Paint a candle Christmas workshop- Sat 29th Nov

Join artist and illustrator Helen Broadhead for a fun filled paint a candle holder workshop.

This will be a fun, creative session learning how to paint a wooden candle holder.

You can choose from a choice of:

* Dog design

* Cat design

* Polar bear design

* Penguin design

Or if your feeling inspired create your own design

During the session I will help and guide you from drawing your design to painting it on the wooden candle holder in acrylic paints.

Whether you just enjoy arts and crafts, are a beginner painter crafter or experienced I will be able to talk you through the process of creating your own candle holder.

The candle holder has been entirely made by me, and will be ready for you to paint in the workshop. I hope this will help inspire you to paint more wooden items, maybe up cycle some and just enjoy painting and creating.

They make a perfect Christmas gift or to enjoy at home- maybe the centre piece of you Christmas table!

Suitable for adults and children over 12 years

Have fun, enjoy art and create art to make you smile everyday.

Spaces are limited, so book now to avoid disappointment.

What is provided on the day

• Expert guidance and advice from Helen
• Wooden candle holder handmade by Helen (approx size 20cm long x 7.5cm wide x 7.5cm high)
• An apron
• All equipment needed
• Complimentary hot drinks (tea and coffee)
• Mince pie and Christmas treats
  

Christmas wear is fun and makes the session extra special but no means essential.

• Where: Sunnyjolly Designs, 35A Richardshaw Lane, Pudsey. LS28 7NB
• When: Sat 29th Nov 2-4pm

Recent feedback from previous workshops: 
"Thanks for a great workshop. I was quite nervous about it and you were great putting me at ease. It’s something I have never done before but really enjoyed your class. I will definitely be attending another one"
"Thanks Helen for this mornings art class, how to paint a giraffe! It was fab, such an easy going and relaxing session, i am amazed at my efforts, and inspired to keep drawing! Brilliant!"