Embroidery Inspired by Nature Workshop (free as part of Heritage Week)

Free Event as part of our participation in Heritage Week.

Join the Friends for this workshop in creating your own nature-inspired embroidery. In this 3 hour workshop you will be provided with all the materials you need to sew your own embroidery in a display hoop.

Run by experienced craft teacher Aneeta (also the FoTHCP Admin Officer), this workshop will give you the support, skills and materials you need to make a unique piece of embroidery art. We will learn some basic stitches, and sew together to each make something special.

All materials are provided (for you to take away if you don’t finish your piece on the day).

This workshop is for all levels, you don't need any embroidery experience!

Ages 15+

Please note that there is a 48 hour cancellation policy for this event.

ON THE DAY

1) Please arrive on time and go to the meeting area: the Cemetery Park Lodge (on the left as you enter via our main gates on Southern Grove E3).

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Access statement

• This is an accessible, inclusive crafting class. The maximum number of participants for each class is 7.

• The Cemetery Park Lodge is wheelchair accessible but please get in touch if you have any specific needs. If arranged in advance a motorised vehicle could drive onto the site but there is no general parking at the Cemetery Park. There is on-street parking in the nearby area.

• Please contact us with at least 2 weeks’ notice if you’d like BSL or other interpretation/translation and we will do our best to facilitate. Sadly we have no interpreters or translators available in-house.

• Accessible disables toilet facilities are available. There is no adult changing table or hoist.

• We are able to offer baby changing facilities and we can provide a private space for breastfeeding on request.

• If you require prayer space during the event please let us know and we'll make a quiet space available for you. 

• We aim to make our events as accessible as possible and are learning constantly how to do this better. If you would like to let us know about any specific requirements or access needs that you would like us to meet, or offer feedback on our accessibility arrangements, please email contact@fothcp.org. We want you to feel safe in nature.