TOP 10 LIFESTYLE COURSES IN LONDON, UK - PAGE 4

If you are just starting out or yearning for more crops in your space this workshop is for you.  Growing your own is possible in even the smallest space.  Come and join Jane as she leads you through the possibilities.  

This an excellent beginner project in ‘stake and strand’ technique resulting in very durable and strong structure. In this small workshop, there will be plenty of guidance and background information on this classic craft.

This one day workshop will introduce you to the traditional art of cold process soap and shampoo making. Spend time learning the age old method of this craft.

All set to decorate one room or perhaps your entire home? Brush up your decorating techniques by messing up our workshop, instead of your living room!

This course is designed for first time epoxy users. We have been pouring live edge epoxy pieces and using resin long enough that it is time to share all of the secrets we have learned (the hard way) with you. In this workshop, you will learn all about epoxy resin and how to use it with timber.

Creative Art course is offered by Peter Bedford Housing Association for all skill level. Connect with your creative side and explore your artistic skills and identity.

If you are new to pottery then over the first weeks of the workshop you will be shown the basics for working with clay from making thumb-pots and coil building to tile making and throwing on the wheel; this will also include simple decorating and glazing techniques.

Sculpture & Animation workshop is offered by Workshop 305 for all skill level. The workshops are not restricted by age or by ability but are made up of a mix of people all interested in working in that particular area.

The art sessions allow for broad experimentation using different surfaces and media including watercolour, acrylics and oil-pastel on paper, canvas and board to the use of collage, video and camera work.

Clay is such a versatile medium to work in. It can be used in many different ways to give a range of tactile and practical experiences - we use soft or 'leather hard' clay for modelling and hand-building and wet, slippery clay for throwing on the potters wheel .