Creative Open Workshops (C.O.W) October Class List

Hi everyone, just wanted to let you know that the new Creative Open Workshops (C.O.W) October class list has just been released. Having just had the most hectic but fun and fab weekend at demos and the Arts Fest in Birmingham... I just wanted to come and share the new classes available at C.O.W now for booking.

There will be taster sessions held on the flowing dates and topics 7pm-9pm:

Monday 5th & 12th October Ceramics

touch upon slip casting, press moulding & hand building

Tuesday 6th & 13th October Textiles

sewing, fabric printing, customising

Wednesday 7th & 14th October Draw & Paint Francine Schokker

Explore mediums and techniques, dive into colour

Thursday 8th & 15th October Crochet with Denise from Peeko Crochet

showing the basic stitches and endless possiblites

Friday 9th & 16th October Felt Making with Francine Schokker

Natural Fibres and how to create a flat seamless felt

Saturday 10th & 17th October Paper Craft with Lisa Marie Olson

endless possibilities with paper from photo memory wallets to bound notebooks and memory albums

Sunday 11th & 18th Jewellery

wire manipulation, facinators etc.

The above class list is for adults, there is a range of children's workshops running from 24th October through to the 1st of November where adults can come and join in with their children. To book your place on one or more of The classes please contact Francine Schokker on 0121 224 8445 (office) or 07896 559406

Just another quick note The Saturday Handmade Markets will now be running on a monthly basis, so the next handmade market is on Saturday 26th September 11am til 4pm C.O.W. The Custard Factory Gibb, Street, Birmingham. Hope to see many of you there

Thanks you for taking the time to visit The Handmade by Tigerlily Blog

Lisa X

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