Workshops
Modern découpage platter
Learn the art of découpage to create a striking table centerpiece or piece of wall art. You’ll cover a large sustainable bamboo platter with vintage magazine cuttings, comics, sheet music, maps or other papers and then finish it with varnish for durability.
- Level: Beginner/All
- Teacher: Amelia Coward
- Course length: One 3-hour session
- Session 1: Wednesday 30 July, 6:30pm—9:30pm
- Fee: £45 (includes £10.00 materials fee)
- Availability: 0 places left
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- Session 1: Wednesday 24 September, 6:30pm—9:30pm
- Fee: £45 (includes £10.00 materials fee)
- Availability: 8 places left
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Additional information
Amelia Coward trained in textiles at Central St Martins and The Royal College of Design. She worked for many years in the commercial textile industry designing upholstery fabrics but eventually became disenchanted by the use of mass production techniques. “I missed the art of actually making with one’s hands,” Amelia recalls. She’s since come full circle with her own business, Bombus, which features bespoke furniture and art accessories for the home, created using the age-old technique of découpage. She sells through private commission and via her Etsy shop. Amelia also created the Re-Craft blog to showcase other crafters who reuse and recycle materials.