Make a magnificent willow stag for your garden, not just for Christmas but will look lovely all lit up for the festive season.You will be led through the process step by step with written and verbal instructions and demonstrations. All materials provided.You will need some strength in your hands.Things to bring : A pair of secateurs, an apron and £10...
William Morris was a frequent visitor to Manchester, and the only Morris & Co shop outside London was located on Albert Square. His now famous dictum: Do not have anything in your house that you do not know to be useful or believe to be beautiful, was first heard in Manchester. And the first of his explicitly socialist lectures Art,...
Make a magnificent stag's head to adorn your wall inside or out.You will be led through the process step by step with written and verbal instructions and demonstrations. All materials provided.You will need some strength in your hands.Things to bring : A pair of secateurs, an apron and £10 for materials.You will need to bring food for lunch, but tea...
Why not get creative in the run up to Christmas, learn a new skill, or dust off an old one, and make some gorgeous cards for friends and family? All materials are provided for you to create unique hand-lettered greetings cards and maybe even a decorated envelope.Use easy to follow step-by-step instructions for the lettering, a selection of embellishments for...
Make a lovely frame basket from different colours and varieties of willow, sourced locally and from Somerset.You will be led through the process step by step with written and verbal instructions and demonstrations. All materials provided.You will need some strength in your hands.Things to bring : A pair of secateurs, an apron and £10 for materials.You will need to bring...
Make a big bumble bee to hover above your flower beds. The bees will be made from different colours to create stripes.You will be led through the process step by step with written and verbal instructions and demonstrations. All materials provided.You will need some strength in your hands.Things to bring : A pair of secateurs, an apron and £10 for...
We will use an abstract representation of flowers, anywhere from dramatic to whimsical. It matters not if you think you can’t draw, this is not botanical painting. The flowers will then be complemented with various forms of lettering.The beauty of flowers and the coded communication of Floriography meets the beautiful lettering known as Calligraphy, for a day of relaxing and...
