What people book it for
Four that come up most
It is the same two hours either way. What changes is the number coming and where the room is.
A birthday
For an adult who does not want a restaurant table and does not want a bar. Everybody has something to do with their hands and something to talk about.
A shower
Baby or bridal. It gives a room of people who half know each other a reason to sit together for two hours, and the thing each guest makes is the favour.
A get-together
A group of friends, a book club, a family up for the weekend. No occasion needed and no minimum number of candles on anything.
A goodbye or a thank you
Someone leaving, someone finishing something. A room that made something together on the day reads differently from a card going round the office.
Choose the activity
Pick one for the room, not for yourself
Candle making and body butter are the easiest for a mixed group. Nobody needs a steady hand.
Creative art
Something made on the table and carried home, from a surface that was blank or broken when you sat down.
Handmade lifestyle
The things you would otherwise buy, poured and mixed by hand and taken home to use.
Seasonal and botanical
The same crafts, run to the time of year or to what is growing. Pick the theme and the activity follows.
What is on the table
Everything for the activity, brought to you
Bring a cake if you want one. Everything the activity needs is already counted for the number coming.
- Materials
- Everything for the activity, brought and laid out
- Teaching
- The activity taught from the beginning, no experience assumed
- What you keep
- The piece each person made
What it costs
Per guest, said plainly
Here is what comes back when you ask, itemised, in one reply.
- Per personQuoted for the activity and the number coming
- Smallest groupConfirmed when you ask
- TravelQuoted with your price, on its own line
- To hold a dateConfirmed with your quote
Say the number coming, the activity and roughly where you are, and all four come back together.
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