In-person creative workshops

Make something
with your hands.

6 small workshops in clay, paint, flowers and dough. Slow afternoons, good materials, and something real to take home.

October 2026 6 sessions Small groups

A teal worktable set with scissors, a cutting mat, washi tape and craft tools.
The worktable, set for a morning session.

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06 Workshops
04 Disciplines
6–14 Seats per session
2–4 Hours, unhurried

The autumn programme

Choose your afternoon.

Every session is taught in person at the Forma studio. Search the programme, narrow it by discipline, and keep the ones you love in a shortlist.

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Inside Forma

One long table.
Four ways to make.

Forma is a small studio for people who like making things. Each session is taught by a working maker, kept deliberately small, and paced so there is time to talk, try again, and get your hands dirty.

  • 01CeramicsWheel-thrown & handbuilt
  • 02PaintingWatercolor & canvas
  • 03FloristrySeasonal & loose
  • 04BakingSlow fermentation
Stacked blue and black glazed ceramic plates and bowls on a wooden shelf.
Illustrative: glazed ceramics on the shelf.
Yellow poppies opening against a bright blue sky.
Illustrative: seasonal stems against the sky.

Before you come

A few practical things.

01

Dates & times

All 6 sessions run in October 2026. Each workshop lists its exact date, start time and length — mornings and afternoons, weekdays and weekends.

02

Small groups

Sessions hold between 6 and 14 people. The seat count on each workshop is the full size of that group, not the number remaining.

03

Your shortlist

Save any workshop from its detail view. Your choices stay in this browser as you browse, search and filter, and clear when site data is cleared.

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Workshop 01 / 06 Autumn 2026

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Workshop details are fictional and fixed for this preview. Photographs illustrate the materials and mood, not the specific session.