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Useful + Beautiful Craft Marquee The Roundabout Inside the William Morris Gallery On the Lawns Fellowship Island Kid’s Area The Useful + Beautiful Craft Marquee and Trail is curated by Create and The William Morris Gallery and supported by The Stow Brothers. Follow in the footsteps of William Morris and become a master crafter by completing the Useful + Beautiful Craft Trail. How many handcrafted goodies can you make in one day? Follow the trail to collect all six stickers! 1. Useful and Beautiful Craft Marquee Inky Cuttlefish Make your own bag using traditional printing presses and carved blocks. Paper bag: Free Cloth bag: £3 Woven Air Join a collaborative community weave project using tapestry techniques from The Silk Road. Free Daniel Heath Join artist Daniel Heath in a printing workshop using William Morris patterns to create a wooden wall hanging. £5 Stow Brothers Construct a clever bee house to get your garden buzzing. £2 2. The Roundabout Raewyn Harrison Get involved making a Thames foreshore out of clay. Free 3. Inside the Gallery Paekakariki Create a postcard in the style of William Morris using a traditional letterpress. Free Exhibition: Clare Twomey Time Present and Time Past, William Morris Gallery is transformed into a live ceramics studio in a new work that explores how skills are learnt and passed on. 4. On the Lawns Mehraj Arts Decorate your own baseball cap with textile artist Sba Shaikh. Free Significant Seams Take part in a fabric-dying workshop in a William Morris inspired exploration into the natural world of plants. £3 5. Fellowship Island Queenie & Ted Make fun fruit and vegetable brooches in the Appetite Tent and help create Walthamstow’s first fabric allotment. Free Gayle Chong Kwan Create your own woven forest planter using willow, branches, twigs, leaves and feather. £5 Making Nowhere Somewhere Visit the pedal-powered cinema yurt to see Rosalind Fowler’s new work in progress and share your ideas for an imaginary future London. 6. Art for All – Kid’s Area Scribble and Smudge Make a fake ice cream at our seaside parlour or colour-in a sunny Walthamstow scene. Free Little Mashers Print your own festival t-shirt by drawing on chalkboard ink to create your own unique style. £5 Creative Biscuit Paint and personalise your own ceramic cup, plate or bowl, which we will glaze and fire for you. £6 E17 Puppet Projects Make your own Prince Sigurd the Volsung and Fafnir the Dragon puppets. Free Mini Garden Party Head to the Mini Garden Party for interactive storytelling, drum workshops, a mini party and plenty of exciting play opportunities for little ones. Mostly free On your way out don’t forget to drop in on Wood Street Walls outside the Salvation Army who are painting a mural on the side of the shop.

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Page 1: 2. The Roundabout On your way out don’t Scribble and Smudge · Scribble and Smudge Make a fake ice cream at our seaside parlour or colour-in a sunny Walthamstow scene. Free Little

Useful + BeautifulCraft Marquee

The Roundabout Inside the William Morris Gallery

On the Lawns Fellowship Island Kid’s Area

The Useful + Beautiful Craft Marquee and Trail is curated by Create and The William Morris Gallery and supported by The Stow Brothers.

Follow in the footsteps of William Morris and become a master crafter by completing the Useful + Beautiful Craft Trail.

How many handcrafted goodies can you make in one day? Follow the trail to collect all six stickers!

1. Useful and Beautiful Craft Marquee

Inky CuttlefishMake your own bag using traditional printing presses and carved blocks. Paper bag: FreeCloth bag: £3

Woven AirJoin a collaborative community weave project using tapestry techniques from The Silk Road. Free

Daniel HeathJoin artist Daniel Heath in a printing workshop using William Morris patterns to create a wooden wall hanging. £5

Stow BrothersConstruct a clever bee house to get your garden buzzing.£2

2. The Roundabout

Raewyn HarrisonGet involved making a Thames foreshore out of clay.Free

3. Inside the Gallery

Paekakariki Create a postcard in the style of William Morris using a traditional letterpress.Free

Exhibition: Clare TwomeyTime Present and Time Past, William Morris Gallery is transformed into a live ceramics studio in a new work that explores how skills are learnt and passed on.

4. On the Lawns

Mehraj ArtsDecorate your own baseball cap with textile artist Sba Shaikh.Free

Significant SeamsTake part in a fabric-dying workshop in a William Morris inspired exploration into the natural world of plants.£3

5. Fellowship Island

Queenie & TedMake fun fruit and vegetable brooches in the Appetite Tent and help create Walthamstow’s first fabric allotment.Free

Gayle Chong KwanCreate your own woven forest planter using willow, branches, twigs, leaves and feather.£5

Making Nowhere SomewhereVisit the pedal-powered cinema yurt to see Rosalind Fowler’s new work in progress and share your ideas for an imaginary future London.

6. Art for All – Kid’s Area

Scribble and SmudgeMake a fake ice cream at our seaside parlour or colour-in a sunny Walthamstow scene.Free

Little MashersPrint your own festival t-shirt by drawing on chalkboard ink to create your own unique style.£5

Creative BiscuitPaint and personalise your own ceramic cup, plate or bowl, which we will glaze and fire for you. £6

E17 Puppet ProjectsMake your own Prince Sigurd the Volsung and Fafnir the Dragon puppets. Free

Mini Garden PartyHead to the Mini Garden Party for interactive storytelling, drum workshops, a mini party and plenty of exciting play opportunities for little ones.Mostly free

On your way out don’t forget to drop in on Wood Street Walls outside the Salvation Army who are painting a mural on the side of the shop.