Book Art Workshop: Halloween Witch
Join us this October and create a witch out of a book!
- Booking essential
In this 3-hour workshop, our experts will talk you through an easy step-by-step process of how to make your very own work of art from an unwanted book.
Enjoy learning a new skill as you meet like-minded crafters and enjoy a splendid slice of cake.
Let your creative juices flow as you make a paper craft witch.
These workshops are perfect for beginners and provide a wonderful introduction to the world of book art.
All materials will be provided but, if possible, please bring a pair of sharp sewing scissors.
Please note, this workshop is suitable for those 16+.
Times
Prices
| Ticket type | Ticket category |
|---|---|
| All All tickets | £18.00 |
The basics
- Booking details
Call 01732 810378
- Meeting point
Please enter the Visitor Reception and give your name. This workshop will take place in the Squire's Room in the main house.
- What to bring and wear
Temperatures in the house can drop low during the winter months. Please dress warmly.
- Accessibility
The garden is steep in places with steps and gravel, cobbles and grass pathways. Please speak to staff on arrival for the best route for your needs. Disabled parking is available near visitor reception but there is some gravel in areas of the car park. Pushchairs are permitted in all areas of the garden, but please take care. Take care, there are many open water areas around the garden.
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