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Spend two and a half joyful hours getting in touch with your creative side as part of the National Festival of Making at The Making Rooms on Sunday 16th June 2019. Two sessions will run from 10am -12:30pm and from 3:30pm -6pm. Tickets £25, booking essential.
Learn what art journaling is all about, why I do it and why it is useful, learn a number of techniques to build intuitive, colourful journal spreads that will serve as a record of your life in a fun and creative way.
The only way to maintain creativity is to be creative – lots!, and on a regular basis. The more you create the more creative you become! I will lead you on a colourful, creative (and messy) journey! (I recommend wearing clothes that you wont mind getting paint on – just in case).
I will show you tips and tricks to kick start your creativity and blow away those blank page cobwebs. I’ll have you creating pages in your journal which will springboard you into a creative frenzy. You won’t be able to stop !! This class is suitable for beginners as well as accomplished artists. Step by step instructions will be given.
Materials will be provided!
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| Ticket Type | Ticket Tariff |
|---|---|
| Adult | £25.00 per ticket |
Note: Prices are a guide only and may change on a daily basis.
National Festival of Making 2025Expect to find creative workshops and live street performances for all ages, remarkable exhibitions, talks, film screenings, delicious food from local artisan producers, makers markets, and much more.The Making Rooms are located in the centre of Blackburn, just opposite Blackburn with Darwen Town Hall & close to The Mall Shopping Centre.
The Making Rooms are only a short walk from the main rail & bus stations in Blackburn.
Please contact Blackburn Visitor Centre for details of up to date public transport information 01254 688040
For information outside normal office hours contact Traveline 0871 2002223 or National Rail 03457 484920
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