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ID LINER RUN ONE SKILL UP PERMANENT MAKEUP TRAINING COURSE PER QUARTER TO HELP TRAINEES HONE AND DEVELOP THEIR SKILLSET. THESE COURSES REVIEW AND IMPROVE HOW YOU CURRENTLY WORK, INTRODUCING MORE ADVANCED TECHNIQUES TO TAKE YOU TO THE NEXT LEVEL.

Level 5 QLS Endorsed Diploma | 150 CPD Points | +Gifts: QLS Certificate + PDF Certificate | 24/7 Learner Support

How to begin Watercolour painting This 4 week introduction course assumes no prior knowledge of Watercolour painting and will guide you through the basics of getting started.

Day 1 will start with an outdoor classroom input, and then out on the ground to practise some map reading skills and some compass work. Day 2 will be out on the hills all day, and will include individual assessments. The 2 days will be very relaxed and enjoyable. Successful candidates will receive an official NNAS certificate.

Wool sculpture courses in the Furzie Workshop in Somerset. Scheduled dates, private bookings and one-to-one tuition in needlefelting and other arts and crafts.

2 QLS Endorsed Course | CPD Certified | Free PDF + Hardcopy Certificates | 80 CPD Points | Lifetime Access

Join Cass for a creative day of mark making and bookbinding inspired by local flora and fauna.

A dressmaking day at Stitching Kitchen learn to fit a bodice and make a shell top with Emma Smith

Planet Candle workshop to create stunning planet-themed candles using paraffin wax. Learn techniques to achieve a planet effect with a variety of color changes, making each candle a unique, cosmic masterpiece.

Private View - Adorn - Black History Month Exhibition Join Us For Drinks Thursday, 10th October - 6pm to 9pm Following her very successful debut exhibition in London (2022), acclaimed Nigerian artist, Jacqueline Suowari, is back with a brand new body of works. In Adorn, Suowari uses fashion as a lens to examine the intersections of identity, culture, and globalism. The exhibition is a vibrant dialogue between Nigerian heritage and European haute couture, where traditional motifs, hairstyles, and fabrics from Nigeria are seamlessly integrated with elements of Parisian fashion. This blend of influences highlights the beauty and diversity of the African diaspora, particularly the richness of modern-day Nigerian culture.