The Coppice Co.

Contact name: Suz Williams

196
Total bookings

Rating

(66)

over 2 years
with CraftCourses

Maker's bio

The Coppice Co. started in 2020 after Suz Williams finished her two year apprenticeship as a coppice worker and traditional craft maker. Since then she has been teaching traditional woodland crafts across the country. Her speciality is willow weaving, split hazel baskets and spoon carving.

Courses, kits & gifts

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All-Natural Christmas Wreaths

2 hours

Next date: 3rd Dec 2024

7 places left

£35.00

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Round Basket Workshop in the Woods

6 hours

Next date: 26th Sep 2024

3 places left

(10)

£77.00

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Round Shopper Willow Basket

6 hours

Next date: 2nd Nov 2024

4 places left

(16)

£85.00

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Willow Trug Basket Workshop

6 hours

Next date: 16th Nov 2024

1 place left

(14)

£85.00

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Willow Trug Workshop in the Woods

6 hours

(5)

£88.00

Recent reviews

All maker's reviews

27 Aug 24'

Terese reviewed: Round Basket Workshop in the Woods

"Great course. Teacher was very informative and helpful. Had a super day. "

21 Aug 24'

Vanessa reviewed: Round Basket Workshop in the Woods

"Lovely day in the woods making our round willow baskets. As a complete novice I was reassured by Suz’s calm and knowledgeable approach, giving us clear step by step instructions. I would recommend this course to everyone. Thank you Suz for a wonderful day. "

19 Aug 24'

Libby reviewed: Spoon carving in the woods

"Me and my partner had a fantastic time on the spoon carving course! The lovely Suz was a great teacher and we were really happy with what me made. It was a lovely spot in the woods with tea and coffee made over the wood fire. Highly recommend :) "

17 Aug 24'

Anthea reviewed: Spoon carving in the woods

"This was a really relaxing course to do with friends. We loved the mindfulness element. Suz was a great teacher. My only thought is we could have done with an extra 30 mins to allow for a short lunch break and to make maximum use of the tools provided to complete the spoon on site. Or maybe we were just slow workers ! The sanding is easy to do at home. "