Dot Mandala Painted Tea Light Holder Workshop

Learn how to create a beautiful dot mandala pattern tea light holder in Oxfordshire.



4 hours Class size 1 to 8 guests       £53 (PayPal Pay in 3 available)

This dot mandala workshop in Kencot, Oxfordshire is designed to introduce you to skills in the ancient art of dot mandala painting. You will be trying your hand at dot mandala design on the curved surface of one of my 16cm hand-cast art plaster tea light holders.
This workshop is classed both as a beginners class or as the next step in your dot mandala journey, if you have taken the Introduction to Dot Mandala or Dot Mandala on Canvas workshops.
What to expect:
  • You will be creating a larger mandala on a coloured background (pre-painted for you)
  • Colour of background will vary on the day.
  • Get crafty and make a large tea light holder.
By the end of the workshop, you'll have developed your dot mandala art skills and have a completed tea light holder to take home!
What you'll get
  • Practice paper.
  • 16cm tea light holder with a background of either Sandstone, Marine Blue, or Maple Red.
  • Paint!
  • 1 x tea light.
  • All tools/brushes loaned for use on the day.
  • Tea, coffee, and biscuits (Please be advised that I provide whole milk only for beverages).
Knowledge required
No prior knowledge is needed, suitable for beginners.
What to bring
Just yourself!
Location

Location varies by date; to see details.

  • Kencot Village Hall, Oxfordshire GL7 3QU
  • Cumnor United Reformed Church, Leys Road, Cumnor OX2 9QF
  • Oxfordshire

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The Crafty Boater
The Crafty Boater

female Women-owned

I have always enjoyed art and craft of some kind, but I have always been particularly interested in folk art painting. In 2017, my husband and I bought a Dutch barge and motored it all the way from the Netherlands to our hometown at the top of the Thames. We already owned a narrowboat, and I fell in love with canal art and folk art from around the world.
When I learned that I was going to be made redundant from my university teaching job, I decided to set up a craft business. I knew that folk art painting and dot mandala painting were what I wanted to teach, so The Crafty Boater was born. I now teach and run local craft markets.

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