Featured Events in Bradford in July, 2025 (August Updated)

Threads of Grace: Power of You Come join us for an inspiring event where we celebrate the Power of You ! For the first time ever, prepare to witness an eclectic outdoor fashion showcase like no other, right in the heart of Bradford. Set against the stunning backdrop of the iconic Cartwright Hall and the award-winning beauty of its landscaped gardens, this dazzling runway show promises to be a celebration of creativity, culture, and couture. Some of the UK's leading designers hand-picked for their innovation, elegance, and global appeal, will bring their signature styles to life in a breathtaking open-air catwalk experience. Under the twinkling spotlight of dance and the pulse of music, fashion will meet nature in a spectacular fusion of glamour and storytelling. This one-of-a-kind fashion event will not only dazzle with design but also thrill with a few surprises, expect some popular faces on the runway, adding an extra sparkle to an already unforgettable evening. This is a ticketed event , and places are strictly limited. Standard tickets are available at £10, with a VIP experience offered at £25, including prime viewing spots and exclusive access. Don’t miss your chance to be part of fashion history in Bradford, book early to avoid disappointment. The fashion show takes place on Sunday 20 July at Cartwright Hall from 8pm - 10pm Information Source: Bradford Food and Lifestyle Mela | eventbrite

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BOTANICAL CYANOTYPES & BOOKMAKING We will spend the day outdoors in the sun exploring the process of cyanotypes (aka 'sun prints’) to create striking blue and white botanical prints of leaves and flowers. WHAT WILL I GET FROM THIS WORKSHOP? You will experiment with a variety of flowers and leaves to make and take away between 6 and 10 striking ‘blue prints’ (cyanotypes) ranging in paper finish and size (including cotton-based artist paper, cartridge, coloured papers and interesting ephemera such as envelopes). You will also hand stitch your own cyanotype-cover sketchbook to takeaway. WORKSHOP DESCRIPTION In this workshop you will explore the process of cyanotypes, a cameraless form of photography where we will use the sunlight to capture silhouettes of different flowers and leaves. We'll compare the different affects you can create with opaque and translucent botanical objects, and see what interesting and playful results you get from working with different papers. We will use our cyanotypes to hand stitch our own A6 note/sketchbook (to keep or give away!) Everything you need is provided, just bring an apron and/or wear scruffs as the cyanotype chemicals – although completely safe – can stain fabrics. If you have some leaves and flower cuttings you would like to use, bring these along. There is no minimum ability expected - anyone with an interest in the arts, printing and working with nature-based images are welcome. Be aware that we will be working outside in the sunshine so come prepared and protected from the elements with sun cream and a hat. In the event of adverse weather, we will work inside using a light box. There is no ‘formal’ break, but the workshop is very relaxed with opportunities for rest/time out throughout. Everyone is encouraged and supported to work at their own pace. WHO IS MY TUTOR? The workshop is run by Zoe, a qualified and experienced art tutor currently teaching at a specialist arts university in Leeds. She is interested in process-driven arts and hands-on analogue practices. She is a big believer in learning by doing and making mistakes as a form of enquiry, an ethos which underpins her teaching. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Learn the technique of printing with intaglio ink using recycled tetrapak cartons. In this workshop you will use example images to create your own unique design/designs. If you have an idea in mind, please bring along any images which will inspire you (and others). Using transfer paper you will transfer your drawn image onto the tetrapak before using a scribe to scratch it out. Learn how to manipulate the intaglio ink to produce different effects. There will be a range of paper to experiment with, and you can make anything from little gift tags to an A3 print.The intaglio ink you will be using is a bit sticky, but I'll have wipes at the ready and there is a sink for hand washing at the end.· You can trace photographs but this is tricky to get right and is perfect for an experienced crafter who likes a challenge! Learn how to transfer designs onto the tetrapak ready for printing.· See how to apply the ink in various ways for different outcomes, and how to press it through the rolling press to realize your final results.· Learn about design composition and how to create an effective image. Skill Level: This workshop is suitable for all abilities. Cost: £40 per person. *Please be aware that this workshop requires a bit of trial and error to get it right! Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

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Glorious Stitch is back with four summer workshops! To celebrate sunshine, colour and the joy of making. We are delighted to offer these new workshops from our resident textiles artist Ann Davies, well-known for her beautiful contemporary stitch workshops and unique stitch dolls. The four workshops on Saturday 5 July, Sunday 27 July, Saturday 9 August and Sunday 24 August can be booked individually or as a set (all are listed on our Eventbrite). As usual there are no end products, each session is based on stitch and embroidery techniques. Aimed at absolute beginners and those who love to play and have fun with textiles. Ann’s approach is always creative and encourages having a go rather than perfect results. Ann says: “We will cover two techniques each workshop from some of the following: hand stitch, fabric manipulation, ideas books, gathering and dyeing, mono print on fabric, fusing scraps, design skills and machine embroider y and more. Each workshop can stand alone or can be part of a short learning course.” Skill Level: Suitable for beginners as well as more experienced stitchers. Cost: £50 per person (includes all materials and equipment use). Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Re:Imagine, in partnership with the University of Bradford, is a series of events that seek to encourage better conversation in society and innovative thinking in the public realm. Baroness Sayeeda Warsi, in conversation, will explore the shifting and contested landscape of interfaith relations in the 21st century. How is this playing out in places like Bradford and what can we, as City of Culture, learn from our good and more challenging experiences of the past? The talk will end around 9pm, after which there will be chance to buy books and get them signed. Information Source: Bradford Cathedral | eventbrite

Introduction to Acrylic Painting Join International Artist Linda Hollingshead , well known for her friendly, inspirational and enjoyable courses and workshops, for this Introduction to Acrylic Painting. Acrylic paint is water-based and fast-drying, allowing artists to create beautiful works quickly without the use of potentially harmful thinners. This workshop is designed for beginners or those who wish to revisit the basics of acrylic painting. Linda will walk you step-by-step through the whole process of making a painting from selecting the right brushes and surfaces to how to use your tools and equipment. Through the basic techniques of paint mixing, building layers and composition. We work from photo reference of simple scenes to gain confidence and understanding of the process and best practice to create a finished piece to be proud of. There will be a summary and round up of the day with suggestions for continuing on your Acrylic Painting Journey. Participants will be shown demonstrations and receive guided one-to-one help and advice with opportunities for Q&A’s to achieve best results. There will be plenty of time to practice painting at your own pace. The workshop will involve… Painting demonstrations Knowledge of the best materials and tools to use. Brush handling techniques How to mix and achieving good paint consistency Colour mixing. A step by step process to create finished paintings. Importance considerations when using acrylic Level of experience Beginner or new to painting This is for you if you want to… ● Use this medium for the 1st time ● Have tried painting with Acrylics and got stuck ● Experience painting in other mediums ● Wonder how Acrylic behaves in comparison to Watercolour or Oil. ● Gain confidence in your painting. ● Try something new. Cost: £85 per person - includes materials and equipment use and expert tuition. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

The event will begin with networking over drinks, followed by a two-course lunch. Over lunch, you will have the opportunity to speak with your peers and grow your business connections. Following lunch, over coffee, you will hear from our guest speaker who will be announced shortly. * This event is exclusive to Chamber Executive and Patron Members Only. Standard member and non-member tickets are not available for this event. We kindly ask guests to attend in business smart dress for this event. More details for this event will follow.. Information Source: West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce | eventbrite

Working Together for Access and Success in Higher Education: Teachers’ and Advisers’ Conference Following the success of our inaugural event, Go Higher West Yorkshire (GHWY) is excited to announce the return of our collaborative Teachers’ and Advisers’ Conference in 2025! This free, one-day event brings together professionals who support young people in their education journey — including teachers, advisers, youth workers, pastoral teams, and local authority staff — for a day of insightful discussion, student voice, and meaningful networking . Hosted at the University of Bradford, the conference will showcase the power of partnership. Delivered by our diverse consortium of 13 higher education providers , including universities, HE-in-FE institutions, and a small specialist provider, the day will explore the breadth of post-16 options — from Higher National Certificates and Diplomas, to apprenticeships and undergraduate degrees. Join us as we work together to improve access and success in higher education for all students. Waiting List If you get here and we are already full then do register to add yourself to the wait list. Things change, life happens so we expect that a few people will need to drop out closer to the date. Cancellations If you are no longer able to attend this event, please cancel your place as soon as possible to give others the opportunity to attend as we will be operating a waiting list for the conference. Information Source: Go Higher West Yorkshire | eventbrite

Dixons Allerton Academy are opening their doors to share their practice. As well as having the opportunity to explore their environment, they will focus their discussions around the process of project learning with the Reggio approach. Hear more about the projects they have undertaken this year and speak to their staff. We’d love to welcome you to Dixons Allerton Academy for an early evening visit focused on project learning through the Reggio approach . Together, we’ll explore some of the projects we’ve been working on this year, with time to chat with our team about how these ideas developed and what supported them along the way. You’ll also have the chance to look around our setting and see how we use space and materials to spark curiosity and support meaningful learning. Information Source: Institute for the Early Years | eventbrite

Join us for a Terrarium Workshop with local floral designer, Julia Umpleby. Are you ready to unleash your creativity and bring a touch of nature into your home? Join us for a delightful terrarium workshop hosted by local florist Julia Umpleby. What to Expect: Julia will guide you step-by-step through the process of creating your very own beautiful terrarium. Learn & Discover: Gain insights into the art of terrarium making, including plant selection, layering techniques, and care tips. All Materials Provided: We’ll supply everything you need, from glass belly bottle to a variety of plants, and soil. Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or a complete beginner, this workshop is perfect for everyone! Bring a friend, and enjoy a fun-filled morning, surrounded by greenery and good company. Limited Spots Available! Reserve your place today and get ready to create your own ecosystem! Skill Level: Suitable for beginners. Cost: £40 per person (includes materials and equipment use). Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Bradford Cathedral is fortunate enough to have in its collection a number of beautiful, intricate and historically significant ecclesiastical textiles. These include altar frontals and other textiles designed by Morris & Co., the Leek Embroidery Society, Bradfordian artist Ernest Sichel and renowned Bradfordian embroiderer, Louisa Pesel, who designed an altar frontal that was worked on by shell-shocked soldiers during World War One. There are also contemporary textiles designed by Polly Meynell. Join us as we tour the Cathedral, seeing these stunning textiles in situ- some of which are rarely on display- and hearing the fascinating stories behind them. Light refreshments will be available after the tours. Accessibility information Unfortunately, due to the fact that some of the textiles are located in parts of the building that can only be reached by stairs, this tour is unsuitable for wheelchair users. Bradford Cathedral was largely built in the 15th century, on a steep hillside, and has Victorian and 20th century additions that include a number of sets of steps and narrow spaces that are unsuitable for ramps. We apologise that this particular tour isn't accessible for wheelchair users and we are working to make this challenging building more accessible. Information Source: Bradford Cathedral | eventbrite

This is an opportunity to have a guided tour of the Cathedral, with extra information about some of our beautifully-crafted features, objects and textiles. Accessibility Information The majority of this tour is suitable for wheelchair users and those with limited mobility. Unfortunately, there is no wheelchair access to the Lady Chapel, where we pause for a few minutes to view the Morris & Co. stained glass and altar frontal. Access to the Lady Chapel is in a narrow space, where we are unable to put a ramp. We apologise for this and we are working to make this challenging building more accessible. Information Source: Bradford Cathedral | eventbrite

Welcome to The Market Place Exhibition- Flavour | Fabric | Flair ! Join us at The Events Place for a vibrant showcase of all things fabulous. Discover a world of flavour with delicious treats, explore fabric and design wonders from local fashion designers and stylists, and indulge in unique flair pieces to elevate your style. This in-person event promises a day filled with excitement and inspiration. Don't miss out on this opportunity to experience a blend of creativity and innovation! Information Source: The African Business Hub | eventbrite

Lucy began quilting in Spring 2020 and fell in love fast! Inspired by modern quilters who are reviving this art for the 21st century with clean lines and bright colour pallets. She also loves learning about the rich history and stories behind quilting as an artform. Although quite new to quilting, Lucy learned to sew very young, studying Textile Design at college and then Stage and Costume Design at university. She picked her sewing machine back up during lockdown, when fabric shops were closed there were only small scraps and old clothes available at home, the perfect place to start a quilt! Now she buys her fabrics and materials from local suppliers across Yorkshire. Lucy enjoys the waste-free, eco-friendly and thrifty nature of quilting, using every scrap of fabric to make a product that can be treasured for years to come. @lucy.quilts Join modern quilter Lucy Norton for an introduction to all things quilting! In this workshop we will work through every step to make a quilt, starting with choosing fabrics, patterns, piecing, sandwiching, quilting and finally making your own binding. We'll be using these techniques to make a 30x30cm mini quilt in your choice of fabrics and colours which you'll be able to take home with you. With all these skills you'll then be equipt to make any kind of quilt at home, from cushions and jackets to bed throws! All equipment and materials provided – but please feel free to bring along any special fabrics you might have at home that you'd like to incorporate into your quilt. In the workshop we will cover: - Choosing fabrics and complimentary colours - Choosing patterns and discussing traditional patterns and reference books - Cutting fabric accurately - Piecing the quilt top using sewing machines - Pressing open seams - Sandwiching your quilt top, batting and backing securely - Quilting by machine and by hand - Trimming to square - Making your own binding, how to attach it and mastering mitered corners - Finishing and embellishing your quilt The workshop will begin at 10am, with a break for lunch and finish around 3pm Cost £60 per person - includes all equipment and materials Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Join us at the Bradford Chamber President's Lunch where you will be able to network with fellow Chamber members, and meet those who are involved in making your Chamber work for you. Meet your local Chamber President - Mark Cowgill and find out what initiatives are happening in your Chamber. This is also an excellent opportunity to enjoy informal networking over a drink & a two-course lunch. After lunch we will hear from Rebecca Fitzgerald, Director of Data YBS & Vice President Bradford Chamber of Commerce. We kindly ask guests to attend in business smart dress for this event. Rebecca has an extensive career spanning 25+ years in Financial Services, operating in various leadership roles across Customer Experience, Service & Retail, Risk & Compliance, Financial Crime, Transformation, IT and Data. Rebecca is renowned for definition and delivery of strategic and transformational outcomes alongside solid operational management, building resilience and sustainability across a breadth of business services. As Director of Data for Yorkshire Building Society, Rebecca drives an enterprise level influence and with extensive experience has great ability to inspire and translate ideas into business enabling context, bringing complex architectural and technical details into meaningful insights and organisation value. With an entrepreneurial mindset, driven by curiosity and valuing personal development, Rebecca has a vast toolkit and capability to navigate broad spectrums within highly regulated and competitive environments, gaining a wealth of professional relationships across a variety of networks. Rebecca is also a member of the West and North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce, and supports the Bradford Leadership group to help navigate and influence decisions in the wider business community. An authentic Yorkshire Lass, Rebecca is passionate about people, inspiring and creating diverse, inclusive high-performing teams with an organic approach to developing culture and a personal driver of always making a difference. Rebecca is an 'ally for all' with a special focus for Neurodiversity, supporting next generation STEM careers and Leaders of the future, a key contributor to Diversity & Inclusion agendas, without exclusivity.... Everyone Matters. Information Source: West & North Yorkshire Chamber of Commerce | eventbrite

LENGTH: 5.7km (3.5 miles). DURATION : 2:15 hr TERRAIN: A short climb at the beginning and one in the middle, otherwise easy going. Some road walking. Overall ascent 96m. OS map 288. START: The junction of Bolton Road and Lower Kirkgate, by the flight of stone steps near the entrance to Bradford Cathedral, BD1 4DA. Signposted Dalesway Link Path. https://what3words.com/layers.nets.necks PARKING: There are several car parks in Bradford city centre. BUS / TRAIN: Bradford Interchange ten minutes walk, Forster Square Station five minutes. PLEASE BRING: sensible walking shoes water snack waterproofs and/sunhat depending on the weather PARTICIPATION: under 18s and vulnerable adults must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Information Source: Friends of Bradford's Becks | eventbrite

Creating a Visual Journal (Sketchbook) A wonderful, expressive workshop of exploring how to create a stunning visual journal and how to use your sketchbook to record thought provoking memories, focusing on learning and experimenting with different skills and techniques. About this event An introduction on how to create and enjoy using a sketchbook to create a thought-provoking visual journal led by Yorkshire artist and designer Justine Hardisty. Join artist and designer Justine Hardisty for a workshop of exploring a wide range of ideas of what to include in your own unique visual journal within the pages of a sketchbook. Justine will guide you through step-by-step tips that will make your sketchbook a wonderful record, not only of your artistic journey but your thoughts, events, and observations in life that you can look back upon over time. Throughout the day you will learn valuable skills and techniques on ideas of what to include and how to enjoy your visual journey sketchbook that we would love you continue to develop at home! You will learn that to get the most out of your visual journal we suggest adding something to your sketchbook often. That may be recording a thought, idea or inspirational quote or merely sticking in a ticket or something you have found appealing. Sketchbooks are amazing tools for experimentation and interpretation as they allow you to practise skills and techniques using a wide range of media, tools and resources. You will find that creating a visual journal in a sketchbook is relaxing, rewarding and promotes good mental health and mindfulness when you become immersed within its pages. They enable you to create a wonderful visual record of events, places, likes and life experiences through imagery, words, colour, pattern as well as the special things that you collect and attach. Your sketchbook will become your constant companion and used for everything. You can doodle and sketch from observation or imagination, create patterns or practise lettering as well as paste in your favourite things. You can do anything- and- everything to make your unique visual journal personal and useful to you-the possibilities are endless! In this introductory workshop Justine will use her 40 years’ experience of being an artist and designer to immerse you into the world of visual journaling in a sketchbook through expression, interpretation and experimentation using a range of materials, media, skills and techniques. The workshop will involve: • Introduction into the composition of a visual journal in a sketchbook • Looking at what to include and how to personalise it • Learning how to be explorative, expressive and take risks with mark making • Learning and experimenting with techniques, skills, materials and media • Understanding how to build a unique visual journal page by page to make it a useful and enjoyable companion • You will receive a handout detailing the content of the workshop on how to create and use a sketchbook Skill level: Beginner- no painting or drawing experience necessary. Cost: £50 per person – all art materials and equipment use included. *Please note: As sketchbooks are very personal to everyone, we ask that you provide your own for the workshop. Which one you choose will very much depend on the materials you plan to use inside. For example, if you know you will be wanting to experiment with watercolours you will need a sketchbook that has thicker pages. Also, as your sketchbook will be your constant companion, we suggest that you purchase one of a size that is portable. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

The famous Victorian artist and designer William Morris founded Morris & Co. and, along with renowned figures such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti, Edward Burne-Jones and Ford Madox Brown, created many pieces of stunning stained glass, some early examples of which are on display in four locations in Bradford Cathedral. The stained glass also includes a figure, recently discovered to have been designed by William De Morgan. The tour will also include an appreciation of the magnificent West Window, a beautiful Pre-Raphaelite window designed by Heaton, Butler and Bayne. Light refreshments will be available after the tours. Places are limited. Book early to avoid disappointment. Accessibility Information Unfortunately, due to the fact that some of the Morris & Co.stained glass is located in a chapel that can only be reached by steps, in a narrow part of the building where we cannot place a ramp, this tour is unsuitable for wheelchair users. Bradford Cathedral was largely built in the 15th century, on a steep hillside, and has Victorian and 20th century additions that include a number of sets of steps and narrow spaces. We apologise that this tour isn't accessible for wheelchair users and we are working to make this challenging building more accessible. Information Source: Bradford Cathedral | eventbrite

Years after being abandoned at sea in a leaky vessel, Prospera conjures a terrifying tempest against those who usurped her position as Duchess of Milan. The Tempest explores love, loss, revenge and redemption in the magical environment of a mysterious island. This production’s approximate running time is 2 hours. Production will take place inside in bad weather. Tickets will be available online until one hour before the advertised performance start time - with tickets then available on the door. Notes Seating will be provided at this event for those watching Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, plus snacks, will be available before the start of the performance and during the interval Information Source: Bradford Cathedral | eventbrite

Sketchbook to Stitch Textiles & Mixed Media Day This workshop is all about exploring and experimenting with colour, pattern and texture. Embroidery artist Jessica Grady* will begin the workshop by showing you various ways to add colour and pattern to paper through mixed media approaches using paint, collage and different resists such as bleach, tape and masking fluid. You will build up a selection of sketchbook pages with different patterns and designs which will inspire your textile art later in the workshop. After a lunch break you will use your textured sketchbook papers to act as an inspiration (or even materials!) towards a 3D stitched and embellished piece of textile art. As well as traditional fabrics and threads, Jessica will demonstrate how you can use unusual materials such as washers and waste plastics to create your own colourful embellishments, sequins and beads, and also for adding texture and patterns to your sketchbook papers! You will leave the class with a sketchbook bundle of mark-making ideas and a developed stitched fabric sample. Skill Level: suitable for beginners as well as more experienced stitchers. (*Jessica Grady is an award winning embroidery artist, educator and author from West Yorkshire. Her work is a colourful and creative exploration of hand stitch and mixed media, and she utilises waste and recycled materials, which are transformed into exciting embellishments. Jessica is passionate about exploring mixed media to create fun artworks that take otherwise discarded materials and turn them into embellished treasure. She creates detailed sculptures and wall framed artwork all showcasing her intricate signature style. Jessica’s work has been exhibited in the UK, Europe and Asia, and she shares her skills across the UK and beyond through workshops and lectures. Her first book - Stitched Mixed Media was published in 2023 with Crowood Press). Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

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Rules: • No cupcakes • No plain Victoria Sponge, be creative & try showcase unique flavours • Write down all ingredients for allergen awareness. Information Source: TheSistersEventCo | eventbrite

The Bradford Jobs Fair 2025 is set to be a pivotal event for job seekers and employers alike, taking place on July 23rd in the vibrant city of Bradford, England. This highly anticipated fair will unfold at a prominent venue in the heart of Bradford, offering a unique platform for networking and career advancement. With a diverse range of industries represented, attendees can expect to explore countless opportunities, from entry-level positions to executive roles. Employers will showcase their latest openings, providing insights into company cultures and recruitment processes. As the event draws nearer, anticipation builds for what promises to be an enriching experience, fostering connections and facilitating professional growth. The Bradford Jobs Fair 2025 stands as a beacon of opportunity, inviting participants to engage with industry leaders and discover pathways to success.

Make yourself, or a lucky recipient, a unique soft leather picnic roll and flask cover in this lovely workshop, which combines picking up great skills wiuth having a relaxing creative day. Create practical but beautiful picnic accessories to give your picnic outings real style! We use only British leather, each piece is individually selected for quality and perfection of finish. In a pure and natural hue with solid brass/chrome fittings, There will also be the opportunity to add initials or patterns to make the pieces uniquely your own. skills covered include strap cutting, punching, riveting, embossing and finishing. Tools and materials provided. Small, friendly, and supervised individually by leather expert *Catherine, this inspiring workshop is a great way to introduce yourself to working with leather. (*Catherine Edwards trained as a boot and shoemaker. working for many years before a residency at the royal armouries, which led to the production of her first collection of unique leather goods). Skill level: Suitable for beginners as well as those with prior experience. Cost: £90 per person - includes all materials and equipment use. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite

Summer Wine Walk Bradford PA 2025 Date: July 26, 2025 Location: Main Street Come join us for the Summer Wine Walk in beautiful Bradford, PA! Stroll down Main Street and sample a variety of delicious wines from local wineries. Sip, stroll, and enjoy the summer vibes with friends and family. This in-person event is the perfect way to spend a summer day, discovering new favorite wines and supporting local businesses. Don't miss out on this fun and relaxing experience! Information Source: Downtown Bradford Business District Authority | eventbrite

This is a full day workshop where you’ll be getting your hands stuck into creating and printing your own unique lampshade lead by printer and maker Aidan Liggins. You’ll learn the basics of block printing onto fabric from composition, carving and printing techniques. You will then go on to make your own lampshade out of your hand printed fabric, creating a unique handmade piece for your home. What we will cover: A brief history of the fascinating world of block printing Drawing and designing for block printing Looking at repeat structures and composition of pattern, getting the most out of your design Learning how to transfer your design onto a block and how to carve your design into your lino block Printing techniques and tips for printing onto fabric, printing your final design onto fabric Using your hand printed fabric, you'll then learn how to turn this into a lampshade Come away with a finished custom lampshade and your own printing block to continue printing at home. Please bring with you some ideas and inspiration for your design. This could be images or objects or anything you'd like to start from. Skill Level: Suiitable for beginners. Cost: £70 per person - includes all materials and equipment use. Information Source: The Craft House | eventbrite