Simple Felt Christmas Decorations – GI 26 141
The Guildford Institute, Guildford · 6 November 2026
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A three-hour felt decorations workshop at The Guildford Institute on 6 November 2026, from 1 pm to 4 pm. Participants learn to make simple felt people and animals for Christmas, adding embroidery, beads and sequins under the guidance of tutor Hilary. Booking is required and suits families and adults looking for a seasonal craft session.
Highlights
- Hands-on felt Christmas decoration making with tutor Hilary
- Embroidery, beads and sequins added to each piece
- Held at The Guildford Institute, GU1 4LH, booking required
Getting there
The Guildford Institute, GU1 4LH
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