Courses and Workshops at the Dorothy Clive

For more information about any of the courses below or to book a place, please contact Dawn on 01630 647237 or email info@dorothyclivegarden.co.uk.

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November 7th – Design your own Christmas Card

Design and paint your own Christmas card inspired by nature, birds and winter landscapes. The card can then be given to a special friend or we can arrange for your card to be printed and ready for Christmas.

November 10th – Planning your own Rose Garden

Planning a Rose Garden with Kathryn Robey, Curator at The Dorothy Clive Garden Whatever your size of garden roses are "a must have" to bring colour, scent and that quintessential English cottage garden feel. Kathryn will show you and help you design a rose garden and give you advice on types of roses for different situations.

November 11th – Graphite Workshop

Learn how to draw using a range of pencils and graphite sticks and pencils with award winning artist, David Brammeld. £60.00 per person.

November 25th – Afternoon Tea Masterclass

Join our resident cooks, Annie and Karen, to learn how we make our famous scones, brownies and other fancy cakes, plus sandwiches. You will work together to make an Afternoon Tea which you will eat, plus, take home. Maximum 5 people only. £40.00 per person.

November 25th – Jewellery Making

Jewellery Making Masterclass with Angela Smith – Join Angela for a half day course to make yourself a necklace, bracelet and earrings. All materials will be provided.

December 3rd – Christmas Willow Wreaths

Christmas Willow Wreath Workshop with Alison Benson £47 per person Alison Benson creates many different things for the home and garden from her willow studio in Staffordshire. Alison will be showing you how to make a willow Christmas door wreath.

December 9th – Felting

Felt Workshop with Ruth Wright. Ruth is a well-known local crafts person who runs felt courses locally and talks at local WI's. She makes animals and figures from wool using the pin method of felt making.

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