A half day workshop learning to create beautiful folded paper Christmas decorations for your Christmas tree.
Guided by an established paper artist Kim Bevan, you'll learn the art of paper folding to craft unique ornaments inspired by Christmas at Chatsworth.
These paper creations are the perfect way to decorate your home, crafted with eco-friendly materials like recycled paper, card, and wire. All materials will be provided. If you have any wrapping paper you would like to recycle, please bring it along. Enjoy a complimentary mince pie, tea and coffee, along with entry to Chatsworth House and Garden at Christmas after the workshop.
About the artist
Kim has a wealth of experience teaching all ages, both at Chatsworth and at her studio in Sheffield. In her own practice she makes artist books which play around with 3D sculptural folding techniques and creates artwork using paper cutting and printmaking.
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Address
Chatsworth, Bakewell, Derbyshire, DE45 1PP
01246 565300
Opening times
Chatsworth is open from mid-March to early January, and closed 24 - 26 December and 1 January. Art Pass discount is not valid from 1 November - early January during the Christmas exhibition.
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Exclusions and safety measures
Closed 24, 25 & 26 December & 1 January.
Opening times vary throughout the year, check the website for details.
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