Shabby Chic Fabric Wreath Making Workshop

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In this engaging workshop, you will learn the art of creating a charming and unique fabric wreath, adding a touch of shabby chic beauty to your home. Whether you're a beginner or seasoned crafter, there are no rules in this class - you have the freedom to experiment with an assortment of recycled fabrics, from quilting cotton to t-shirt yarn and even vibrant African Ankara prints.

Don't worry if you're new to crafting; this workshop is designed to be accessible to all skill levels. Our experienced instructor will guide you through a few simple steps of cutting, tearing, tying, and hanging, ensuring that you feel confident and inspired throughout the process. No prior experience is necessary, so don't hesitate to join in on the creative fun.

By the end of this workshop, you'll have a stunning fabric wreath that perfectly complements your style. This hands-on activity allows you to unleash your creativity and create a unique piece of decor for your home. Hang it on your front door, above your fireplace, or in any room that could use a touch of shabby chic beauty.

So why wait? Join us for this delightful workshop where you'll learn how to make a fabric wreath and experience the joy of crafting. Take this opportunity to explore your creative side, meet fellow craft enthusiasts, and uncover the satisfaction of creating something beautiful with your own two hands. Embrace the transformative power of crafting and walk away with a stunning fabric wreath that you can proudly display in your home, office or give as a gift.

Suitable for adults and children 7+. Children must be accompanied by an appropriate adult for the duration of the workshop.

All materials provided during the workshop.

Refreshments are available to purchase at the onsite cafe, before,  during and after your workshop.

About Marcia:

Some blurb about me: 

From a very young age, Marcia was sewing clothes for her doll, then when she moved to London in 1994, she went to evening classes to make soft furnishings for her home, then to university to study textiles.

I started sewing during the first Covid lockdown as a way to keep myself busy and productive, whilst still working. Little did I know that my newfound hobby would turn into a passion and a small business called Bigbagmomma.

My brand offers unique bags and accessories, baby and children's apparel, plus home interiors, that are made from pre-loved African Ankara fabrics. I am committed to sustainable fashion and eco-conscious production methods.

Bigbagmomma's creative workshops, are fun, and mindful and allow participants to think about how things are made, be less wasteful, make things by hand and get social, too.