Christmas Willow Crafts - Stars and Reindeer | PLACES AVAILABLE Nov 20th 2024 & Nov 21st SOLD OUT
3 hour workshop: Time: 5pm - 8pm
November 20th 2024 - Venue: Gallery No.30, High Street, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3JL
November 21st 2024 - Venue: The Old Dairy Tea Rooms, Fawley Farm, Hemplands Lane, Privett, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 3NU
Kick start your festive season with this fantastic workshop, making beautiful willow decorations. Come with your friends, or join in with others for a fun and relaxed evening making. Suitable for all keen makers!
We will make 2 projects, a large willow star which can be decorated a number of ways and finished off with twinkly lights (please note these are not included in the workshop costs)
Secondly we will weave a cute little reindeer, which will have its own wooden stand and antlers. These make a great table decoration or an unique handmade gift.
Mollie will be on hand all evening, to guide you through the processes and help where needed. Drinks and fesive snacks will be available to purchase.
Please see below for further information on this course.
3 hour workshop: Time: 5pm - 8pm
November 20th 2024 - Venue: Gallery No.30, High Street, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3JL
November 21st 2024 - Venue: The Old Dairy Tea Rooms, Fawley Farm, Hemplands Lane, Privett, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 3NU
Kick start your festive season with this fantastic workshop, making beautiful willow decorations. Come with your friends, or join in with others for a fun and relaxed evening making. Suitable for all keen makers!
We will make 2 projects, a large willow star which can be decorated a number of ways and finished off with twinkly lights (please note these are not included in the workshop costs)
Secondly we will weave a cute little reindeer, which will have its own wooden stand and antlers. These make a great table decoration or an unique handmade gift.
Mollie will be on hand all evening, to guide you through the processes and help where needed. Drinks and fesive snacks will be available to purchase.
Please see below for further information on this course.
3 hour workshop: Time: 5pm - 8pm
November 20th 2024 - Venue: Gallery No.30, High Street, Petersfield, Hampshire, GU32 3JL
November 21st 2024 - Venue: The Old Dairy Tea Rooms, Fawley Farm, Hemplands Lane, Privett, Alton, Hampshire, GU34 3NU
Kick start your festive season with this fantastic workshop, making beautiful willow decorations. Come with your friends, or join in with others for a fun and relaxed evening making. Suitable for all keen makers!
We will make 2 projects, a large willow star which can be decorated a number of ways and finished off with twinkly lights (please note these are not included in the workshop costs)
Secondly we will weave a cute little reindeer, which will have its own wooden stand and antlers. These make a great table decoration or an unique handmade gift.
Mollie will be on hand all evening, to guide you through the processes and help where needed. Drinks and fesive snacks will be available to purchase.
Please see below for further information on this course.
Frequently Asked Questions
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All courses are situated in the glorious Hampshire countryside. Once you’ve booked your workshop, you’ll receive an email before the workshop confirming the venue.
The workshop locations in Hampshire are:
Mollie’s Studio, Hurst Barns, Hurst Lane, Hampshire GU34 3PL
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from Mollie’s garden at Kingswood, King Lane, Hampshire, GU32 1DS.
Occasionally at Mollie’s local village hall. -
No previous skills are necessary, although some manual dexterity and patience will be needed.
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Please bring sharp secateurs if you have them and feel free to dress for the season!
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Maximum of 15 people per workshop, should there be insufficient numbers the course will be cancelled 3 weeks in advance & students notified via email.
Important* Once you’ve booked your workshop, you’ll receive an email before the workshop confirming the venue.
Please read our full Workshop Booking information HERE. Do take the time to read it thoroughly and carefully before any booking is made.
