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Sketchbook: V&A Sculpture Room

Sketchbook: V&A Sculpture Room

Sun, Oct 18, 10:00 AM
From Sketchbook London
4.9

Lets sketch in the sculpture room at the V&A South Kensington I love this set of rooms, there's tonnes of amazing sculptures here. Sculptures act as such effective life drawing models cus they don't move! If anyone wishes to sketch any other part of the museum they are of course welcome to. We will meet outside the main entrance on Cromwell Road at 11am, I'll wait for about 15 minutes and then we will head in to the sculpture room together. Afterwards we can then meet back there at 1pm and maybe sit in the courtyard and compare drawings! Nearest Tube Stop: South Kensington What Three Words: ///shorts.cards.legs Completely free of charge, no need to sign up, bring a friend. Feel free to drop in for the whole two hours or just short while if you'd prefer. Look for the tall ginger fella with a sketchbook as an indicator of the meetup spot, but feel free to roam as far and wide as you like and sketch anything you damn well please! Please bring your own sketchbooks and pens/pencils. \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- About Sketchbook London Every week we will choose a location around the magnificent city of London and draw people, buildings, pigeons, bins, anything you want.... No payment, no pressure, no need to sign up, just show up and draw for a couple of hours. All levels, abilities and professions welcome, bring a friend! Zero pressure to interact, network, impress in any way, this is just a way to get out and about and appreciate the joy of urban sketching and all the weird and wonderful creatures that inhabit this thriving metropolis. I am a storyboard artist working in animation and I am happy to discuss sketching techniques or give feedback on any work but this is by no means an exclusive event for artists, all are welcome :) \-\-\-\-\-\-\-\-\- ## Sketchbook London Meetup Code of Conduct **Everyone is welcome.** We aim to provide a friendly, inclusive and respectful space to sketch, learn and meet others. By attending, you agree to: * Treat all attendees, venue staff and members of the public with courtesy and respect. * Not engage in harassment, discrimination, bullying, hate speech, intimidation, unwanted sexual attention, aggressive behaviour, or any conduct that makes another person feel unsafe or unwelcome. * Respect personal boundaries, consent, privacy and the venue’s rules. * Follow reasonable safety instructions from the organiser and venue staff. * Take reasonable care of your own belongings, equipment and personal safety. * Raise concerns with the organiser promptly, so that they can be addressed where reasonably possible. The organiser may ask anyone who breaches this code to stop the behaviour, leave the event, or be excluded from future meetups. Serious threats, violence or unlawful conduct may be reported to venue security or the police

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17 attendees

Crafting in the Old Diorama

Sat, Sep 12, 12:30 PM
From London Craft & Chat
4.9
9 attendees

A series creative journaling

Wed, Sep 16, 4:00 PM
From Neurodivergent Social Club
4.9
17 attendees
PINK INK WORKSHOP

PINK INK WORKSHOP

Thu, Sep 24, 6:00 PM
From Pink Ink - LGBTQ+ Creative Writing Support Group
4.5

Join us for Pink Ink - our LGBTQ+ creative writing support group! Pink Ink offers a safe writing space to all LGBTQ+ people to come together to write, share and discuss work. Each workshops will offer up 2-3 creatives writing exercises in a a fun sociable setting - refreshments, snacks and an opportunity to chat about writing, poetry, authors and a whole lot more! Our January workshops will also include a poetry exercise which will support any creative writers looking to enter the LGBT Swichboard [Poetry Competition ](https://switchboard.lgbt/switchboard-news-poetry-comp/) Every 2nd & 4th Thursday of the month 7-9pm 86 Caladonian Rd

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3 attendees

Beginners Henna Workshop ✨

Sat, Sep 26, 10:00 AM
From London Cosmopolitan Muslim
4.6
1 attendee
CLOTHES MAKING & ALTERING WORKSHOP

CLOTHES MAKING & ALTERING WORKSHOP

Tue, Sep 15, 5:30 PM
From The Goodlife Centre - Practical Workshops in Central London
4.8

**Bookable via our website ➡️** [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/clothes-making-altering-workshop-eve-6-11-weeks-2/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/events/clothes-making-altering-workshop-eve-6-11-weeks-2/) **⋆⋆⋆** Do you want to jump into making your own clothes but have never used a pattern? Do you wish to copy a beloved piece of clothing? Would you like to learn how to adjust your own pattern to fit just you? Learn how to take body measurements, read and alter a commercial pattern to fit, lay out and cut fabric and construct a finished garment to a high standard using one of our Janome 525s or Bernina 1008 series sewing machines. During the sessions of this small group of learners you will gain confidence and improve any sewing skills you already have. If you have never used a machine, we can guide you through making a simple garment from a purchased pattern. Bring your own pattern or use one of our small selection. If you have sewing experience but want to start creating your own patterns, you can learn how to create a bespoke piece of clothing. You can also bring a piece of clothing to alter or fix. We supply the basics and the calico you will use to make a ‘toile’ (an inexpensive mock up) to save you ruining your chosen final fabric. Along the way, talented tutor and seamstress will teach you lots of techniques and tips to ramp up your sewing passion. This is a perfect class if you have been teaching yourself so far, or if your last project was made a long time ago at school. **Suitable for:** Suitable for beginners, enjoyable for those with experience. A good level of English and basic math skills are useful. **Next start date:** Check our website for more dates: [https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/clothes-making-altering/](https://www.thegoodlifecentre.co.uk/clothes-making-altering/)

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Yes, you can join various craft groups and attend as many workshops as you like, based on your interests and availability. Explore different activities to broaden your skills.

Some workshops are in-person, fostering real-time hands-on experience, while others might be virtual. Check event details beforehand to choose what suits you.

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Craft workshops cater to all experience levels. You can find classes suitable for beginners or look for advanced sessions based on your skill level.

Attending workshops can help develop your skills, meet fellow craft enthusiasts, and be a fun way to express creativity while connecting with others.

Groups are collections of individuals sharing a common interest, such as crafting, who organize events like workshops and meetups to engage members.

Meetup primarily organizes group events and workshops. The platform is not designed for one-on-one sessions but focuses on collective experiences.

The frequency of crafting workshops depends on group organizers and demand. It's advised to check regularly for updates and new listings in your interest areas.

Simply sign in to your Meetup account, go to the event page, and click on RSVP. This ensures your spot and keeps you informed of any updates.

Meetup provides a platform to explore interests, but the outcome relies on active participation and the structure set by the event organizers.

You will meet like-minded individuals with similar crafting interests in workshops, providing a great opportunity for networking and learning.

Absolutely! If you wish to share your crafting skills and host workshops, you can create your own group and organize events through Meetup.

Availability depends on current organizers. Consider joining existing events to start connections, or set up your own group to find and enjoy these interests.