Craft Circle Course 2 (Nov/Dec)
Course Description:
Students will be introduced to this needlecraft as we create a cross stitch bookmark together. The pattern will be provided to the student along with all materials to complete it. Please note that this project will not be finished within the class time and you will be encouraged to take it home with you to complete at your leisure.
Week 2 – String Art
This unique artform uses a wooden board with pegs or nails and colourful string to complete a predetermined pattern that has been mapped out on the board. The result is a unique piece of artwork that you can hang on your wall.
Week 3 – Mini Building Blocks
This week some of us will be transported back to our childhood days of using a certain brand of bricks to create a work of art. In the case of this week we will be using mini bricks to create a cute bird that can fit in the palm of your hand. Patience will be required, as the pieces are quite small to work with, but once you get going you’ll be delighted to see your creation slowly coming to life and becoming…well… A cute bird!
Please Note:
(Please be advised that a craft may be changed at short notice in the unlikely event that the materials required become unavailable but rest assured the substitute will still be as interesting!!)
Start Date: 07/11/24
Cost: €80 (Please Note: The price includes all materials for this course.)
Course Format: In class with tutor (Maximum of 10 students)
Duration: 4 weeks
Enrolment: You can enrol online through our website by clicking on the Easy Payments Plus button. Enrolment will open Monday the 12th of August at 11am.
Tutor: Amy Fortune Lynch
I have loved crafting for as long as I remember, beginning when I used to help my mother make birthday cards as a girl. I enjoy the process involved in creating something new along with the peace and relaxation it brings and love to bring this experience to new people in the hope that they will also find their happy place through crafts. I’m particularly interested in cross stitch and diamond art but, through setting up and teaching my own personal craft circle with family and friends over the past 6 months, I have been introduced to new crafts such as painting by numbers and embroidery and am now enjoying these new craft projects. I hope that the same process will positively inspire any students who decide to take part in the course.
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