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Duration: One day
Price: £65
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Liz Wellby - Artist, Teacher & Maker
About the Course
Join Liz Wellby at her beautiful studio on the edge of the Peak District, for a creative and relaxing day learning how to create a range of paper sculptures. Starting with simpler techniques and creating smaller pieces, you will gradually increase the complexity and scale, enabling you to take home a range of completed outcomes.
This creative workshop is suitable for all abilities and those with a range of creative experiences.
The Slipper Studio is beautifully presented with handcrafted workbenches, a wood burner and views down into the village.
About the tutor
Liz Wellby is a versatile and experienced artist, teacher and maker, with a particular interest in printmaking and sculpture. Following the completion of a Fine Arts degree at Loughborough University and subsequent post graduate studies, she returned to Derbyshire, where for over 25 years she has lived and worked. Liz now lives and works on the edge of the Peak District, kept company by her husband and a cat called Bert.
It is possible to arrange this workshop on different dates; should you wish to book 3 or more places for friends and family, the cost is £65 per person or for 2 people, £75 each.
If booking with a CraftCourses voucher for part or all of the course fee, please fill in the contact form above. Your voucher code must be provided at the point of booking.
What's included in the price?
The workshop runs from 10 - 4pm, with places limited to just 5; all materials and equipment will be provided, with refreshments served throughout the day - just bring your lunch.
NB
Slippers are optional.
Please use the contact form if you have further questions or wish to book a place.
Course dates are flexible; please get in touch for the next available date.
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