Sarah creates a range of bespoke workshops to suit each client’s needs. Please do take a look at my blog for further information.
My workshops are fun and accessible for all and can be tailored for children and adults alike. Courses can be tailored to your needs, half, full-day or ongoing sessions available.
Contemporary Jewellery
A very popular and inspired course, creating jewellery for fashion using an exciting range of household waste materials. This course is suitable for children and adults alike.
A Little Book of Nature, very popular with primary schools as an after school club. Children write their own story and illustrate it, finishing with their own very concertina style book.
BBC, Recycled Insects for Breathing Spaces Campaign
Beachborough School, Illustration workshop using natural history as a starting point for children taking art scholarships.
M & S Archives, Family Learning workshops including making flip-flops, jewellery and Emily Button cut-out dolls
Kays Archives, University of Worcester, Cut out doll illustrations based on Kay’s Catalogue Collection
University of Worcester, illustration workshop on character development as part of the Storytelling festival
Hay Festival, Jewellery-making workshop for all ages as part of the Hay Festival Winter Weekend
Worcestershire Children’s Centres, 10 week courses based on the Very Hungry Caterpillar, Story Sacks and Old Macdonald had a Farm for family learning
Museum Resource Learning Centre, Ugly Bugs and Bootiful Butterflies illustrated
Worcester City Art Gallery. A little book of mythical creatures
Creative Partnerships, illustration using everyday waste materials, focusing on collage and colour
The Infirmary Museum, making microbes from everyday waste materials
Oxfordshire County Council, Contemporary jewellery for European Week for Waste Reduction
Birmingham Climate Change Festival, Contemporary Jewellery
Worcestershire County Museum, National Science and Engineering week, Creating Artworks from Recycled Materials using the Museum Collections for inspiration.
Birmingham Children’s Hospital. Drawing with cardboard
National Eco schools conference, Funky flip-flops illustrating carbon footprints.
National Trust, a series of workshops including jewellery, robots, dolls and indian textiles
New Brewery Arts, jewellery-making and super hero’s workshop
Rendcomb College, Contemporary jewellery for Arts Festival
Herefordshire Libraries, Dragon puppets
Gt Malvern Library, Insect making
George Marshall Medical Museum, The Big Draw event
South Bank International School, making moving gingerbread men and women from cardboard waste materials
The Grange, Worcester, Egyptian Art
Christopher Whitehead School, talk and practical workshop on making illustration using everyday waste materials for GCSE Art class
Wyche C of E Primary School, collaborative African banner making workshop