Workshop: Flowers in a Tea Cup

Tickets

Workshop £60

Location

Lady Daphne Barge - Charletown Harbour, St Austell | Address and Map

Dates

Sun 2nd June, 2024
2:00 pm |
until 5pm

About this event

Join me Claire London on board 101 year old historic lady daphne barge in Charlestown Harbour for a 3 hour painting workshop.

Lady Daphne used to transport China clay for Wedgwood, so in this workshop we will be designing a blue & white Wedgwood style tea cup filled with flowers.

This step by step painting workshop will be based around a tea cup full of flowers, you will design an image of the Lady Daphne in a Wedgwood style using acrylic on wood board, learn different painting technics to fill your cup with beautiful flowers and create a finished piece of art.

Price includes all materials

Start your creative journey today, make new friends, learn new skills, build confidence in a friendly, relaxing and therapeutic environment.

Have a special occasion coming up and looking for something different I take group bookings on request.

20% of all sale goes towards the upkeep of Lady Daphne.

*Whilst we try to accommodate all ages and abilities, please note, there is no wheelchair access and some element of difficulty on board for those with restricted mobility.

**Please be aware that Lady Daphne is an adapted early 20th Century cargo barge and those aboard are requested to exercise a higher degree of responsibility for their own safety, including hazards such as low ceilings, steep staircases, slippery decks (if wet or icy) etc, and many multi level trip hazards, both on and below deck.

PLEASE WEAR SENSIBLE NON-SLIP SHOES, NO STILETTOS.

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Details

Whilst we try to accommodate all ages and abilities, please note, there is no wheelchair access and some element of difficulty on board for those with restricted mobility. Please be aware that Lady Daphne is an adapted early 20th Century cargo barge and those aboard are requested to exercise a higher degree of responsibility for their own safety, including hazards such as low ceilings, steep staircases, slippery decks (if wet or icy) etc, and many multi level trip hazards, both on and below deck.

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