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Handbuilding & Decorating Ceramic Dishes with Vigourandskills Vendor

£100.00

Date: Wednesday 2nd of October

Time: from 10am to 12pm

Join renowned ceramic artist Elli Carr for an immersive workshop where you'll explore the art of handbuilding and decorating your own ceramic dishes. Guided by Elli, you'll learn the techniques to shape and form your unique dishes by hand, before personalising them with freehand designs or intricate Japanese transfers. Whether you're a beginner or have some experience with ceramics, this workshop offers a creative and relaxing environment to craft pieces that are truly your own.

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  • Instructor: Elli Carr
  • Date and Time: Wednesday 2nd of October from 10am to 12pm (2 hours)
  • Duration: 2 hours
  • Age Range: Aged 12 and above.
  • Skill Level: Designed for beginners and intermediate.
  • Materials Required from Participants: Participants should wear comfortable clothing. All materials are provided.
  • Group Size: Up to 8 participants
  • Contact Information: For questions or more information, email us at info@vigourandskills.com
  • Location: Upton Downs Farm, Burford, OX18 4LY

 

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    Inspiration and Techniques

    Amanda's inspiration for her weaving comes from the wonderful colours she grows and harvest and as the willow dries the colours change and mellow, every variety has its own subtle qualities. She loves to combine this with driftwood she finds on the beach and from the shapes of branches fallen in the woods. Some of her favourite techniques you see here are fitching where 2 strands of willow are woven alternately as a single band in the middle of a basket- this looks simple but takes practise and skill to get it right and it’s lovely to take the rods around again to create a chain-link effect.