Slow Making Sunday

A little about the experience.

The studio is open, the kettle is on, and there is no curriculum. People bring knitting, sketchbooks, half-finished weaving, mending, letters they have been avoiding writing.

Meg is present the whole time and happy to help with any of the materials in the room, but she is not teaching. This is closer to a shared table than a class.

It suits people who make more when there is quiet company nearby than when they are alone at home.

What would be provided

• Studio materials to borrow
• Tea, coffee and something to eat

You might bring

• Whatever you are working on, if anything

This description is demonstration copy for review. Final inclusions, accessibility and any age requirements will be agreed before an event is offered.