Saturday 10th May
Session - 10:00am - 11:00am

Patterns with ink
Come watch colours blend into one another with coloured inks.
Create wonderful tie-dye effect prints.

• opens 1st may

Saturday 7th June
Session - 10:00am - 11:00am

Printing layers on the gel plate.
Join me in showing you how to create multiple layered prints using paper stencils.

• opens 1st June

* Session Information *

How much does it cost?1 adult + 1 child - £16
1 adult + 2 children - £24
2 adults + 1 child - £24
2 adults + 2 children - £36

What time does the club start?We meet monthly on a Saturday morning.
(Depending on the month there will be 1 or 2 sessions running.)
Session 1 - 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Session 2 -11:30 am - 12.30 pm

How long are the Club sessions?Pattern and Print Club sessions are an hour.
This includes an introduction to the activity, time to make, explore the technique and time at the end to tidy up together.

Where is the club located?We meet at:
Grove Park Community Library,
Somertrees Ave, Lewisham
London, SE12 0BX
(find us on Google Maps)

Cancellation information1 week + before session:
Full refund given1 week – 48 hours before session:
50% refund48 hours before session:
No refund**Rescheduling considered at our discretion.

What makes this club different?

Pattern and Print Club sessions are about spending quality time with your young ones while being creative, getting inspired and making unique pieces of art to take home.Sessions are planned so that you get to make and your child/children get to make too.Come and spend time with your children and get to get to know other members of the local community too.Play and create, with all the materials provided for you. Be inspired by your children and others at the clubJoin me and try something new, or fine tune your skills of something you've done before. The club is a designed so that you can have screen free time, space to create at your own pace and what ever you fancy with the materials.Use what you've made to give to others, display on your walls or turn it into something else at home.

What do you do in the sessions?

Previous sessions have included,
- Gel plate printing - from printing using paper shapes, natural materials and stencils
- Using coloured sand to create patterns
- Traditional marbling onto ceramic baubles
- Collage with printed papers and recycled materials
- Screen printing with paper stencilsI do repeat sessions to enable you and your children to revisit so that you can build/practice/explore on previous ideas and skills. So often we only get the chance to do things once and it's lovely to have the opportunity to give something another go and persevere with it.

When do you meet?

We meet monthly on a Saturday morning.
Depending on the month there will be 1 or 2 sessions running._**
Session 1 - 10:00 am - 11:00 am
Session 2 -11:30 am - 12.30 pm

What should I wear for Pattern and Print Club?

I suggest that you wear that you don't mind getting messy in -
I provide both adult & children aprons.

What aged children is it for?

Sessions are design for adults with Reception to Year 8 aged children.(Please also note these sessions can not accommodate younger children than 4, due to health and safety and also preventing you from getting the most out of the club.)

How do we book?

If you are on the mailing list you have early access to the booking form.
The booking link is then available on the website via a link below in the Sessions section and on Instagram.

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Hi. I'm Lucie.I was born and raised in South East London, and have been living in Grove Park for 17 years, with my husband and 2 young children.I have a degree from London Metropolitan University in Silversmithing, Jewellery and Allied Crafts and specialised in photo etching onto copper and silver. For the past 17 years I have worked as Freelance Arts and Craft Tutor at the Horniman Museum and Gardens, and also ran sessions at Westminster Abbey and The Museum of London.One of the things I love about Grove Park is the sense of community, so when I heard there were plans to close Grove Park Library, I was able to put my printing skills to use for the campaign to save it, making 3 screen printed banners that we put on the library to raise awareness.With the new staff team wanting to make it a community hub as well as a library, this provided a great opportunity to bring people together to make and create and so the Pattern and Print Club was started.I love all things colourful, patterned and printed and I can not wait to explore all the ideas I have with you, and see what you make at the Club.