Classes are filling up fast, so book early to avoid disappointment. Both the bright and airy main space and craft room are being kept clean and as safe as possible, so you can enjoy being creative with likeminded people. We look forward to seeing you at Yardley Arts.
Becky Gillatt runs a number of 3 hour, whole day and evening workshops throughout the year in our jewellery studio. Workshops include cabochon stone setting, spoon making and sea glass setting, all suitable for total beginners and those with some experience.
To view all workshops, please visit Becky’s website.
Sara Myers’ relaxed and friendly untutored life drawing club is held in our stunning main studio. You will be amongst both beginners and more experienced artists, using a variety of professional and inspiring life models. Where possible the poses are professionally lit.
Sara Myers’ relaxed and friendly untutored life drawing club is held in our stunning main studio. You will be amongst both beginners and more experienced artists, using a variety of professional and inspiring life models. Where possible the poses are professionally lit.
A fun and experimental Saturday art class with Emma Lindsay held monthly. There will be an exciting project each time, which will teach children new skills and also how to use different materials in fun and varied ways.
Ever wanted to learn how to make a Seasonal Wreath? Come and make your own using foraged and natural materials.
At our class you will learn to make a beautiful door garland for your front door – equally suitable for a gate or wall. Jane will demonstrate how to make a Christmas door wreath using willow for the main structure. Then, step by step, you’ll add different materials to create depth and visual points of interest.
In this workshop Sally will guide you through making 3 colourful abstract tree decorations. The beauty of these pieces is that they all react differently in the kiln and no two are ever the same. You will have access to a wide choice of colours in both transparent and opaque glass to design your own tree ornaments. You will learn how to cut glass and will have access to all of the tools and safety equipment necessary to make your beautiful decorations.
In this workshop Sally will guide you through making 3 colourful abstract tree decorations. The beauty of these pieces is that they all react differently in the kiln and no two are ever the same. You will have access to a wide choice of colours in both transparent and opaque glass to design your own tree ornaments. You will learn how to cut glass and will have access to all of the tools and safety equipment necessary to make your beautiful decorations.
Ever wanted to learn how to make a Seasonal Wreath? Come and make your own using foraged and natural materials.
At our class you will learn to make a beautiful door garland for your front door – equally suitable for a gate or wall. Jane will demonstrate how to make a Christmas door wreath using willow for the main structure. Then, step by step, you’ll add different materials to create depth and visual points of interest.
In this workshop Sally will guide you through making 3 colourful abstract tree decorations. The beauty of these pieces is that they all react differently in the kiln and no two are ever the same. You will have access to a wide choice of colours in both transparent and opaque glass to design your own tree ornaments. You will learn how to cut glass and will have access to all of the tools and safety equipment necessary to make your beautiful decorations.
Sara Myers’ relaxed and friendly untutored life drawing club is held in our stunning main studio. You will be amongst both beginners and more experienced artists, using a variety of professional and inspiring life models. Where possible the poses are professionally lit.
Sara Myers’ relaxed and friendly untutored life drawing club is held in our stunning main studio. You will be amongst both beginners and more experienced artists, using a variety of professional and inspiring life models. Where possible the poses are professionally lit.
