Windrush Willow

Contact name: Richard & Suzanne Kerwood

60
Total bookings

Rating

(17)

about 5 years
with CraftCourses

Maker's bio

Suzanne & Richard Kerwood have been growing and weaving willow Near Exeter, Devon since 1998. Over 140 varieties of willow grown on site and to date we have planted in excess of 500,000 willow trees around the world.

Courses, kits & gifts

gold award

EXETER

Willow Christmas Decorations with Windrush Willow

Next date: 14th Dec 2024

£75.00

gold award

EXETER

Willow Plant Supports

Next date: 27th Apr 2024

(5)

£75.00

gold award

EXETER

Willow sunflowers, dragonflies & fish for beginners.

Next date: 2nd Nov 2024

£75.00

Recent reviews

All maker's reviews

22 Apr 24'

Juliet Higginson reviewed: Willow Plant Supports

"I thoroughly enjoyed my day with Richard making willow teepees. His instructions were clear and easy to follow. The course was extremely well organised (including cake) with everything we needed laid out in preparation for our needs. Richard is friendly and welcoming. I would recommend anyone to try this course."

Windrush Willow responded:

"Glad you enjoyed the day. Regards Richard"

17 Apr 24'

Belinda Delany reviewed: Willow Plant Supports

"A great course expertly taught with all materials provided. Very pleased with my creations. "

Windrush Willow responded:

"Hi Belinda, Glad you enjoyed it - hope to see you again on another course. Regards Richard"

14 Apr 24'

Fiona reviewed: Willow Plant Supports

"Great day, good pace learning, well equipped "

Windrush Willow responded:

"Many thanks - glad you had a good day. Regards. Richard"

14 Apr 24'

Neil reviewed: Willow Plant Supports

"Excellent course. Well taught by Richard in a relaxed atmosphere at just the right pace. 'Therapeutic' working with the willow, creating something both functional yet unique. (Enjoyed too the little snippets about willow and its use through history.) Recommended! "

Windrush Willow responded:

"Hi Neil, Thank you for your review, definitely going to borrow your design for the partitions. Regards Richard "