If you're in need of a National Trust fix but can't get out at the moment, we have some different ways you could recreate your favourite places from the South West at home, from baking to knitting to cut-out and create models.
Cook your very own 'Wellington Wellington' inspired by the restoration of Wellington Monument. Bake our very own vegetarian pastry parcel with our recipe.
Why not have a go at creating a paper version of East Pool Mine at home? Volunteer Mike has put together some 'cut out and create' models inspired by some of the mine's most identifiable features.
One of the talented volunteers at A la Ronde has created a tea cosy pattern inspired by the 16-sided house. You can download a PDF of the knitting pattern here.
Snowshill Manor is a Cotswold manor house packed with extraordinary treasures collected over a life time by Charles Wade. Here's a 'cut out and create' version for you to make at home and fill with your own treasures.
William Gibbs traveled extensively in the Hispanic world, and brought back many souvenirs. We've created some colouring sheets inspired by tile designs in the Alhambra Palace, illustrated in a book in Tyntesfield's library. Print at home and colour in - we'd love to see your designs on our social media accounts.
Pauline, one of Tyntesfield's volunteers regularly creates cartoons about the mischief that the estate's sheep get up to. Here, they're enjoying a bit of Bristol Balloon Fiesta themed fun, ready for you to colour in.
Lacock Abbey is packed with history. It started as an abbey and nunnery, then became a Tudor family home. Download a PDF colouring sheet of the abbey here.
Enjoy these downloadable colouring sheets, from Arlington to you. They're a great way to get a taste of the house and carriage museum at Arlington Court while those buildings are closed.
