30 Arts & Crafts courses delivered On Demand

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the jewellery business

LEARN ◊ CREATE ◊ CONNECT  The Jewellery Business is a fully equipped jewellery studio where you can learn various jewellery making techniques. Come to a one off class just for a day, or join our regular weekely classes and learn the skills you need to create your own designs.  Our tutors have many years of experience in making jewellery, teaching and also running thier own jewellery businesses. We have courses that will suit total beginners and courses where we can teach you to advance your skills.  We also offer buisness coaching and one to one skills sessions for people who want to take thier start a jewellery business or take thier business or to the next level.       

the pottery place

Our wonderful studio can comfortably seat 24 and we can serve teas, and coffees. So, if you’re looking for a relaxing afternoon we’ve got just the thing! We love to encourage creativity! Our quirky studio offers regular workshops for both children and adults. Check Out our Workshops! You can also ask our fantastic in-house artists to design something unique just for you. Pop in or drop us an email to start your piece's creation. Something Unique Just For You New member of the family? We have a huge selection of gorgeous pottery to help you remember their first moments. Baby Keepsakes Over the past 20 years, we’ve hosted hundreds of birthday parties. From one-year-olds doing handprints to crafty adults, we’ve had all kinds of fun

bookbinding with cass

I am passionate about making the craft of bookbinding fun and accessible. I'm particularly inspired by nature and working with remnant materials, transforming what might otherwise end up in landfill, into unique and usable books. Online workshops and kits, in-person classes and commissions.

stooki

Stööki is a movement that began in 2011 in London.  We design, produce and curate. Interpreting our multidisciplinary philosophy of Art, Music and Fashion through the three Stööki elements that are Sound, Vision and Play. We present themed hand-crafted jewellery collections through interactive art and immersive events. The #StookiMovement promotes co-creation and audience participation through evolving themes inspired by youth culture. As each collection evolves, we give you a chance to experience the Stööki lifestyle through a series of art forms and curated events. Our Jewellery-Making Workshops Join lifestyle and jewellery label Stööki as they host their monthly Jewellery-Making Workshops. The session will be focused on the creation and personalisation of rings and pendants and led by Stööki's Jewellery Technologist Nadia Abbas Stööki's creative director, Luke Hippolyte, you will learn step-by-step how to craft your very own template for a personalised wax jewellery piece ready for casting.

calligrability

With a degree in Graphic Design from the University of La Plata, Argentina, I worked in print production and logo design until I moved to the UK in 1999. I have always had a particular interest in Typography and Calligraphy, and gradually the latter took over. Since 2016, I have focused my career on teaching and producing calligraphy work. I co-founded Love Calligraphy, where I worked until April 2020. I worked with Kirsten Burke on special events through the North West for Jo Malone, Clinique, Molton Brown and La Mer during my time there. Additionally, I have collaborated with Simple Lettering Magazine in two articles about Traditional Copperplate. Now, I work independently from home to better fit my work around my family life. My efforts are entirely behind the CalligrAbility initiative. I am a member of NWCA [http://www.northwestcalligraphers.org.uk/], SSI [https://calligraphyonline.org/], SLLA [http://www.southlondonlettering.co.uk/] and CLAS [http://www.clas.co.uk/]. Since February 2020, I have been collaborating with Joy Daniels [http://joydanielscalligraphy.co.uk/] on the Copperplate Special Interest Group [http://www.clas.co.uk/copperplate-special-interest-group/]. I am also its representative on the CLAS's Management Committee. [https://www.clas.co.uk/committees/] I love travelling and attending calligraphy classes around the country. Meeting fellow calligraphers and great masters keep my motivation high and enrich my work.

newbiggin arts centre.

Newbiggin Arts Centre is a registered charity; number 1163002 We have changed the name (of Little Gem Arts & Crafts Gallery) to Newbiggin Arts Centre to reflect our new image and vocation. The charity was formed in August 2015 to serve the local community in and around Newbiggin-by-the-Sea, Northumberland.

3rd rail print space

3rd Rail Print Space is a open access screen printing facility combining paper, t-shirt and fabric printing located in South Berdmonsey.  The aim of the space was to build a comprehensive print hub and modern learning environment to make screen printing accessible to a new audience whilst providing a wealth of equipment for those already working in the medium. We offer standard pay monthly memberships and for anyone looking for a more involved experience there’s the opportunity to take advantage of one of the 4 private studio spaces. Members have access to a commercial quality 6 colour garment carousel, a 3m tunnel dryer, three fabric tables, 1 paper printing table, a exposing unit, film printer for positives, washout and drying cabinet, bullet steamer which allows up to 10 metres of fabric, a huge 80cm x 100cm heat press, and an atmospheric steamer which allows unto 30 metres of fabric.

sarah greening glass

After 25 years in the NHS, for the last 7 years I have had a new career as a glass artist and small business owner and all that entails. My husband, Chris, is a potter and we are enjoying running our businesses side by side! We live in Worcester and can often be found at art and craft shows and galleries, taking opportunities to meet other designer-makers in the area. Most weekends we either have classes or have stalls at an art & craft market somewhere in the Midlands. I am loving sharing my passion for all things glassy with other people and we have great fun with our combined courses with whole day courses including lunch.

savile row bespoke academy

The Savile Row Bespoke Academy (SRBA) is one of the leading tailoring schools in the world. Its objective is to protect, enhance and develop the value of bespoke tailoring by training aspiring tailors to the highest attainable standards. The Academy, which is located on the famous Savile Row, opened its doors to students on 8th January 2008. It provides a unique opportunity for persons wanting to acquire the high level knowledge, skills and experience needed for employment in established tailoring houses around the world or to establish their own businesses. The SRBA course is a flexible modular programme and comprises four advanced study modules in pattern cutting, fitting and remarking; waistcoat making; trouser making; and coat/jacket making. Upon completion of this training, graduates will have the skills needed to secure gainful employment in the tailoring sector, including on Savile Row. Students who complete all four modules are awarded a Bespoke Tailor's Certificate from the Savile Row Bespoke Academy.