Fused Glass Suncatchers 7/8 yrs +

Create a mosaic style fused glass sun catcher (10cm) using a variety of pre-cut glass and accessories in array of beautiful colours. There are plenty of templates to choose from or you can design your own panel.

The lovely thing about making a glass panel as a child is that your creation will last forever, glass does not deteriorate or loose it’s beautiful colour and shine!

Adults are welcome to stay or you can drop your child off. £20

Friday 29th October 9.30-11am

Fused Glass Rainbow 8yrs +

Create a fused glass rainbow (15 X 7 cm) using a variety of pre-cut glass and accessories in array of beautiful colours. The rainbow is created as a flat panel, fused then returned to the kiln for a second firing to shape it into a rainbow.

The lovely thing about making a glass panel as a child is that your creation will last forever, glass does not deteriorate or loose it’s beautiful colour and shine!

Adults are welcome to stay or you can drop your child off. £25

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Friday 29th October 1.30am-1pm

Freestyle Fused Glass 10yrs +

Create a fused glass Bristol balloon, beach huts panel, two Christmas trees or a freestyle rectangle hanging. The glass pieces are made using a variety of pre-cut glass and glass accessories in array of beautiful colours, there are plenty of templates to choose from or you can create your own design. No experience necessary, this workshop is an introduction to the world of fused glass.

The lovely thing about making a glass panel as a child is that your creation will last forever, glass does not deteriorate or loose it’s beautiful colour and shine!

Adults are welcome to join this workshop, if you wish to create along side your child please just purchase 2 tickets and write a note in the comments box that it is for an adult and child. £30

Friday 29th October 2-4pm

Batik Workshop - Make a Silk Scarf

In this class designed for adults and teenagers you will create patterned silk fabrics using hot wax and liquid paints.

Batik is the traditional technique of applying melted wax to a fabric base and adding colour, repeating the process to build up an intricate pattern, before removing the wax to reveal the finished design.

Using delicate silk as a base, you will learn to:

• Apply silk paint evenly

• Print abstract patterns using wax

• Layer colours and patterns to create a unique design

• Remove the wax safely

You will make a practice piece, plus a silk scarf that you can wear or use in a sewing project. £45

Saturday 13th November 2.30 - 5pm With Your Teen

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Kids sewing club -  - Details coming soon