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Gelli Printing Taster Session

Printing from gelatine plates is a type of monoprinting which is instant and effective without the need for a press. 

Using water based inks you will explore a range of different effects from bold colourful textures to more subtle colours and patterns. You will be encouraged to overprint layers and build up interesting compositions.

Gelatine plates are easy to make and print from at home and you will also be given instructions on how to make the plates so you can carry on using the skills you’ve learned.

Exodus De Prophets

This family friendly summer series of afternoon sessions brings communities of Leeds, and beyond, to join a combination of Chapeltown based cultural artist collectives in Reggae, Roots,  Rocksteady and  LIVE Hip Hop DJs.

Come and celebrate in de historical setting of Belgrave Music Hall in unity, participating in cultural art activities, films, breakdancing and more. 

These Child Friendly Leeds independent "mama" organised events are held in partnership with Superfriendz.

Sew a 50's Inspired Dress with Alison Monroe

Join Alison for this fabulous weekend creating and customsing your own 50's inspired dress.

You'll learn how to make a 1950's classic silhouette dress. The dress will be tailored to your measurments, you can embellish, use contrasting fabrics, applique etc to make it totally unique.

Important note - you must bring 3 meters of fabric in your chosen colour/design and 1 meter trim.

This workshop is only suitable for people who can confidently use a sewing machine.

If you need any help or advice about which fabrics to choose, please get in touch.

Introduction to Power Tools - and how to use them safely

In this course you’ll learn the basics of how to safely operate motorized tools such as; Chop saw, Jigsaw, Palm Router and Orbital sander.

You’ll make a small caddie project to learn the safe working practices and skills needed to operate power tools

Duration

5 hours with a 30 minute lunch break. 10am - 3pm. Tea and coffee breaks are optional. Lunch is not provided so please bring lunch with you, there are places nearby to grab some lunch if needed.

What skill level should I be?

Introduction to Woodwork - Hand Tools Level 1

The course is designed to teach absolute beginners the fundamental skills, techniques & principals of woodworking. We welcome participants with no experience.

What will I learn?

The course is a mixture of theory and practical learning. You will learn how to use a range of hand tools that can commonly be found in your home and learn to identify the most suitable woods for a project.

Participants will gain an understanding of all the basic terms & techniques required. You will create a small project to put into practice the skills you will learn.

Introduction to DIY - Using wall fixings How to put up a shelf and more!

The course is designed for beginners

What will I learn?

This course is a mixture of theory and practical skills which will cover:

- A toolbox talk on what you need to fix different types of fixtures to different types of walls : Which drills, drill bits, screws and fixtures and when to use them.

- How to identify stud and brick walls, gaining a basic understanding of their structure.

- Practice using a battery combi-drill, hammer drill and SDS drill.

- Understanding the principles of how to avoid embedded pipes and cables.