Sunday 12th July, 10am – 12pm & 2pm – 4pm
Spott Village Hall, Dunbar
Come and create “Mosslings” – small sculptural forms made from materials foraged from the local landscape.
Inspired by Scottish folk traditions, you’ll transform plants, fibres, and found natural materials into tactile creations that will join a communal exhibition in July. If you wish, your Mosslings can later be returned to the landscape to nourish new growth.
What You’ll Do:
- Take a short walk around Spott Village Hall to forage materials
- Learn to make cordage from natural fibres
- Explore simple weaving techniques using your foraged finds
- Create your own Mossling through guided, hands-on crafting
Why Attend: This workshop offers a chance for slow, creative making that connects you to
Dunbar’s landscape and heritage. Work with your hands, explore traditional techniques, and be part of a collective art project rooted in place and community.
What to Expect: A relaxed, beginner-friendly session focusing on tactile craft and working with natural materials. No prior experience needed – just curiosity and an interest in making and exploring what the landscape has to offer.
Practical Details:
- Suitable for adults and children (7+)
- Young children must be accompanied by a supervising adult
- Wear suitable clothing and shoes for exploring outdoors and getting dirty!
To book your place and for further information please message
Jo McNamara: 07484 210758
Part of the FLOW programme of workshops