Pathfoot Art Sessions: Basic Weaving
Join the Art Collection at the University of Stirling on 22nd July and try your hand at some basic weaving techniques to create mini wall hangings!
About Pathfoot Art Sessions: Basic Weaving
Join the Art Collection at the University of Stirling for a relaxed, weekly lunchtime art session this summer from 24 June - 5 August. We'll provide all the materials for a creative break with friendly folks. Students, staff and public all welcome!
This week, we will be trying our hand as some basic weaving techniques to create mini wall hangings. We will provide materials for you to weave through your lunch break with a friendly mixed group of students, staff and public. We will sit in the Pathfoot Crush Hall, where you can get a coffee or bring some lunch and if the weather allows, we may venture into the courtyards too!
All abilities are welcome!
For more information about the Art Collection, please see www.stir.ac.uk/about/art-collection
If you have any questions or worries about joining us, please do email Emma at Emma.McCombie@stir.ac.uk who will be happy to help.
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