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I teach classes in wet felting, marbling and simple block printing. Classes are usually 2 hours and I provide all materials. I use various venues local to Somerset and Dorset, or I can come to your home for a group of you and your friends to enjoy. One of my most popular venues is in the fish and chip shop in Milborne Port, Something Else Fishy. We have 2 hours of creativity and then award winning fish and chips after! I teach from beginners to more experienced students. I can also bring amazing cakes for afternoon tea.

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Embrace the season and come along to make a wreath that you've made yourself and will become part of your Christmas for years to come. - I'll show you how to wet felt leaves from wool fibre - there's a little basic hand sewing - add buttons for the berries - all materials provided - bring your own refreshments

Any mad hatters out there?

Embrace your inner mad hatter!

In this workshop I'll be guiding you through making a basic, soft felted hat. I have two designs available for you to make. The venue is in the heart of beautiful north Dorset and the home of several sustainable businesses.

All materials are provided

£45 refreshments provided, BYO lunch or available at extra cost

27th May 10.30 to 3.30 at Haekers Farm, Stour Provost, Dorset SP8 5LZ

Proud to be part of Dorset Arts Week

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I do hen parties too!

I was recently invited to teach at a hen party. The organiser wanted an activity that everyone could join in, that spanned the generations and the result could be used to decorate the wedding table. So we made a felted flower garland. I showed everyone how to make white roses, lavender, purple forget me nots and foliage. Then we arranged and sewed them to make a 1.5 m garland. What a joyous morning we had!

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