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Great for textile enthusiasts! Spend a relaxing time hand-embroidering your own piece of Nottingham Lace. Choose from our array of hand-dyed laces, designed by our own colour recipes with your hand-dyed embroidery hoop making a perfect decorative display for your lace.
During this crafternoon, you will be able to hand-embroider your own Nottingham Lace Hoop and improve your hand embroidery skills. You will have the option of choosing a 7cm, 10cm or 15cm Nottingham Lace Hoop.
Fee includes all materials as well as your choice of tea, coffee & cake or a house cocktail.
Whilst you’re here why not make use of our award-winning Tea Room! We provide a variety of delicious food and drinks including homemade soup, fresh sandwiches and smoothies. We also have Vegetarian, Vegan, and Gluten-Free options available.
£19 for 7cm
£22 for 10cm
£30 for 15cm
Fee includes all materials and tea, coffee & cake OR house cocktail
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