5 Week Wednesdays Traditional and modern upholstery classes set in a uniquely rural environment in Lincolnshire

Description

This upholstery workshop is suitable for experienced or non-experienced upholsterers alike. Classes are informal and tuition will be given to guide you through your upholstery project over the 5 Weeks. We can give you guidance on what can be completed at home should you wish to work on your project between classes.  Group sizes are small 4 people and at the most 5.  This workshop includes the use of tools and sundries such as tacks, threads etc.  You will have access to the tools and equipment required to use for both modern and traditional upholstery projects. Other materials apart from top fabric can be purchased at the studio.  These are costed at trade price. You will need to bring your own top fabric suitable for your project. Small pieces can be kept int he studio between classes. If new to upholstery, it’s advisable to start with a beginner project such as a drop seat, piano stool or footstool so that you have the basic skills ready to tackle larger projects.   Those of you with prior upholstery experience may want to come along for a bit of encouragement with a project you are currently working on. Group sizes are small with a Max of 5 people.

What's included in the price?

- A constant flow of refreshments. - Tools. - Sundries (tacks, staples, threads). - Materials available to buy if needed, e.g. foam, hessian, webbing. - On site café available for food

Cancellation policy

Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Finch and Toad

with Craft Courses since 2015

Message the tutor

Lee teaches modern and traditional upholstery classes in various locations across Norfolk, Cambrigeshire and Lincolnshire. Qualified though the AMUSF Lee offers leisure courses guiding willing students through processes from stripping the furniture to frame, light restoration rebuliding padding and finally recovering. Lee also offers classes in lampshade making and other soft furnishings.