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January 2025 | Various times available
Debbie Bryan, Nottingham City Centre
Price: From £31.80
Glass Painting Crafternoon: Paint Your Own Tealight
Celebrate the new year with a creative twist by designing illustrative and decorative patterns on your own tealight. This is one of Debbie Bryan’s most popular Crafternoons, featuring fun and engaging hand-painting techniques.
What’s Included in the Glass Painting Session
Introduction and Guidance: The Debbie Bryan team provides expert tips and techniques to inspire creativity before participants begin their designs.
Materials Provided:
A tealight for painting.
A mix of glass paints and pens.
Brushes for detailing.
Illustrative design sheet for inspiration.
Setting Instructions: While the glass painting Crafternoon is intended for decorative purposes, participants will receive manufacturers' instructions for setting paints at home if desired.
Inspiration: Access Debbie Bryan’s Crafternoon Pinterest boards for additional craft ideas.
Package Options
Enhance the crafting experience with a choice of hospitality packages:
Cream Tea Package
In-house baked fruit scone served with cream, fruit preserve, and strawberries.
Choice of tea or freshly ground coffee.
Allocated 1.5 hours for the session.
Afternoon Tea or Grazing Platter Package
Sweet or savory grazing platter, freshly prepared and homemade.
A popular option for a more leisurely experience.
Allocated 2.5 hours for the session, starting with crafting.
Each package also includes tea or freshly ground coffee and a chocolate fudge brownie.
Terms and Conditions
Debbie Bryan’s booking system offers various creativity and hospitality packages.
To ensure the best experience, it is recommended that all group members select the same Crafternoon and hospitality options.
If multiple packages are desired, it is advised to limit the selection to no more than two options per table.
For mixed packages, participants are encouraged to contact Debbie Bryan directly to discuss preferences, and the team will aim to accommodate requests.
This Glass Painting Crafternoon is a fantastic way to welcome the new year with a personal and creative touch.
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