Thursday 7th May

10:00–2:00

£95 including materials and lunch

Join Megan Fatharly for an intimate tin embossing workshop where delicate linework and quiet texture come together to create small, meaningful spring ornaments. Drawing on traditional techniques and her signature attention to scale and detail, Megan will guide you step by step in a calm, supportive setting. This is a rare opportunity to slow down, learn a tactile craft and leave with something beautifully handmade.

Tea, settling in, introduction and demonstration of traditional tin embossing techniques.

Guided time to create your first spring ornament, exploring line, texture and gentle layering.

A relaxed pause to eat, reset and connect.

Continue refining your piece or begin a second ornament, with support throughout.

Final shaping, polishing and a soft close to the day.

No experience is necessary. Just bring yourself and, if you like, a pair of reading glasses for close detail work. All tools and materials will be provided.

Tin embossing involves gentle, repetitive pressure and fine linework. It can feel meditative and absorbing. You’ll be guided clearly, with templates available if you prefer structure, and space to explore if you’d rather experiment.

Expect a calm, supportive atmosphere, time to slow down, and the opportunity to create one or two delicate spring ornaments to take home. Lunch and refreshments are included.