Indirect Method Mosaic Workshop: Half Day

Master mosaic making for beginners with this interactive London class.



4 hours Class size 1 to 6 guests       £60

Could your DIY home decor use a touch of vibrant colour? Join expert mosaicist Giulia and learn how to make your very own mosaic at this beginner-friendly workshop in London.
Working from a pre-made design, you'll learn how to create your piece using the indirect method, where the mosaic is formed backwards on paper in a mirror image and then flipped onto the wooden support to be grouted.
Your teacher will guide you step-by-step throughout the process as you begin to cut and shape your tiles, so don't worry if this is your first mosaic making experience. This half-day workshop is the perfect opportunity for beginners to have some crafty fun and pick up the basics!
In this workshop, you'll cover:
  • Introduction to the course and the technique.
  • Selection of the design and materials.
  • How to transfer/ draw an image to prepare the creation of a mosaic.
  • How to cut and shape tiles to create your own mosaic using mosaic nippers.
  • How to create a mosaic using Andamento (layout) technique.
  • The indirect method: glueing your tesserae on brown paper and then flipping it onto the wooden support.
  • How to complete and grout your mosaic.
Whether you're developing a new skill with your besties or you're searching for fun birthday party ideas in London, this creative class is sure to leave you with a beautiful mosaic to take home and display.
Please note:
If you wish to bring your own design it will need to be agreed upon with the tutor in advance before the start of the workshop.
The course will only run with a minimum of 2 students
What you'll get
  • All of the materials and equipment for the workshop.
  • Your stunning mosaic measuring approx. 10cm x 10cm to take home.
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Location

Cockpit Yard, Northington Street WC1N 2NP London

This venue is within walking distance of Chancery Lane and Holborn tube stations

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Recent reviews of Indirect Method Mosaic Workshop: Half Day

  • 5/5 from Jessica Elliott, attended Mar 2023: Very patient teacher excellent morning. We both came away with some good skills to carry on.
  • 5/5 from Olivia Wylie, attended Mar 2023: Lovely class with a very chilled vibe. Giulia was a great teacher, and she kept the tea and coffee flowing throughout the class
  • 5/5 from Elizabeth Burgess, attended Feb 2023: Guilia was friendly and welcoming. She gave expert tuition in an accessible style. Encouraging and supportive. Fun 4 hours.
  • 5/5 from Sarah Duplock, attended Feb 2023: Great course, I really enjoyed it. The 4 hours went so quickly. Choose the cactus!
  • 5/5 from Lara Temperley, attended Feb 2023: Giulia was a wonderful teacher and her work was so inspiring. Her studio is a lovely setting for the workshop. My friend and I loved the session and feel like we learnt a lot. Would definitely recommend.
  • 5/5 from Natalie Macdonald, attended Nov 2022: The teacher was welcoming and friendly. There was a happy atmosphere in the room. This helped nervous beginners! Materials were all provided and assistance was given. The tutor was helpful and the chocolate cookies were delicious
  • 5/5 from Morgane Moss, attended Nov 2022: We had a fabulous morning with Giulia in her studio. Just show up and enjoy. She is a clear instructor and the process was a lot of fun. It was great going home with mosaics we had made ourselves.
  • 5/5 from Charlotte Raymen, attended Sep 2022: Very patient teacher, extremely knowledgeable and made us feel welcome and supported. We had a variety of tile colours in different styles and there were plenty of cool templates to choose from!m. Good value for money and we had a lot to take away with us in terms of tips and mosaic goods (made by us!). We were able to book as a group and it was a wonderful shared experience. The music was really good too
  • 5/5 from Sharon Bierer, attended Jul 2022: Teacher was a perfect mix of being available and not sitting on our shoulders. Patient, interested and talented teacher. We learnt basic skills and all 3 of us were delighted with our end products. Great choice of colours and designs to choose from. Near transport in Central London. Highly recommended.
  • 5/5 from Polly Wines, attended May 2022: Lovely, relaxed and very patient! Encouraging and shared interesting tips. And made lots of tea.
  • 5/5 from Nakul, attended May 2022: HiIt was a wonderful experience learning this new art with such a professional and experienced tutor. We had a great time and really appreciate Gulias staying late and helping us finish our art piece.ThanksLook forward to more wonderful classes with you.Aayushi and Nakul
  • 5/5 from Laura Sykes, attended May 2022: I had a great morning with my nieces with Giulia. She was clear and helpful and provided tea and snack and a glass of water all welcome though I was far too absorbed to eat the snacks! She was aware of who wanted help and when and who was happy to plough on! Some did not finish bang on 2pm but she made sure everyone could finish before they left. Thoroughly recommend, I learned a lot and Giulia answered all our questions well.
  • 5/5 from Jennelle Francis, attended Mar 2022: Excellent class with a knowledgeable teacher. She was very patient and supportive as we all had different abilities. I highly recommend her class.
  • 5/5 from Emma Emma, attended Feb 2022: A great course with a very knowledgeable teacher
  • 5/5 from Maha Alharbi, attended Nov 2021: Hi, Thank you so much I was enjoyed and l will try to take full day workshop Thanks Maha
Your teacher

South London Mosaic
South London Mosaic

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Giulia Manzoni is an Italian Graduated Mosaicist from the Mosaic School of Spilimbergo in Italy, gaining a complete mosaic education spanning from history and design to fabrication and installation. Now based in London, Giulia has collaborated on numerous projects, such as the floor restoration of the Victoria and Albert Museum. She is also involved in several bespoke mosaic projects and mosaic teaching.
Her mosaic teaching experience started in 2014 when she worked as Costumer Mosaic Designer in a mosaic studio based in San Francisco. After moving to London, at the end of 2016, she was part of the teaching team at the Southbank Mosaic and after at the London School of Mosaic for a short time before starting her own mosaic courses.
2026-10-16 15:00:00
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