Celebrate summer with activities in St Clears

You can turn your hand to anything at Carmarthenshire Centre for Crafts by Celebrating Summer in St Clears.
There is a packed programme of activities to keep busy youngsters active and occupied and parents can join in the fun too.
All ages can be involved in a colourful and eventful “celebrating summer” programme of activities at the St Clear’s Craft Centre ranging from making delicious cup cakes to blowing your own saxaphonic creation at a junk workshop or reining in your own made hobby horse.
There are opportunities for children to get engaged in creative writing sessions, collage making, painting, pottery, making corn dollies, making art journals, hobby horses pop up puppets, Chinese dragons or even for parents to capture their child’s finger print in fine silver.
To add to the flavour Food & Craft Markets are being launched in the town on July 30. The Centre is working in partnership with St Clears Town Council providing these markets to support local producers and help consumers reduce their carbon footprint.
Booking is not essential and anyone is welcome to drop in on the day, but the workshops are always very popular so pre-booking is advisable to avoid disappointment.
For bookings or further details, please call the Centre on (01994) 232726
FULL CALENDAR OF EVENTS
JULY
Thurs 22nd : Creative Writing for Kids 10.30-3.30pm
Inspired by the Dylan Thomas art exhibition, a writing workshop for ages 7-11 with Phil Bowen. Includes picnic lunch.
Sat 24th : Collage-making 11-3pm
Fun for all ages using a variety of materials.
Tues 27th : Watercolour Washes 10-12 & 1-4
An introduction to using watercolours with artist Wendy Powell Jones. Ages 10+
Thurs 29th : Junk Sculpture 10-12pm
Creating sculptures using recycled materials with Trysordy Treasure House. All ages.
Fri 30th : Cup Cake Decorating 11-1pm
The Cuppy Cake Co show you how. All ages.
FOOD & CRAFT MARKET
Sat 31st : Pottery 11 – 1pm
With Yoka Kilkelly of Siramik. Also available: a hands-on experience in hand-building with clay whilst you wait for your turn on the potter's wheel.
AUGUST
Tues 3rd : Corn Craft 10-4pm
Watch how to make corn dollies with Ceri Welsby – then do your own. All ages.
Fri 6th : Puppet Making for Kids
With Julie Ann Sheridan
10.30-12pm – The Very Hungry Caterpillar. 0-4 yrs
12.30 2.30pm – Chinese Dragons. Age 7+
Fri 6th & Sat 7th : Quilting
2 workshops to complement our Dylan Thomas exhibition
Tues 10th : Book-binding 1.30-3.30pm
An introduction to making your own sketchbooks and notebooks with Carole King. Age 16+
Thurs 12th : Spindle spinning 11-12pm
Deborah Leeke shows how to create your own drop spindle using household items. Ages 7+
Creating Art Journals 12.30 – 3pm
Deborah Leeke shows you how to keep your own. Suitable for teenagers & adults.
Friday 13th : Peg Loom Weaving, 11-3pm with Stefani Flower.All ages
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FOOD & CRAFT MARKET
Sat 14th : Paint your own Pottery 11-3pm
Design and paint your own pottery with Louise. All ages.
Tues 17th : Willow Lanterns 1-4.30pm
Learn how to create a willow lantern with Valerie Bartlett. Age 7+
Smallprint – Your child’s finger print captured and used to create gorgeous silver jewellery.
Thurs 19th :
Sat 21st : Funky Junk Jewellery 10-3pm
Making junk funky with textile artist Claire Cawte. All ages.
Tues 24th : Junk instruments 10-12pm
Making music out of recycled materials with Trysordy. Age 7+
Smallprint – Your child’s finger print captured and used to create gorgeous silver jewellery.
Thurs 26th : Book-making for Kids 11-3pm
Make your own books – great fun for all ages with Louise Bird!
Fri 27th :
FOOD & CRAFT MARKET
Sat 28th : Paint your own Pottery 11-3pm
Design and paint your own pottery with Louise. All ages.
Bank Holiday Monday: Corn Craft 10-4pm
Ceri Welsby shows how to make Corn Dollies. All ages.
Tues 31st :
SEPTEMBER
Thurs 2nd : Paper Weaving 11-3pm
Suitable for all ages
Smallprint – Your child’s finger print captured and used to create gorgeous silver jewellery.
Sat 4th : Spinning wheel demonstration
Watch and learn as Penny Reynolds spins fleece into wool.
“I made it!” For all ages
Running throughout the summer, you will be able to create your own unique: Bags, T-shirts, Aprons or tea towels all at very reasonable prices.

Junk jobs: Adults have created their own saxophone orchestra out of throwaway junk while children with their parents have helped create the hobby horse, masks and pop-up puppets.

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