Coffee and Crafting

Always wanted to try a new craft but don’t know where to begin?

Looking to polish your creative skills?

Excited to meet fellow craft enthusiasts?

Join us for a fun-filled afternoon of crafting, creativity, and community!

Each workshop dives into the fascinating story behind a beautifully crafted object from the Museum’s collection.

Discover how these treasures help tell the tale of Richmond’s past, then use them as inspiration for your very own craft project!

Workshops are held at the Museum, between 1pm to 3:30pm on the following dates in 2025:

Wednesday 22 and Saturday 25 January:
Beading inspired by a pair of Edwardian Wedding Shoes

Wednesday 19 and Saturday 22 February:
Fabric Block Printing inspired by a Printed Tea Towel

Wednesday 19 and Saturday 22 March:
Crochet Flowers inspired by a Vintage Leaflet

Wednesday 16 and Saturday 19 April:
Basket Making inspired by Dolls House Miniatures

Wednesday 14 and Saturday 17 May:
Lace Knitting inspired by a Lambrequin (a short piece of decorative drapery)

Wednesday 11 and Saturday 14 June:
Fabric Origami inspired by Dolls House furniture

Wednesday 17 and Saturday 20 September:
Patchwork inspired by a World War Two Dress

Wednesday 15 and Saturday 18 October:
Blackwork embroidery, inspired by mourning wear and ghost stories from Richmond Palace!

Wednesday 12 and Saturday 15 November:
Embroidered cards, inspired by postcards sent in World War One

Wednesday 10 and Saturday 13 December:
Decoupage Christmas Cards, inspired by an embroidered copy of the Radio Times!

Supported by Art Tickets by the Art Fund

Art Tickets, is a free ticketing platform for museums and galleries provided by Art Fund, designed for museums by museums.

It is provided by the Art Fund, FREE OF CHARGE, so every penny you pay for your tickets goes straight to the Museum of Richmond, helping to keep us open and serving the Community.