Listed below are my upcoming classes currently available to book.
If you are interested in bespoke workshops such as 1-2-1 sessions / friend and family groups / events / parties and hen do’s then please get in touch.
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Cane Basketweaving
Saturday 22nd March
New Spring Series of workshops held at the magical sanctuary of The Onion Garden, nestled down a London street and promising a calming morning of creative relaxation.
Come and learn how to make a woven basket using the traditional English stake and strand basket.
Ideal for beginners, we will be using cane which is a great material to learn with as it's easier on the hands than willow and allows you to focus on the technique and rhythm of weaving.
10:30-1:30pm
The Onion Garden, Victoria
£45
Coiling with Raffia
Saturday 12th April
Immerse yourself in the calm and rhythmical technique of coiling, an ancient and versatile technique that is used worldwide with the materials adapting to the native area.
Spend the morning exploring the process with the outcome developing either as a functional form or sculptural wall piece
Your starter kit will allow you to continue weaving at home as the joy of coiling takes over!
10:30-1:30pm
The Onion Garden, Victoria
£42
Botanical Tile Making
Sunday 18th May
Capture the beauty of nature in clay and create your own set of tiles during a relaxing morning at The Onion Garden.
Your tiles will be taken away for firing and posted approx 3 weeks after the workshop. Ticket price includes postage.
10:30-1:30pm
The Onion Garden, Victoria
£58
“I enjoyed myself very much. The atmosphere was lovely and a welcome respite from the busyness of everyday life. Thank you.”
— Hey Clay! Crafts Council event
“I thought this was a brilliant activity because Emily showed us baskets can be made out of anything, very pro recycling and pro environment.”
— Coiling workshop participant
“Producing something to take home and show off makes me feel like I've won the day. Looking at them reminds me of a nice afternoon with others. Thank you!”
— Basketweaving participant
“I just wanted to drop you a note of thanks and say how much I enjoyed the class. Lovely location, fabulous tutor (and brain surgeon in the making!) and an absolute tonic for me after the last 15 months.”
— Nature printing in clay participant
“Thanks a million for a lovely day, for teaching me something new and using for imbuing us with your confidence and encouragement”
— Flower making participant
“I’m looking forward to seeing the end result and ‘magic’ of the kiln! Thanks again - I’m still basking in the afterglow of having made something!”