14 November: make Christmas-themed items as you learn the fundamentals of blacksmithing.
7th of March, 24th of July and 14th of November. Enjoy a short course learning about the traditional craft of willow weaving. Make a bird feeder to take home.
14 November: Create your own beautiful pair of sterling silver stud earrings, using traditional silversmithing techniques, that you can take home at the end of the day.
21 November: Learn the fundamentals of needle felting, sculpt a realistic robin, using pure sheep’s wool and a special barbed needle.
28 November: Enjoy a festive silversmithing workshop where you will make a silver Christmas decoration. Using traditional silversmithing techniques, you’ll craft a unique decoration to take home and display with pride.
6th of December. In this course we endeavour to demystify pruning, whether its roses, clematis or you beloved shrubs.
30 Jan: design and make your own set of silver stacking rings.
13 February: Enjoy a Valentine’s silversmithing workshop where you will make a silver gift for someone special, which can be you!
27 February: Create your own beautiful pair of sterling silver drop earrings, using traditional silversmithing techniques, that you can take home at the end of the day.
6th March and 2nd September. Spend a day learning key blacksmithing skills, making a candlestick to take home with you.
6th of March, 1st of October and 20th of November. Enjoy a short course learning about the traditional craft of willow weaving. Make a bird feeder to take home.
13 March: design and make your own silver bangle and charm.
27 March: design and make your own set of silver stacking rings.
3rd April, 8th May and 30th of September. Spend a day learning key blacksmithing skills and forging your own set of garden tools.
3rd and 17th April: make a willow obelisk for your garden, ready for growing peas and beans in the summer.
Complete a small stained glass panel to take home in this full weekend course.
24th of April and the 16th of October. Learn traditional ropework techniques and make a knotted trivet and rope bowl to take home with you.
1 May and 4 July: This course will teach you how to make a square-based basket known as a willow trug.
8th of May. This one-day introductory foundation course is designed for new-comers to the world of traditional and heritage decorative paint effect techniques like faux marbling, wood graining & broken colour work
29 May and 3 Oct: explore the art of leathermaking with an introductory workshop, using your new skills to make a coin purse and a belt.
5 June: this course will teach you all the fundamental stages of making a traditional basket.
Explore the art of bookbinding, with this introductory evening workshop.
23 & 24 July: learn the fundamental skills of chip-carving or shallow relief carving as you create your own piece in this 2-day course.
31st July. In-Depth, Group Heritage Conservation Course Exploring Vapour Permeability, Sustainability & The Application of Historic Decorative Faux Finishes.
4th- 5th September: Build your own stool and then learn rush-weaving techniques to create a woven seat.
13-17 September: with expert guidance from a master carver take a deep dive into wood carving, through the wonderful world of misericords.
Advance your basic bookbinding skills, by trying your hand at new techniques including breathing new life into an old book.
30th October. Use heritage decorative finishes to create a beautifully decorated tea-tray.
Explore the art of bookbinding with a festive twist, with this introductory workshop.