Make a Christmas Macramé Wreath in Bristol
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EmailHo ho ho, how about a boho Christmas this year? This macramé Christmas decoration-making workshop will teach you the art of macramé and how to make your very own Christmas wreath.
Macramé is a creative and relaxing craft focusing on tying strings into knots and is a great way of relieving stress. In this 3-hour workshop, you will spend time in the Prior Shop Workshop, where your host will teach you how to create your own Christmas table macramé wreath accompanied by a hot winter tea and mince pies to snack on.
Your host is artist and macramé maker Aggy from Knots and Stalks. Aggy will guide you through the knot-making process as you get hands-on with your materials.
At the end of the workshop, you'll leave with a feeling of satisfaction as you put your newly made Christmas decoration on your table!
What to expect:
- Design inspiration from your artist host
- Guidance on how to make macramé knots
- All materials provided
- Lovely winter tea and mince pies for festive inspiration
- Beautiful wreath to take home
Come along and make a one-of-a-kind wreath while you sip on a delicious winter tea and munch on mince pies.
Age restrictions: 16+
| Adult | £36 |
| Group Ticket for 2 | £70 |
What people are saying
Dec 2023
Great Christmas crafting experience. Really happy with the end results. Enjoyable event
Dec 2022
Really great class, informative and fun! The wreath is gorgeous too. Thank you!
Dec 2022
Brilliant host. Learned 3 Macrame knots and came away with a very pretty wreath. Festive fun. Hot...
How to get there
Yuup extras
- Winter tea & mince pies to get you into a festive mood
Facilities
- Refreshments available
- Toilets
On the day
- Come as you are, all materials will be provided
- You'll be working with your hands and arms, so wear a comfortable top
Changes happen, don't worry
You'll be hosted by
Aggy Rucin (She/Her)
Aggy Rucin is a Bristol-based Polish-born macramé tutor using this technique to help her clients relax, learn new skills, and develop self-esteem.
For her macramé pieces and workshops she uses recycled cotton cord produced with no toxic dyes, minimal CO2 and water use and sourced from a small-scale family-run producer.
Any questions?
Ask your question directly to Knots and Stalks.