Have fun with
Flanders and Binche Lace 2026
with Annick Staes
Following last year’s very successful course, Annick Staes, the international renowned designer, author and tutor will return in April 2026 to teach Flanders and Binche Lace making techniques.
Two courses in a new format each of four days, designed for all ability levels, the experienced lacemaker who wishes to be introduced to Flanders or Binche lacemaking techniques or those who wish to build upon their existing skills.
Course numbers are restricted to a maximum of twelve people enabling Annick to provide individual attention, tailoring the course content to your individual needs and previous lacemaking experience. We guarantee that you will learn something new and have a great deal of fun in the process as well as enjoying the superb facilities and comfort that our venue offers.
YOUR COURSE INCLUDES
Over four days a minimum of twenty-two-hours tuition structured by Annick towards meeting your objectives whilst learning at your own pace.
A copy of the appropriate book on Flanders or Binche techniques written by Annick.
Free access to our extensive pattern library.
Each course provides you with a two-course lunch on days one, two, and three. Morning and afternoon refreshments, and a two-course buffet dinner, bed on three nights for residential students.
Accommodation is in a modern ground floor room with ensuite facilities.
YOUR COURSE OPTIONS
YOUR COURSE OPTIONS
Residential Student single occupancy - £ 675.00 per student
Residential shared twin occupancy - £ 575.00 per student
Residential shared with a non-course participating husband/partner £925.00 per couple
Non-residential day student £325.00 per student
For further information please contact Scilla or Steve on 01354 654444 /650500, email info@makitofmarch.co.uk or visit www.makitofmarch.com/craftcourses
Mitchell Hall Hotel and Conference Centre
Mitchell Hall Hotel and Conference Centre, is located within the Cranfield University campus, a ten-minute drive from M1 junction 13. Formally, RAF Cranfield’s officer's mess its facilities are excellent. Set within the Buckinghamshire/Bedfordshire lacemaking triangle it is a short distance from museums at Bedford, Luton and Olney that have extensive collections of bobbin lace
