Paper Flowers - Foxgloves (1 day)

Description

Inspired by British wildflowers, create your own exquisite botanical blooms, almost entirely from paper. 

This one-day workshop focuses on making foxgloves. Using simple materials and inventive techniques expert tutor, Ling, will lead you step by step. Petals and leaves are individually cut and shaped, flower heads are carefully assembled using wire, wax tape and glue…with stunning results! Open to both beginners and those with experience.

Paper flower making is a wonderfully absorbing craft, mindful and relaxing – and very addictive. You will never look at a flower in the same way again.

“You will be astounded by the flowers you can create with Ling’s guidance”

This class can be booked along with our Paper Poppies & Cornflowers workshop as a two day course: Paper Wildflower Weekend

Tutor: Ling Warlow

As a paper artist specialising in flowers, Ling is inspired by the beauty and resilience of nature. Her intricate work has featured in multiple prestigious shows and publications. Through her art, kits and classes, she encourages a deeper connection with the natural world. To view Ling’s own website visit www.paperbydragonfly.com

“Ling has opened my eyes to the joys of paper flowers. Her enthusiasm and patience when teaching makes every class a pleasure”

Materials

A starter kit of crepe papers, wire, tape and adhesive to complete the projects on the course. Materials fee: £10 (payable to the tutor at the end) This is in addition to the course fee

Additional materials and craft kits for different flowers will also be available to purchase if you wish.

 

Lunch & Refreshments

A tasty light lunch is included in the course fee. Help yourself to drinks and biscuits throughout the day with homemade cake mid-afternoon. (Please let us know of any dietary requirements).

Timing

Arrival: Join us from 9.30am to settle in Tuition: 10.00am – 4.30 / 5.00pm (with a break for lunch)

“A creative haven near Wirksworth. The studio has plenty of natural light and the class size was nice and small”