing and making jewellery for many years. She concentrates on the use of beads, resin and polymer clay and has exhibited widely. Her work is sold in a selection of shops and galleries throughout Britain.
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