Beeyarnd Bar (November | December 2022)

A day of learning latch hooking and some retail therapy sounds about right.

Beeyarnd Bar is an intimate, private workshop for like-minded craft lovers to learn the step-by-step basics of latch hooking and to create their very own unique fibre art. Participants would bring home their own 8" x 10" fibre art on canvas. 

After your workshop, enjoy a fabulous 10% discount on your shopping loots from 3littlepicks!

[COURSE OVERVIEW]

• Introduction Beeyarnd's fibre art philosophy

• Identify various types of yarn suitable for fibre art

• Introduction of tools

• Colours and Textures Composition

• Develop an individual style of fibre art

• Principles of latch hooking

• Hands-on session with guidance

• Sharing caring tips for fibre art.

Duration: 1pm - 5:30pm (4 -4.5 hours)

Venue: 3littlepicks, 2 Gambas Crescent #08-24, Tower 2 Nordcom 2, 757046

[Notes]

- Participants should arrive 10 minutes before class time. The class starts at 1 pm sharp so that everyone will be able to complete their fibre art. 

- The class will only commence when all 4 seats are filled 1 week before the scheduled date. Participants would receive updates and confirmation 1 week before the class. In the event of insufficient participants, the class will be postponed. Participants can choose to join the next class date. 

- In the event, a scheduled class date is confirmed to commence, any cancellation or absence by the participant thereafter would result in forfeit of payment. There would be no refunds to the participant in this case. However, the participant can transfer his/her seat by finding someone to replace him/her on their own accord. In this case, please inform us beforehand by sending an email to hello@beeyarnd.com.

- In light of the increasing amount of Covid-19 cases in the community, we’ve taken extra precautions to ensure all staff on ground presents a negative ART test. Hand sanitisers, wet wipes and disinfectants will be made accessible during the event for all to use. If you’re unwell, do stay at home to protect yourself and others around you.