Festive Wreath - Felted Decoration

Description

Create a unique festive door wreath or table decorations with wool and sheep locks and then embellish with a selection of seasonal decorative accessories to add you own personalise twist. We’ll round off the session with a festive glass of mulled wine & mince pie and raise a toast to the season! You will lean how to; *Prepare your fibres to create a great wreath base *Apply curly sheep locks to the base *Add seasonal decoration trimmings *Use barbed needle to dry felt / needle felt the fibres together. The workshop on Saturday 23rd November takes place at Warwickshire Artisans, Yew Tree Farm, Henley in Arden. The workshop on Wednesday 4th December takes place at my Workshop Studio in Kings Heath, Birmingham. You can book as part of an open session, or alternative or why not book a fun day just for your group of family and fiends. Please contact me to find out more. Please be Aware: Needle felting / Dry felting involved using very sharp barbed needles. Care needs to be taken when working with the needle to prevent injuries - This technique is physical and involves prolonged repetitive action using your hands, therefore this may not be suitable for anyone with a RSI, carpal tunnel syndrome or frozen shoulder.

What's included in the price?

All felting materials and light refreshments of tea, coffee & biscuits are provided as part of the courses. For those booking a workshop, Lunch is available to pre-book for £5.50 from Yew Tree Farm (23rd November). The lunch menu will be sent on booking. Those booking on 4th - lunch can be pre booked for £5.50 or you can choose to bring along a packed lunch. Please contact me for more details about lunch and any dietary requirements.

Cancellation policy

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

Maker

Emma Jackson (Silversoles - Felted Textiles)

with Craft Courses since 2017

Message the tutor

Emma is an experienced textiles tutor and artist who specialises in making felt. She has over twenty five+ years experience teaching, designing and making felt for her award winning textiles company, Silversoles. Emma enjoys teaching and feels it plays an important role in her practice.