Make a decoration at Micklems Farm

DATE

October 5, 2022

Make a wonderful selection of hanging and free-standing porcelain ornaments for your tree, home and as gifts this month

Enjoy a relaxing day making festively themed decorations using porcelain at Micklems Farm in Knowl Hill on Thursday, 27th October.

Tutor Debbie Page will guide you through the challenges of working with porcelain to produce a collection of festive decorations for your home which make lovely gifts too. These will include both hanging and free-standing decorations, as well as tea lights or lanterns.

You will learn how to roll out porcelain, join sections together, cut shapes using templates and make perfect holes for threading ribbons through for hanging decorations.Debbie will also show you how to enhance your decorations after they have been fired using sharpie pens and faux gold leaf.

Suitable for all levels of experience, including beginners.

Your work will be taken away for firing and available for collection at Micklems approx 4-5 weeks after the workshop.

Suitable for all levels of experience, including beginners. The maximum class size is 10 so there will be plenty of one to one guidance and support.

You should bring a packed lunch, a notebook and pencil or pen and Debbie highly recommends a good quality handcream too as the clay and water can be harsh on your hands.

Find out more

The workshop lasts from 10am to 4pm. Book a place at www.micklemsfarm.com

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