Hand Embroidery Workshop: Christmas Cards & Gift Tags
Join Robyn from Oh Sew Cute for a festive hand embroidery workshop, stitching beautifully designed Christmas cards and matching gift tags.
- Booking essential
In this relaxed and creative session, you'll be guided through two charming festive foliage-themed designs, perfect for adding a handmade touch to your seasonal celebrations. You’ll learn a range of beginner-friendly embroidery stitches and techniques as you embellish card stock and tags with festive flair. With all materials provided and plenty of time to stitch, you’re welcome to complete as many cards and tags as you like during the workshop.
Led by Robyn, a self-taught embroidery artist known for her fresh take on traditional techniques, this workshop is a wonderful way to slow down, get creative, and enjoy the magic of hand embroidery. Whether you're new to stitching or looking for a fun festive project, you’ll leave with a collection of beautifully finished cards and tags—ready to gift.
Knowledge Required: Beginners and beyond!
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All | £40.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01625 374428
- Suitability
Age 16 plus
- Meeting point
Barn Rooms
- What to bring and wear
All materials provided.
- Accessibility
The Barn Rooms are a short walk from the main car park. There are some parking spaces for blue badge holders nearer to the Barn Rooms. The Stableyard is partly cobbled.
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