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Floragami Paper flower making workshop Geraniums
Unlock the creativity at your fingertips
Join local artist Meg Lowder, in the education room for a calming day of papercraft, where you will create an amazingly life-like potted geranium to treasure forever.
Meg will guide you through every step of the process from stamen to stem, with careful instruction enabling you to create your own paper geranium flower to take home. Each person will get to choose their colour and over the course of the workshop you will learn how to create flowers and leaves and bring them together to make a little flowering plant to take home.
This workshop is designed to suit all artistic abilities.
There will be tutorials and kits available afterwards so you can make more in your own time and add to your flourishing collection!
Please not lunch is not included but the Courtyard Café will be open for you to purchase food or feel free to bring refreshments with you.
Please contact our Visitor Reception if you have any specific accessibility requirements you wish to discuss. They will be happy to help you. Any other questions, please contact Meg directly.
Event details
17th October
£85 per person
10am – 3pm
Education Room
Complimentary parking
No dogs please
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