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Drop in craft workshops (contact printing and leather work)

Join local artist Rosie and Red for drop-in workshops and learn a new skill.

  • Booking not needed

Local artists Rosie and Red will be onsite with drop-in workshops including contact printing and leather work.

Contact printing with Rosie Burns 11am - 3pm, Fri, Sat & Sun

Learn one of the simplest forms of printmaking, no press, use leaves, grasses, flower petals and feathers to make a greetings card to take away, all materials included.

This event is £8 per person.

Leather key fob making with Red 11am - 3pm Fri & Sun, 11am - 1pm Sat

Learn about leather, its production, and the principles of cutting, embossing and punching leather to make a unique key fob.

£15 per person

No booking needed - just pay on the door.

Please note the Fri & Sat fall into our heritage free open days so admission to Arlington Court is free , only fees of the workshop apply, on Sunday normal admission prices apply for entry to the site.

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Event ticket prices

Ticket typeTicket category
All Contact printing£8.00
All Leather key fob making£15.00

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