Event details
Friday 25 September
10.30am to 12.30pm
Price: £60 per person
Includes garden entry
Make your own seasonal wreath in this workshop led by macramé artist CharKnots.
About the session
Join local Macrame artist CharKnots and celebrate the beauty of Autumn by learning how to make a unique autumnal wreath.
You will be shown how to create various knots using the ancient techniques of Macrame before arranging a dried flower posy to add to your wreath. Choose from a variety of colours, ribbons and dried flowers to create your own wreath that you can proudly display in your home.
The workshop is ideal for beginners, no prior experience with Macrame or dried flowers is required.
Meeting point and refreshments
Please meet at the top garden gates for 10.20am, ready for a 10.30am start.
Tea and coffee will be provided. We will break for lunch, so please bring a packed lunch. The Carriage House Café will be open for hot meals, soup, and sandwiches.
Accessibility
The Old Potting Shed is fully accessible, including an accessible toilet.
If you have any questions about accessibility or require a carer ticket, please email [email protected]
About the artist
Charlotte is a macramé artist based in Sheffield, UK. She started working with macramé techniques back in 2017 and instantly fell in love with how therapeutic it was to create with just her hands and a spool of rope. A couple of years later, CharKnots was born.
Charlotte is passionate about sustainability and so creating an eco-conscious brand was of the utmost importance to her. After honing her skills over the past few years, making plant hangers, wall hangings and accessories, she now teaches macramé workshops, sharing the magic of macramé with others. Charlotte's macramé creations are available for sale in the Chatsworth shop.
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