Make somethingGet your hands into clay
A pottery taster can involve hand-building or working at a wheel, which feel quite different.
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Make something with your hands and let the process be the point. Choose a guided workshop or a small project using things you already have.
Costs are planning estimates in euros, not current venue prices. The planner budgets for the upper estimate for each person and does not assume discounts.
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Make somethingMake your first print
Printmaking turns a prepared surface into repeated images, but relief, stencil and other methods use different tools.
Make somethingA small watercolour session
Watercolour rewards experimenting with water, pigment and the white of the paper.
Make somethingCook something unfamiliar
A cooking class is a chance to learn a technique you can use again, not only enjoy a meal prepared in front of you.
Make somethingLearn at a repair café
A repair café brings people together to investigate broken objects and share practical skills.
Make somethingSketch with what you have
Sketching is a way of looking closely rather than producing a polished picture immediately.
Make somethingMake a recycled collage
Collage lets you build images from existing colours, textures and fragments.
Make somethingA hands-on science workshop
A science workshop is most useful when participants make predictions, test something and discuss the result.
Make somethingMake something with chocolate
Chocolate workshops can focus on tasting, moulding, decorating or working with chocolate's temperature and texture.
Make somethingMake your own candles
Candle-making workshops combine container, wax, wick and fragrance choices under guidance.
Make somethingCreate a piece of jewellery
A jewellery workshop can involve beads, wire, metalwork or another technique, each with different tools and learning demands.
Make somethingTuft a mini rug
Tufting makes a textured textile by working yarn through a backing, with preparation and finishing beyond the visible making stage.
Make somethingTry improvisation
Improvisation workshops use listening, quick choices and shared scenes to build something together.
Make somethingFold something with origami
Origami turns a sheet of paper into a form through a sequence of folds.
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Give it a try
Check the level, materials, supervision and what happens to your finished work. Workshop times and extra costs need confirming with the organiser.
Make your budget go further
Borrow tools and reuse materials before buying a starter kit. Compare the complete workshop price, including materials, firing or shipping.