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In this beginner friendly workshop you will learn how to create a 2D portrait of a panda using Calico fabric woven on Queen Street Mill's heritage looms. Guided by needle felt artist Anna Leonard, you will be taught how to apply needle felting techniques to achieve your very own work of art to take home with you.
A perfect opportunity to learn new skills and meet new people.
All materials included and a free complimentary brew from our café.
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£17 per person.
Booking required, limited places available. Book at LCC Events.
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