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This course takes place on 25th April, 16th May and 13th June
Tutor : Lisa Cramp
You will have a very busy five hours working on basic bread making techniques!
Tutor : Rupert Dick
Cover aspects of design and composition as well as paint application and the use of colour.
Tutor : Clive Riggs
Learn how to make simple alterations to your existing clothes to get a better fit and feel better in your clothes.
Tutor : Linda Couch
Have you ever wondered what makes a clean-burning, long-lasting candle? Well now you can find out exactly that and make your very own!
Tutor : Miller and Ward
Join a hands-on 2.5-hour course exploring the Japanese art of flower arrangement. Learn how Ikebana reflects nature and the seasons, with a focus on early summer designs.
Tutor : Yukiko Isono
Make a beautiful, unique stained glass panel to take home.
Tutor : Lisa Fretwell
Learn the art of bookbinding in this beginner-friendly day course. Explore the history of Western and Japanese bookbinding, and create your own single-section book using traditional techniques and materials. All tools and supplies provided
Tutor : Emi Gordon
Create your own Hare sculpture using willow and spend the day enjoying the mindful process of willow weaving
Tutor : Karen Bek
Join us and become a professional maker of Choux pastry by learning two classics: Eclairs and Paris-Brest!
Tutor : Sabrina Bentouati
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