Crafts courses

...1L0546 : Taster Course in Floristry Please contact us to apply for this course or to find more information. The course code is: 1L0546...

...this course gives basic floristry techniques and covers gift work wedding and funeral designs Floristry taster Study Level Course Content this course gives...

...composition, colour balance and development of an individual style. We will endeavour to work from life at a nearby village location. (Pub lunch optional)...

...Information about the course The course will cover basic drawing and painting techniques using a variety of media. Subjects will include still life objects...

...subject matter Drawing Techniques The following are likely to be covered:- Landscapes, Portraits, Perspective, Townscapes and Still Life Please note...

...Beginners with no basic knowledge of Watercolour painting are welcome It is also able to accept those with some experience of Watercolour painting...

...Understanding a pattern, fabric selection, using a sewing machine, making seam and seam finishes, inserting zips, buttonholes, simple pocket types and applying facings...

...This is not suitable for a complete beginner. It is for the more experienced dressmaker. Entry qualifications None, but a basic knowledge of how to...

...a simple/basic skirt or similar. Dressmaking techniques will be covered. Pattern selection and understanding. Cutting out. Making up, seams...

...Information about the course This course is designed to introduce you to the basic techniques used in silk painting. This is a stand alone course which...

...Suitable for: anyone anyone Course review: Learn how to give tired furniture a new lease of life with the shabby chic look in just one workshop!...

...sewers to store all their pins. Suitable for ages 8+. All materials included...

...The wharf is an ‘eco' building with four of its own wind turbines. It sits on the Fal estuary enjoying fabulous views. The site has workshops on one side of a courtyard...

...ability to appreciate the visual world and to respond in a personal and creative way. During the first year we encourage you to: Question all preconceived...

...drawing, sculpture, textiles (embroidery, weaving, screen and block printing, batik and tie-dye) and mixed media work. · Almost all work begins with observational...

...feathers etc to create different decorative effects in both wet and dry matts and to learn the techniques of shading. The glass will be fired at the end of the morning session...

...This will be followed by students designing and making small glass items of their choice, such as tiles, coasters or decorative hangings. The afternoon...

...It will also include a visit to a specialist bulb garden. Nicky Llewellyn Since planting her first packet of seeds, as a small child, Nicky has always been fascinated by plants...

...1empty wine bottle 2. 1 small gerbera or 2 small roses 3. Filler flower e.g. Gyp, solidaster, hypericum 4. A small quantity of mixed leaves...

...or come with some simple line drawn ideas or sketches and any photographic references you may...