Creative Space
ENTRY
from £35
WHERE
Bristol
What it’s like
Kids get stuck into fused glass, crochet, sewing or linocut printing in one-off workshops or short courses.
This is a proper craft studio rather than a paint-your-own-mug setup. The workshops list covers fused glass suncatchers, machine sewing, an introduction to crochet, linocut printmaking and sea glass jewellery, so it suits a kid who wants to actually make something with their hands rather than just decorate something premade.
The prices vary a lot depending on what you pick. A linocut Christmas cards session is £38, the fused glass workshop was £35 around Halloween, but the sewing workshop and sea glass jewellery both come in at £95, which is a proper outlay for one session and worth weighing up against how long your child's attention span for a new skill actually is. Crochet sits in the middle at £60. Courses run weekly over three to six weeks if you want to commit to something longer, while workshops are one-offs lasting a few hours or a few days.
There's free parking on the main road outside and on the surrounding streets, which takes one worry off the list. The main workshop space is wheelchair accessible, though the kitchen and toilet only via steps. One genuine catch: there aren't standard opening hours, it all runs to whatever the individual workshop listing says.
Birthday parties are on the amenities list too, so if your child's into crafting rather than soft play or trampolining, this is a fairly different sort of party to book.
Facilities
Need to know
- Parking
- Ample free parking on main road outside venue and surrounding streets
- No fixed opening hours, times are set per workshop so check the individual listing
- Digital gift vouchers are valid for 12 months from purchase
- Vouchers for classes booked directly through a tutor need an email rather than online checkout
Plan your visit
How much does it cost?
It depends on the workshop. Linocut Christmas cards are £38, fused glass around £35, crochet £60, and the sewing or sea glass jewellery workshops are £95 each.
What's the difference between a course and a workshop?
Courses are weekly classes over three to six weeks. Workshops are one-off sessions, anywhere from a few hours to a few days.
Is there parking?
Free parking on the main road outside and on the surrounding streets.
Is the studio accessible?
The main workshop space is wheelchair accessible. The kitchen and toilet area is only reachable via steps, so mention any access needs when you book.
Do you need to book ahead?
There's no walk-in setup here, you book onto a specific workshop or course.
Can you do a birthday party there?
Birthday parties are on offer, built around the craft workshops rather than a standard party format.
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