People gathered around a table with colorful yarn balls, notebooks, and cups of coffee, engaged in a crafting or knitting activity.
Table covered with a red, green, white, and black patterned textile, holding crafting supplies including two smartphones, scissors, a black pouch, a roll of tape, small plastic bags, and partially completed cross-stitch patterns of a snowflake and th
A group of women sitting at a long table with colorful tablecloth, all looking at their phones, in a room with stone walls, wooden stairs, and a projector screen displaying an image.
Group of people sitting around a table engaged in a craft activity, with various craft supplies and cell phones on the table, in a room decorated with holiday ornaments and snowflake decorations.
Close-up of hands working on cross-stitch embroidery on white fabric with pink thread, sewing flowers, with a black garment in the background.

Whether you're completely new to embroidery or have years of experience, our workshops are designed for everyone. Each session is an opportunity to learn the rich history, cultural significance, and traditional techniques of Palestinian Tatreez embroidery.

We don’t have a fixed location — instead, we’re hosted by different organizations, cultural spaces, and events across various cities. This allows us to bring Tatreez to diverse communities and settings.

If you’d like to organise a workshop with us, we’d love to hear from you! Please contact us.

Upcoming Workshops

20 Sep 2025 @ 12:00-14:00

91-93 Great Portland St, London, W1W 7NX

Discover the history, symbols, and stitches of Palestinian tatreez with The Tatreez Collective and create your own embroidered piece from scratch.

23 Sep 2025 @ 18:00-20:00

Museum of The Home, London, E2 8EA

Learn the history and techniques of Tatreez, the traditional Palestinian art of embroidery, in this hands-on workshop.

Words from Our Participants

“Fantastic mixture of educational and practical. Absolutely loved it, I’m so happy we booked on. Thank you for keeping this important Palestinian tradition alive. FREE PALESTINE!”

Danielle.

“You were so lovely and friendly, it was such a warm and enjoyable space to embroider in. I loved the support and encouragement… and learning about the history behind each pattern.”

Anonymous

“I really loved the detailed explanation and history of Tatreez, I found the instructions to starting the embroidery very clear as well. I would love to take part in more workshops down the line that could cover different kinds of stitches and patterns.”

Sandy

“Absolutely excellent session. Loved the intro on the cultural context, and the practical workshop — great balance.”

Paul

“The structure and location were well thought through. The presentation was the right amount to educate on the project’s purpose. Sitting together brought people from different cultures together—just like traditional Tatreez”

Anisha

“I really loved the detailed explanation and history of Tatreez, I found the instructions to starting the embroidery very clear as well. I would love to take part in more workshops down the line that could cover different kinds of stitches and patterns.”

Sandy