Kantha Embroidery Workshop
Have you ever wanted to learn how to embroider textiles?
- Booking essential
Have you ever wanted to learn how to embroider textiles? As part of a range of workshops in 2025, we are offering a full day Kantha Embroidery Workshop in the Old School Village Hall in Belton village.
Kantha is a slow, mindful activity which can have great benefits for mental health. It avoids textile waste by using up small scraps of fabric to make new items and can be used to repair worn or torn textiles. This form of embroidery adds to the aesthetic beauty of the textile and renews it, prolonging its life for further use and avoiding waste.
You will take away a small piece of Kantha embroidery at the end of your day and all materials will be provided.
There will be an hour’s break for lunch and tea and coffee are provided.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| Adult | £45.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 0344 249 1895
- Suitability
Suitable for 18+.
- Meeting point
The Old School Village Hall in Belton Village.
- What to bring and wear
Tea and coffee provided, but please bring along your own lunch or be prepared make your own way to the café on site to purchase some. This workshop takes place entirely indoors.
- Accessibility
The Old School is accessible.
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