14th February: create a silver Valentine’s gift for someone special, using expert techniques to bring your idea to life.
14 February. In this course we endeavour to demystify pruning, whether its roses, clematis or you beloved shrubs.
7th March and 3rd September. Spend a day learning key blacksmithing skills, making a candlestick to take home with you.
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.
20 – 21 March. Learn the history and tradition of this craft through a balanced itinerary of theory and practical examples.
21st March and 10 April: make a willow obelisk for your garden, ready for growing peas and beans in the summer.
28 February. In this course we will show you how to grow flowers from seed, how to harden them off so they are ready to embrace the change in temperature and give you a fabulous show all summer long.
29 March: explore the art of weaving on a rigid heddle loom.
4th April and 20th June. Spend a day learning key blacksmithing skills and forging your own set of garden tools.
18th of January learn how to grow your own vegetable patch with the emphasis on convenience.
17-18 April explore all there is to Cotswold geology balanced itinerary of theory and practical examples, along with demonstrations.
18th April: design and make your own set of silver stacking rings.
24-25 April: a hands-on introduction to lime plastering, perfect for homeowners and DIYers, building custodians and specifiers.
25 April: learn the key skills of block printing and print a bag or tea towel to take home.
Complete a small stained glass panel to take home in this full weekend course.
9 May and 3 October: this course will teach you how to make a square-based basket known as a willow trug.
15th May and 17th July. Spend a day learning key blacksmithing skills, making a bottle opener to take home with you.
17th May: learn key green woodworking skills and make a spoon to take home with you.
17 May: weave your own small landscape or seascape from wool using a rigid heddle loom.
22nd 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
22nd May: Spend a day exploring the origins of marbling, by learning the art of Suminagashi ink marbling, creating unique patterns on paper and silk.
23rd May. Use heritage decorative finishes to create a beautifully decorated tea-tray.
23rd - 24th May: This two-day marbling and leatherwork course, give you the opportunity to try your hand at the art of marbling, perfectly complimented with learning basic leatherworking skills. Creating a unique marble-lined, leather wrap journal.
6 June: a unique opportunity to learn the endangered craft of pargeting from one of the country’s highest regarded pargeters.
12 June and 4 July: work on your own landscape oil painting with expert guidance.
12 June: this course will teach you all the fundamental stages of making a traditional basket.
19 June: learn how to forge a blade and make a simple ‘Viking’ style knife.
27 June and 5 Sept: explore the art of leathermaking with an introductory workshop, using your new skills to make a coin purse and a belt.
27th of June and the 17th of October. Learn traditional ropework techniques and make a knotted trivet and rope bowl to take home with you.
28 June: Explore the world of traditional decorative finishes including Woodgraining, Malachite, Faux Marbling, and Crackle Glaze Finishes.
2-3 July: a hands-on introduction to lime plastering, perfect for homeowners and DIYers, building custodians and specifiers.
4-5 July. A two-day course where you will learn key green woodworking skills and make a stool to take home with you.
7 - 11 September: with expert guidance from a master carver take a deep dive into wood carving, through the wonderful world of misericords.
3-4 October: this two-day glass painting course will guide you through the process of creating your own painted glass piece.
3 October. Learn how to create professional-looking traditional faux marble paint techniques in this CPD-accredited one day course.
4 October: learn how to create high-quality, traditional wood graining paint techniques in this intensive, CPD accredited weekend course.
10 October: a full day workshop learning more advanced blacksmithing skills with Master Blacksmith David Gregory.
24 October: Explore the range of different techniques that can be performed on a rigid-heddle loom.
7 November: you'll be guided through the process of creating a stained glass Christmas decoration to take home.
14 November: make Christmas-themed items as you learn the fundamentals of blacksmithing.