Create Tiny Wire Bird Sculptures in Derbyshire.

Description

Join artist, teacher and maker Liz Wellby at The Slipper Studio, for a relaxing and creative day, creating tiny wire sculptures. Wild birds have such personalities and characteristics and are a lovely thing to capture using a combination of paper, metal and wire. The workshop is suitable for a range of abilities.

Liz will host the workshop at her home studio. The venue is beautifully presented, with handcrafted workbenches and a wood burner, with views down into the village.

About the tutor
Liz Wellby is a versatile and experienced artist, teacher and maker, with a particular interest in sculpture and printmaking. 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 lived and worked. Liz now lives in a small village on the edge of the Peak District, working from her studio, 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* places for friends and family, the cost is £69 per person or for 2 people, £79 each.

Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts. Start dates may be amended on request.

What's included in the price?

The workshop will run from 10 - 4pm, with places limited to just 3*, and costs £69. All materials and equipment will be provided, with refreshments served throughout the day. Please bring your lunch and an apron.

NB
You may wish to bring along 2 or 3 hard backed books or children’s annuals to upcycle. Slippers are optional.

Please use the 'Ask a question' button if you have any questions or wish to book a place.


*COVID19 update
Until further notice, to allow for social distancing, workshop places at a The Slipper Studio will be reduced from 5 to 3. A large workbench will be provided for each person, with individual materials and equipment. In line with government advice, a new cleaning regime is in place and you will need to wear a facial covering/mask for limited times during workshops.

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