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Sunday 21 October 2018 | 10 - 13.30pm
Debbie Bryan
Tickets: £50 (early bird booking £40 by end of August)
This brand-new textile Crafternoon experience sheds the spotlight on a fabulous textile technique – macramé. Of course, you’ll have the opportunity to develop your own utterly stunning macramé lampshade.
First, you’ll choose from the gorgeous assembly of luxury linens, as well as having a lesson in textile craft. These beautiful textile processes include hand-embroidery and fabric embellishment.
Post-class | Book your table and receive 20% your food bill!
Number one for shopping in Nottingham, Debbie Bryan, is an-award winning, independent creative retailer. With an in-house design studio, creative space and award winning Tea Room - they are a haven of gift giving, eating, drinking and things to do.
Located in Nottingham's historic Lace Market, the shop specialises in British and international craftsmanship and host a varied, cultural programme of exciting creative Crafternoons and fantastic events.
You'll find a mixture of stunning lighting pieces, beautiful ceramics, a wide range of jewellery, wonderful artwork, high quality textiles, and Debbie Bryan's own signature scarves and brooches, all hand-crafted in the UK.
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