6218 Educators providing Arts & Crafts courses

the husbandry school

The Husbandry School is the Devon based joint venture of Carole and Jonty Williams. A journey that started many years back, it is the passionately held culmination of both their lives.

london jewellery workshop

Imagine, create & enjoy with London Jewellery Workshop. A fully equipped jewellery making studio, offering jewellery courses, classes and events, for all levels

stuttle art gallery

Alan Stuttle Gallery – Original Oils & Watercolours

children youth and families greater brecon,

stemwell workshop

Charlotte Llewellyn is a textile artist based in South East London and the founder of Stemwell Workshop. She specialises in natural dyeing and quilting. Charlotte aims to connect traditional process with contemporary craft, whilst focusing on sustainability and interaction with nature. All cloth has been reclaimed. All colour and print is derived from plants either locally grown, or ethically sourced. Taking inspiration from architecture, landscape and historical textiles, and by honouring the tradition of patchwork as storytelling, Charlotte endeavours to breathe new life into old cloth, hoping to continue the narrative. Her work ranges from small functional items for the home, to large scale wall pieces. She also teaches workshops in natural dyeing and printing techniques, patchwork and hand quilt

cool faces (face painting & body art)

treverbyn community trust

Treverbyn Community Hall is a vibrant charity serving the communities of Stenalees, Treverbyn, Penwithick, Bugle and surrounding areas. The Hall exists to provide space and a programme of activities for people to meet and mix and brings the community closer, helping to create friendships and improve lives for local residents. The Hall runs a wide range of activities, clubs and events on a regular basis and also offers comfortable rooms for private use too. Treverbyn Community Hall thrives on the diversity of our community and strives to be an actively inclusive setting for all, with the needs of our community at the heart of everything it does. Here’s what people say about the it… “somewhere to meet new and old friends and a good atmosphere” “Everyone is so friendly and kind it gives me a lift. Thank you.” “The friendly atmosphere, its welcoming. So you don’t mind walking in, just sit down and have a coffee. You don’t have to do anything.” Fabulous Hall and Meeting rooms that provide lovely spaces for all to enjoy. Available for private functions, business meetings and training sessions as well as the community cafe and a wide range of activities and events that are open to all. Located in mid Cornwall.

st albans arts, sport and health

bef nova

OUR BACKGROUND The story of Nova began in 2002. At that time, the founder of Nova, started his first humble furniture retail outlet of 3,000 square feet, Crawford Italia Pte Ltd, in Crawford Centre. A team of 4 staff worked for hand in hand to manage Crawford Italia which focuses on living room concept furniture retail. After a year of operations, the excellent sales performance of Crawford Italia motivated the team to consider taking on a bigger outlet to enable the business to grow. The success of the pioneer team with their accumulated experience in furniture retail & operations, in-depth understanding of the local furniture market and their entrepreneurial spirit to make things happen, propelled the team to take on a bold decision to take up a 20,000 square feet outlet in A-Z Building in Paya Lebar in 2003. That was the birth of Nova. Since then we never looked back; and by 2006, another 20,000 square feet outlet was taken up. This time round to cater to people in the West part of Singapore, in Tradehub 21 in Boon Lay Way. Following that, a 3rd outlet was opened in May 2008, in Sungei Kadut, north-west of Singapore. Our next new export outlet of 30,000 square feet in Ang Mo Kio, targeted for operations in Aug 08, will be serving residents in the North. Besides Singapore, plans are also in the pipeline to start our retail operations in Malaysia in end of 2008.

rachel hearne jewellery

I am a goldsmith, an artist, a craftsperson, a dreamer and a maker. I take great pride in being part of a long chain of makers who have carried on the tradition of handmade jewellery. The permanence, longevity and portability of jewellery provides a rich history in the story of being human. I am proud that my work is part of so many stories of love, celebration and joy. My work is influenced by the play of line and form found in nature and architecture. I enjoy exploring the drama of mixed materials, textures, and surface treatments in my work. I use these influences to create pieces that are contemporary and will stand the test of time. All of my designs are made in my studio in the UK. I specialise in small batch production runs meaning that my work is never mass-produced and is crafted with my own hands. I also offer bespoke commission pieces for those in search of unique and personal items to commemorate special occasions and life events. See my blog page for more details of bespoke work. ETHICS As a human, a mother and a maker I endeavour to be as environmentally responsible as I can in all my practices. This means using recycled precious metal in all my designs, sourcing precious gems through ethical suppliers and using packaging made of FSC Eco materials. I aim to keep business and workshop waste at an absolute minimum, I recycle everything I can and I use no harsh chemicals in my processes. All that said I am not perfect but I do my very best to be responsible. I keep myself educated and informed about what best options are available to me as a maker and promote those ideas and ethics onto my customers and students.