We're really pleased with the feedback we received from the students who attended our enamelling experience with the talented Kate...

The therapeutic craft of spoon carving with Blended Monkey.

Such a lovely group of ladies at today's spoon carving workshop here in the Blended Monkey Studios.

Our large hare sculpture experience was a brilliant success!

I had a fab, creative group of ladies attend my silk painting workshop at the Haddenham Arts Centre last month.

We also offer group ceramics workshops here and at other venues - have fun hand building with clay.

Our junk journalling workshops with our guest tutor from Fanoggins Crafts can be enjoyed at various venues!

Enjoy a small-group green woodworking experience here at Blended Monkey or venues in Haddenham and Waterbeach.

Our half-day blossom tile & lazy hare workshops were a success. See our website for all the other group workshops on offer.

We enjoyed being part of the Creative Lives Know Your Neighbourhood Project!

Such a relaxing workshop - our junk journalling experiences make for a very chilled out creative day.

We had a great group attend the Fenland Orchard Project spoon carving workshop - well done guys!

Our "creative with clay" coiling & botanical vases workshop at the Farmland Museum in Waterbeach was a real success.

Our guest tutor, Mark Evans, taught a fabulous Roman Letters stone carving workshop here at Blended Monkey.

Another fabulous junk journalling group joined us at the Farmland Museum & Denny Abbey. Well done guys!

The students at the Farmland Museum enjoyed their green woodworking experience taught by our own Simon Taggart, Green Woodworker.

Our dedicated covered green woodworking space here at Blended Monkey is the perfect venue for our green woodworking workshops!

Our tile making & glazing experience is very popular as students get to decorate their own unique tiles in colours of their choosing.

Our green woodworking students got to grips with chopping, shaving and turning using the heritage craft tools of green woodworking.

Another fab group of students learning the relaxing art of coiling clay and making unique vases using pressed-in botanicals.