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A relaxing and replenishing festive workshop from Artist Jess Williams (Made By Jess).

Spend a blissful two hours in a small intimate workshop learning how to create stunning marbled patterns on pre-made ceramic baubles.

Beginners Marbling is a simple technique anyone can pick up quickly. There’s real beauty to be found in it’s unpredictable nature, it’s such a fantastic way to quickly and easily create gorgeous surface pattern.

We will spend some time practicing the technique on paper gift tags before you move on to create three marbled baubles complete with velvet ribbon bows.

With a strong emphasis on self compassion we will work together to help you unlock all your wonderful creative potential. Making something beautiful with your hands is incredibly soothing; it’s a chance to have some real ‘me’ time, to connect hands and heart, to feel refreshed and to learn something new.

Our venue is the The Basement Snug in Kenilworth, Warwickshire. It is a beautifully designed calm and tranquil space tucked away from the hustle and bustle of daily life.

Suitable for everyone from absolute beginners to experienced creatives, we are inclusive and welcoming to all.

All the materials and refreshments will be provided. We suggest you bring an apron to protect your clothing.

Venue:

The Basement Snug
13 High St,
Kenilworth,
CV8 1LY

How to find The Basement Snug (pictures and directions).

Saturday November 26th.

1-3pm.

£45 per person.

You will take away a set of 3 hand marbled ceramic baubles and a small collection of marbled paper gift tags. You will leave the class with the understanding, skills and confidence to independently try your own marbling.

All sales are final and due to the cost of the materials for the workshop we unfortunately cannot issue refunds if you are unable to attend due to any reason.

About Jess:

Artist and Textile Designer Jess Williams works with an array of well known brands and clients. Providing illustrations and artworks for homewares, fashion and stationery, you can find her patterns and paintings on everything from greetings cards in Marks & Spencer to childrenswear for Nutmeg at Morrissions.

Jess is passionate about the positive mental health benefits of creating art. Her enthusiasm, positivity and real love for hand made art is infectious and sure to bring out the creative potential in any student.

She truly believes everyone has the ability to create beautiful things to uplift, inspire and delight.

Jess has been teaching drawing, painting and printed textiles to students at Birmingham City University since 2012.