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Pottery

Clay is the great leveller: nobody is good at it on day one, and everybody leaves with something they made.

Browse pottery classes

Stacks of handmade terracotta pots and bowls

Hand-building with clay
2–3hPinch, coil and slab your way to a mug, planter or bowl. No wheel needed.
- Can come to your office
Wheel-throwing taster
2–3hSit at a potter's wheel, centre a lump of clay and pull up your first bowl or cup.
Paint your own pottery
1.5–2.5hPick a ready-made mug, plate or bowl and decorate it with colour, stencils and a steady hand.Photo: Andrea Calabretta, CC BY 2.0
- Can come to your office

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Cocktails

A bartender, a bar and a few good recipes. Lively, social and easy to make alcohol-free.

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Bartenders at work behind a well-stocked bar

Cocktail masterclass
1.5–2.5hShake, stir and garnish three or four classic cocktails with a bartender behind the bar.
- Can come to your office
Zero-proof cocktail class
1.5–2hAll the shaking and garnishing of a cocktail class, with drinks everyone can enjoy.
- Can come to your office
- Alcohol-free
Gin blending
1.5–3hExplore juniper and botanicals, then blend and bottle a gin to your own recipe.
- Can come to your office

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Candle making

Wax, wicks and a table full of scents. Calm, creative and easy to bring to the office.

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Purple taper candles in a brass bowl beside a small fir tree

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Cooking

Cook together, then sit down and eat together. The shared meal does half the work.

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A chopping board, cast-iron pan, knives and spices on a dark table

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Baking

Dough, chocolate and buttercream: practical skills with a delicious ending.

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Baking ingredients and tools laid out on a wooden table

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Floristry

Seasonal flowers, foliage and greenery, arranged by your own hands.

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A florist's table with fresh flowers, scissors and ribbon

Wreath making
2–3hBuild a wreath of foliage, dried flowers and seasonal finds on a ring frame.
- Can come to your office
Hand-tied bouquet
1.5–2.5hChoose seasonal stems and learn the florist's spiral to tie a bouquet that holds itself together.
- Can come to your office
Terrarium making
1.5–2hLayer stones, soil and moss in glass and plant a miniature landscape that looks after itself.
- Can come to your office

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Painting

Brushes, pens and paper for people who say they cannot draw, and those who secretly can.

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A paint-covered palette with bright colours and a brush

Paint and sip
2–3hAn artist guides you step by step through a painting on canvas, drink in hand.
- Can come to your office
Watercolour painting
2–3hLearn washes, layering and loose brushwork to paint flowers, landscapes or city scenes.
- Can come to your office
Modern calligraphy
2–3hLearn the strokes of modern lettering with a dip pen or brush pen and write beautifully.
- Can come to your office

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Jewellery

From strings of beads to soldered silver, something you made and will actually wear.

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A display of handmade necklaces and earrings

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Textiles

Thread, cord and ink on fabric: slow, mindful crafts that keep your hands busy.

Browse sewing and textile classes

Spools of coloured thread piled together

Block printing on fabric
2–3hCarve or choose printing blocks and print your own pattern onto a tote bag or tea towel.
- Can come to your office
Embroidery
2–3hLearn a handful of stitches and embroider a design in a hoop, from botanicals to lettering.
- Can come to your office
Macramé
2–3hTie a few classic knots into a plant hanger or wall hanging made from soft cotton cord.
- Can come to your office

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Woodwork

Fresh wood, sharp tools and sawdust: proper projects that last for years.

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Woodworking hand tools hanging on a workshop wall

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Perfume & soap

Scent, oils and a little kitchen chemistry, bottled and wrapped to take home.

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Hands gathering stems of fresh lavender

Perfume making
1.5–2.5hExplore fragrance notes and blend a personal perfume, then bottle and name it.
- Can come to your office
Soap making
1.5–3hMake natural soap bars with oils, botanicals and scents, from melt-and-pour to cold process.
- Can come to your office
Bath bombs and bath salts
1–2hMix, scent and mould fizzing bath bombs, salts and scrubs for a self-care kit.
- Can come to your office

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Photography

Better photos from the camera you already have, indoors or out on the street.

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A photographer with a camera on a tripod in a bright white studio

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