The 5 best Christmas homes and interiors workshops in Camden
PUBLISHED: 12:22 14 December 2016 | UPDATED: 12:47 14 December 2016
A flower pressing workshop at Ro Co's Tufnell Park shop makes for an original gift
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Stuck for an original Christmas gift idea? Why not tap into the new trend for workshops and spend some quality time getting down to DIY with your nearest and dearest
Show someone crafty that you care by booking them on to a ceramics courseThere’s a growing trend for workshops in north London, with people opting to spend a few hours learning a new skill together rather than just buying something pre-made from a shop. Workshops also make a great Christmas gift for people who already have enough stuff in their lives and homes
Teach someone how to make a terrarium and they'll have a living decoration that will last long after the holiday season is overLondon terrariums
Workshops, from £40 including materials, in various Hackney and Islington locations
Best for: Making the trendiest houseplant displays in town
Discover the art of bookbinding with your most literary friend at the London Centre for Book ArtsLondon Centre for Book Arts
Paper marbling workshop, £85, Unit 18 Ground Floor, Britannia Works, 56 Dace Road, E3 2NQ
Best for: Traditional paper-based crafts
The greatest gift you can give is time out of our hectic modern lives - so why not use that time to learn a craft?Ro Co
Pressed wildflower workshop, £45, 171 Junction Road, N19 5PZ
Best for: Pretty as a picture floral projects
If you have a friend who is potty for pottery then a ceramics course would make a thoughtful giftCamden arts centre
Ceramics for beginners 10-week course, £240 or £170 concessions, Arkwright Road, NW3 6DG
Best for: Gaining expertise with clay over a longer period
Nothing says 'I love you' like a few hours spent whittling a wooden spoonForest + Found
A spoon carving workshop will be held at Smug, 13 Camden Passage, N1, £50 including materials and tools
Best for: Rediscover your inner forager with some rustic wood art
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