Making time for the little things.
Creative workshops, meaningful experiences and handmade pieces – made slowly, shared together and created to be treasured.

Regular Workshops


A little more making is coming soon.

There are no regular workshops currently scheduled, but new crochet and macramé workshops will be added here throughout the year.

From relaxed one-off sessions to longer courses that give us time to explore a technique in more depth, each workshop is an opportunity to slow down, learn, make and enjoy some creative time together.

Check back soon for new dates.

Balls of yarn arranged outdoors, representing upcoming crochet and macramé workshops.
Hands crocheting an orange and white granny square during a one-off workshop.

One-off workshops

Make something in an afternoon.

A relaxed 2–3 hour workshop centred around a particular crochet or macramé project.

You’ll learn the techniques you need as we make, with plenty of time to ask questions, practise and enjoy the process.

Perfect if you’d like to try something new, spend a few hours being creative and leave with something you’ve made yourself.

Handmade macramé pumpkin wall hanging created for a seasonal workshop.

Seasonal makes

Making with the seasons.

Some projects just feel right at certain times of the year.

Throughout the year, I offer a small selection of crochet and macramé workshops inspired by the seasons — from cosy autumn and Christmas makes to lighter projects for spring and summer.

These may be relaxed one-off workshops or longer courses, depending on the project and the time we need to make it.

A little reason to slow down, notice the changing seasons and make something by hand along the way.

Participants working on crochet and macramé projects together during a creative course.

Courses

More time to learn, practise and explore.

Some things are better learnt slowly.

Taking place over several sessions, my courses give us more time to explore crochet or macramé in depth, build confidence and develop your skills from one week to the next.

You’ll have time to practise between sessions, come back with questions and gradually see your skills — and your project — grow.