Handwoven Bracelet Workshop – Isobelle Stothert
£70 plus £5 for materials
Treat yourself to a peaceful and creative day learning the beautiful craft of handwoven bracelet making. Using a small loom and guided step by step by an experienced tutor, you'll discover some basic weaving techniques and how to combine colours and patterns to create something truly special.
Throughout the day, you'll design and weave your own unique bracelet — whether you prefer bold and bright, soft and subtle, or something in between. With all materials provided, you can relax and enjoy the process without needing to bring a thing.
All materials included – a wide selection of threads, colours, and tools.
Calm, friendly atmosphere – a perfect space to unwind, chat, and get creative.
Personal guidance – plenty of one-to-one help to support beginners.
No experience is needed — this workshop is ideal for complete beginners as well as anyone who enjoys making and crafting.
By the end of the day, you'll leave with a beautiful handwoven bracelet and the skills to continue weaving at home.
Booking essential – limited spaces available
| Season (10 Oct 2026) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Day | Times | |
| Saturday | 10:00 | - 16:00 |
Farfield Mill is situated on the A684 between Sedbergh and Hawes, just one mile east of Sedbergh.
If you're using a sat nav, please use the postcode LA10 5LP.
From the M6 (Junction 37)
Leave the M6 at Junction 37 and enjoy a scenic five-mile drive through the stunning Howgill landscape to Sedbergh, England's Book Town. From Sedbergh, simply follow the brown tourist signs to Farfield Mill.
From Hawes
Follow the A684 towards Sedbergh for approximately 15 miles. Farfield Mill is on your right, with brown tourist signs guiding the way.
From Kirkby Lonsdale
Take the A683 north towards Sedbergh. Once you reach Sedbergh, follow the brown tourist signs to Farfield Mill.
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