• A carved wooden love spoon, with heart details beside the handle, the spoon resting against a blurred wall background, pebbles in the foreground
  • A tin can painted black, with holes made in the shape of a smiley face with triangle eyes, through which light glows. Whole scene is dark to enhance the glowing face effect
  • A carved face on a stick handle. Face is of a king-like character with crown, beard and mustache. Facial features are etched using a burning tool.
  • Clay monster heads on sticks, wit menacing eyes, stick and grass hair, and stick teeth.
  • Handle of a journey stick; a carved staff gifted to couples on a wedding day. This journey stick has a flute handle that is hollowed out and marked using a burning tool, giving the handle a textured dark finish.
  • A dream catcher of many different color threads and feathers
  • Two hands covered in clay, with small clay pots on a table beneath, having just been made
  • Colourful painted beads
  • A gourd creatures. A small gourd painted as a head, with a fabric body attached and salt-dough hands. The gourd creature stand before a magical woodland grove
  • A forked stick with lots of trinkets and embellishments hanging from it, much like a Christmas tree, though more rustic and ancient.
  • A boy holding a shaving knife, stripping the bark from a stick. Crafting wood.
  • Hands platting coloured string into a braid. The seperate yarns are ona tabletop, hand resting on tabletop as they plat the braid. Craft activity.
  • Hands resting ona table holding clay crafting tools, making a fairy house door from clay, various objects are also on the table, including bottles of liquid and glitter, the lighting is soft and gentle
  • A blue covered book resting on a tabletop, a pen and open notebook nearby. The blue book has a richly textured finish with magical elements. the word 'dream' stand in gold letters on the cover, implying this is a dream journal
  • Spoons attached to wooden andles, resting on a square stack of bricks, and fire within, melting pewter silver balls in the cup of each spoon, likely to be poured into molds
  • Hands carving a staff, that is propped on a workbench. Lots of carving tools
  • A dot-painted mandala on a black background. Orange and yellow dots in a concentric circles
  • Clay face trinket pot, orangey brown
  • Autumn leaf clay bowl, various colour leafs layered on top of each other to form a bowl
  • Spring flower themed glass infused bowl
  • Clay incense oil burner

At Pellars and Crafters, we like to think of crafting as a gentle kind of magic—one that grows through learning, patience, and play. Our workshops are designed to be hands-on and welcoming, guiding participants through creative processes inspired by folklore, nature, and storytelling.

Rather than focusing on perfect results, we focus on the joy of making. Each session invites you to try something new, learn traditional techniques, and leave with something you’ve made yourself—along with a little more confidence and a story or two.

Your path through our workshops

For inspiration of workshops under different themes, head to our Whichcraft? page.

For specific workshop events coming up, head to The Grove

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