With felix ford
Creative Chill does exactly what it says on the tin. Join us for an evening of chilled out creativity
through the art of of stamp making and stamp printing.
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​Get ready to chillax and relax through creativity!
Creative Chill is our no-pressure workshop, where you can stroll through the creative process, experiment, and play with creative techniques while making new friends.
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This month, we're thrilled to welcome Felix Ford to the Afri-Co-Lab House to share their latest creative obsession – stamp making!
Join us for a stamping good time!
Learn how to carve your own special rubber stamps from erasers in this fun, enabling and playful creative session, led by Hastings local - Felix Ford.
Felix will provide prompts, creative starting points and plenty of encouragement, so no previous experience or special skills are required; this is about you finding your own way to make marks, carve shapes, and express yourself in the joyful medium of rubber stamps.
Use your stamps to give gift tags and wrapping paper your unique and personal touch. Suitable for all levels, all materials included. At the end you’ll have your own stamps, plus a couple of sheets of paper and gift tags.
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put your stamp on it
The details
​WHERE?
At Afri-Co-Lab, 3 Marine Court, St Leonards-On-Sea, TN38 0DX
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WHAT TIME?
Doors open at 6.30 pm with the session starting at 7 pm.
Stamping time finishes at 9 pm.
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HOW?
No experience necessary all abilities welcome
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EQUIPMENT?
We will be using craft knives and cutting mats, all equipment will be provided
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WHAT ELSE?
Soft drinks, biscuits and lots of laughter will be served!
Felix Ford is a neurodivergent disabled artist working with knitting, sound and stationery to foreground the preciousness of our real, everyday lives.
From recording domestic sounds for her PhD, to publishing books that show you how to turn your town into knitting; from mending the patches in her clothes each week, to running her wildly popular journaling course, everything Felix does is about celebrating the magic of ordinary life and refusing to care less about small things, or each other.
Making her own rubber stamps is her latest obsession and in her own practice she is using these to commemorate and cherish all her tiny, special beach finds. Follow her blog at knitsonik.com and follow her everywhere else as @knitsonik.