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SUMMARY:Fused Glass Poppies and Garden Flowers
DESCRIPTION:Join expert glass artist\, Jazz Dixon for a craft class with a difference. Learn to create your own beautiful glass poppies\, suitable for indoor or outdoor display. \nPlan of the Day:\nYou will be welcomed with refreshments before Jazz gives a short introduction to glass fusing and the wide range of techniques used. You will be introduced to the projects and have time to think about your own creative ideas. You will have a choice of colours\, from traditional red\, or a small selection of other colours. You will be introduced to glass cutting\, and with expert guidance\, you will cut and shape your glass to create the petals for your flowers. \nFollowing a break for lunch (please bring a packed lunch with you)\, you will construct your two poppies\, with the opportunity to use accessory glass to add details to your flowers. Once you have finished your 2 flowers\, you will have the opportunity to use the off cuts of glass to create smaller floral hanger. All the tools and safety equipment will be supplied alongside expert tuition. \nYour pieces will be taken away and fired. They will be available for collection from West Sussex or East Sussex\, or can be posted to you (at your own risk) once completed. The 3d flowers are suitable for indoor or outdoor display\, and come with sturdy black stems. \nSubjects Covered:\nAn explanation of the art of fusing glass\nUnderstanding how to choose glass to create beautiful glass decorations\nAn exploration of different ideas & inspiration to spark your own imagination \nBy the end of the day you will:\nUnderstand the basic theory of glass fusing\nEnjoyed the company of an expert tutor and other like minded creative individuals\nEnjoyed the beautiful surroundings of the flower garden\nHad a go at glass cutting\, and learnt some new skills\nDesigned and completed ready for firing 2 glass poppies\nUsed your design skills and newly acquired glass skills to create a mini project \nTutor:\nJazz graduated as a BA Hons Designer Maker from the University of Brighton\, specialising in glass. For many years she taught design and crafts to children and now she teaches glass techniques to adults. She has a reputation for patience and intimate knowledge of glass as material and a variety of techniques for crafting it. \nThe day includes:\nRefreshments throughout the day- please bring a packed lunch\nMaterials needed to create your decorative pieces\nAll equipment required for the day\nUse of a craft apron\nJazz will fuse your piece after the class and then send them to you within approx. 3 weeks of the course day \nWho is the course for?\nNo experience necessary.\nThis day involves basic glass-cutting\, which Jazz will show you and help you with. \nThe Group:\nJazz teaches in small\, informal groups\nThe day is very hands-on\, practical and relaxed. \nThe Venue:\nPitfield Barn Cut Flower Farm is a British cut flower farm\, nestling in the Sussex countryside\, on the edge of the picturesque village of Hurstpierpoint. The course will be held in their studio\, from which you can enjoy views of the flower fields. \nTickets:\nTickets – £155\nYour course ticket includes all materials\, expert tuition\, postage of your fired pieces to your home and refreshments. \nDate\, Time & Venue:\nWednesday 9th September 2026\n10.00am – 3.30pm\nPitfield Barn Cut Flower Farm\, Chalkers Lane\, Hurstpierpoint\, West Sussex\, BN6 9LR \nWhat happens next?\nOnce you have booked\, you will receive an email confirmation – please check your junk mail if you have not heard from us. \nShortly before your course date you will receive another email giving directions and any joining instructions – please check your junk folder if you haven’t received anything. \nInterested in other Sussex Garden School fused glass or crafting workshops?\nWe run a range of different fused glass workshops and you can find out more about these\, along with all our other creative crafting courses\, here.
URL:https://www.sussexgardenschool.com/courses/fused-glass-poppies-2026/
LOCATION:Pitfield Barn Flower Farm\, Chalkers Lane\, Hurstpierpoint\, West Sussex\, BN6 9LR
CATEGORIES:Courses,Creative Crafts,Pitfield Barn Cut Flower Farm
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SUMMARY:A Beginners Day of Natural Dyeing - Autumn Cotton
DESCRIPTION:“A fabulous course for a complete beginner like me to get hands-on experience of hand\, natural dyeing” Jessica \n\nJoin dye expert Jenny Mercer for a day discovering the world of natural dyeing using autumn & winter plants we find all around us\, including barks and foraged materials. This hands-on workshop takes you through the full process—from exploring seasonal dye plants and seeds\, to extraction and dyeing – as well exploring some of the fascinating history of natural dyeing traditions along the way. \nAlthough we will discuss dyeing a range of fabrics\, we will especially concentrate on the material of cotton\, and other cellulose fibres. At the end of the course you will take home a pair of cotton socks that you have dyed yourself using a range of beautiful\, natural colours extracted during the workshop. Plus you’ll leave equipped with the skills\, knowledge\, and inspiration to carry on your dyeing journey—and a deeper appreciation for this ancient art. \nPlan of the Day:\nEnjoy refreshments as Jenny introduces you to the vibrant world of natural dyeing. She’ll share a brief history and walk you through the dyeing process—from plant selection to extraction techniques. \nYou’ll explore a variety of dye plants and work together to extract their natural colours. As the dye pots simmer\, you’ll prepare the cotton using mordants\, essential for bonding dye to fabric. Jenny will guide you step by step through this foundational process. \nFollowing a break for lunch\, the afternoon will be dedicated to completing the dyeing process\, dyeing a range of sample fabrics\, finishing with dyeing a pair of socks that you can take away and add to your wardrobe. \n\nSubjects Covered:\n\nA brief history of natural dyeing\nThe role and importance of mordants\nExploration of tannins\nThe differences in plants used for dyeing\nTechniques and method used in dyeing fabric\nAn overview of the use of natural dyeing in today’s world\n\n“A lovely day and Jenny was a very informative teacher. It was a great introduction to the process of natural dyeing with lots of info and ideas to take away.” April \nTutor:\nJenny Mercer trained as a textile designer 30 years ago in Scotland and has since worked as a dyer in opera\, ballet and theatre companies across the country. Jenny is passionate about sharing her skills and expertise with others\, particularly focusing on using natural dyes because they are so much better for the environment. It has been a voyage of discovery for her finding so many dyes are naturally available from plants in her local area\, on her allotment\, and in her own garden. \n\nBy the end of the day you will:\n\nhave an understanding of process of extracting natural dyes from a range of natural sources\nhave used different plants to create a number of different dyes\ndye a pair of cotton socks\, plus a range of fabric samples\, selecting colours from the palette extracted\nhave samples and records of your work to take away with you\n\nThe day includes:\nAll materials and equipment\nA pair of cotton socks that you will hand dye yourself\nUse of a craft apron and protective gloves\nTea and coffee throughout the day \n\nWho is the course for?\nNo experience necessary\, everyone is welcome. \nThe Group:\nJenny teaches in small\, informal groups.\nThe day is very hands-on\, practical and relaxed. \nThe Venue:\nThe course will be held in our very own studio which is set within the grounds of Old Barn Nurseries\, South of Horsham. Our studio is a light\, airy and spacious\, and just a couple of minutes walk from the Nursery’s cafe where you can purchase and enjoy your lunch during the break in the middle of the day. Alternatively\, you can bring a packed lunch with you and enjoy it in the Studio. \n\nTickets:\nEarly Bird Ticket £100\nStandard Ticket £115\nTickets include all materials\, expert tuition and refreshments. \nDate\, Time & Venue:\nSaturday 19th September 2026\n10.00am – 3.00pm\nSussex Garden School Studio\, at Old Barn Nurseries\, Dial Post\, Nr Horsham\, RH13 8NR \n\nWhat happens next?\nOnce you have booked\, you will receive an email confirmation – please check your junk mail if you have not heard from us. \nNear your course date you will receive another email giving directions and any joining instructions – please check your junk folder if you haven’t received anything. \nOther Natural Dye & Craft Courses at Sussex Garden School\nWant to learn more? Join our Natural Dye – Sumptuous Silk course here. \nA whole range of craft courses are available at the Sussex Garden School\, each led by a specialist artisan in their field. You find details of all our craft courses here.
URL:https://www.sussexgardenschool.com/courses/a-beginners-day-of-natural-dyeing-cotton-2026/
LOCATION:Sussex Garden School Studio\, Old Barn Nurseries\, Old Barn Nurseries\, Dial Post\, RH13 8NR\, United Kingdom
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