“Julie was very down to earth, relaxed and very encouraging and positive.
Without realising, I made a cushion cover with her help!
It was helpful that things didn’t always go to plan and thread broke at times but this helped me to realise that anyone can have problems at times!
Thank you very much for a great lesson x”
“As always this course was excellent with brilliant tuition by Richard. It is the ideal end to the two part epoxy resin course. Use of multiple tools sanders routers and saws. Was really pleased with the finished product( mine was coasters) also finished with oil. Can't wait to use them for my glass of Malbec when they arrive.
Would definitely recommend this course for people looking to use or Learn about epoxy.”
“Loved this experience and it was so calming and healing. Loved sharing this experience with a friend and it was an amazing thing for a birthday and gift. Naz is such a great teacher and loved having the history and experience!”
“Beautiful class, it was quite lovely to learn about the history of kintsugi and how it mirrors real life. The pots are lovely and our group was too and we all had fun having conversations about our lives all from different walks of life. Oh and the Prosecco was a nice touch. Thank you 🙏”
“Naz has been wonderful throughout the class, explaining the technics, the philosophy and the history of Kintsugi. We had a amazing time and an amazing conversation!”
“Excellent class and Brandon was a great teacher. He provided excellent instruction, personal feedback and was very patient. All of the finished pieces were beautiful. I would highly recommend!”
“Best bread making class in london!
A grey experience!
Highly recommend flying anyone whether you bake already or don’t.
Learnt so much to takeaway as well as getting a massive lunch and a goody bag to take away.”
“A very good beginners course (which was what I required) to get my head around threading, different stitches, needle changes etc. Worth the money and would come back for another course once I need more help with zipping, piping, and other more 'advanced' techniques.”
