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Duration: 90 minutes
Price: £25
Book with:
Wendy Gwynn
at
The Little Craftery
About the Course
Wax wraps are a natural, reuseable and eco-friendly alternative to cling film, and they're easy and fun to make too!
In this class you'll learn to make your own wraps using natural materials; 100% cotton fabric, beeswax, pine resin and jojoba oil. The properties of the ingredients make the wraps naturally antibacterial, so they're great for storing food. They can be washed and reused, meaning you can cut down on your single-use plastics and help the environment, and they'll look fab too.
You'll have a choice of several funky fabrics to use, and you'll go home with at least 3 wraps.
Suitable for complete beginners, you will be guided through every step by Wendy, owner of The Little Craftery, and life-long crafter.
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 for approximately 1½ hours. All materials, instructions, tea, coffee and biscuits are included in the price! You'll make approximately 3 or 4 wraps to take home, and a fact sheet with notes and information to remind you how to make more.
A very fun workshop, in a calm relaxed environment. All resources were included, with lots of fabrics to choose from. Wendy was at hand to help with any queries and advice. I have already booked my next course 😀.
Zena - - #22730
This workshop was enjoyable, easy to follow and I’ve been using the wraps every day. Wendy provided some gorgeous fabrics to choose from and step-by-step instructions. And of course tea and snacks are always welcome! Thanks for a great class.
Pippa - - #22704
Well organised, chilled, friendly lots of fun.
Liz - - #22703
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