Crafting intricate willow structures for a woodland educational setting
In a couple of weeks, Foxburrow Nature Reserve will play host to an exciting willow weaving course organised by Stuart and Emma. Entitled "Coddiwomplers' Willow Weaving in the Woods", the event promises to be a relaxed afternoon session focused on creating willow bird feeders.
The event, scheduled to take place in the woods, will cover various aspects of willow weaving, including wrapping and simple basket making. Participants are encouraged to bring a packed lunch, a mug (preferably unbreakable), and a camera if desired. For a more comfortable experience, stout shoes or boots are recommended.
It's important to note that the event site does not have wheelchair access. Therefore, people with limited mobility are advised to contact the organisers in advance to discuss any necessary arrangements.
Dogs are not allowed at the event. Tea and coffee will be served throughout the day and are included in the price. However, specific details such as the exact date, what to bring, and booking information are not provided in the available search results. For the most accurate and detailed information, including the exact date, list of materials to bring, and how to book a place on the course, it would be best to contact Foxburrow Nature Reserve directly or follow their official social media channels where these updates are likely posted.
Bookings are non-refundable, and the Terms & Conditions can be found at https://www.ourwebsite/wildlearninginfo. Parking information for the event is not provided, so it's advisable to check with the organisers or the nature reserve for further details.
Upon completion of the course, participants will go home with practical ideas and projects for their Forest School setting. For event-related inquiries, contact Emma Keeble at emma.keeble@ourwebsite.
Please note that accredited training with SWT is not mentioned in relation to this event. The event is not associated with any additional courses or skills days.
Participants are expected to wear stout shoes or boots and should bring a packed lunch and a mug (preferably unbreakable). It's a wonderful opportunity to learn a new skill while enjoying the tranquillity of the woods. Don't miss out on this unique experience!
In the forest school setting, participants will take home practical ideas and projects after mastering willow weaving techniques during the relaxed Coddiwomplers' Willow Weaving in the Woods event. Afterwards, they can apply these skills to their home-and-garden or even incorporate them into their outdoor-living lifestyle, enhancing their lifestyle with the art of willow weaving.
