Our teacher was very helpful and patient. Although we'd previously made jewellery at this location it didn't seem repetitive. The small classes are a plus and mean you can take a lot of time to get it exactly right. Can't wait to try something else next time!

This was our second round of water-marbleing - just as fun the second time! This time we brought t-shirts and were able to do those in the time as well. The teacher was patient and keen to show us new techniques as well. She's clearly investing in her art studio, and it makes for a peaceful and beautiful experience.

This was a fun and supportive on-one-one session suitable for a teenager interested in jewellery and crafting. The teacher was knowledgeable, patient and passionate about sharing his knowledge.

The session was only just long enough to be an introduction into blacksmithing and to make a horse shoe into a heart. I'd highly recommend it for people interested in blacksmithing basics, but if you want to make a bigger project (a sculpted turtle) then you've going to need more than one session.

This class was at a good level for a beginner teenager. It took the full time, and the teacher was very patient. Some people made some really interesting looking items, but mine was kept simple.

We really enjoyed our 1.5 hour lesson with Amanda. Amanda gave us some handy tips, and then let us loose to water marble! Even someone who is not creative at all (like me) can create a product that looks beautiful. We signed up for the basic class with no additional inclusions but ended up doing an additional two small pieces of fabric and a scarf. The designs looked great and it was lots of fun. I like that the pieces I made can be functional - we now have four extra napkins and a piece of fabric I am going to turn into a cushion. The scarf looks truely awesome and I'm looking forward to wearing it.

I look forward to visiting again, and making more awesome creations. I review everything I experience (very honestly), and this one was truly awesome. I'd highly recommend it for friends' get togethers or hens. I reckon that you could make sashes for a bride's do if you wanted! Or this is totally also appropriate for your teens - yes, there's a black ink and they can create something as dark as they like.

Word of warning to wear either black fabric and/or be conscious that you might get a few bits of ink on your fingers. This is the day after and I still have some blue under my fingers. Oops?