Suitable for complete beginners.
During this workshop you will learn the art of wet feltmaking and create a unique bird take home, inspired by the artworks in our Womansfield: Sisterhood of Healing Museum exhibition. Using wool and other natural fibers, you will design and create a body for your bird before adding colours and textures and bring your bird to life through the wet felting process.
Free (Booking Required)
This event will take place in The Gallery, located in the Nicola De La Haye building on the University of Lincoln campus.
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