Fair Isle Basket Making

Fair Isle Basket Making Make your own basket using the knotting technique used in Fair Isle Strawback Chairs - a critically endangered British craft. This technique has been re-popularised by Eve Eunson. Come along with your loved-ones and enjoy an evening outdoors gathered around the flickering campfire. We will provide a delicious campfire-cooked supper (please indicate and dietary requirments on booking), refreshments and all the tution and materials required to take home your hand-crafted items. In the event of inclement weather, we are able to be undercover - rain will not stop our enjoyment!

In booking this workshop I declare that: • I understand that it is my responsibility to ensure that I am wearing the appropriate clothing and footwear for the activities • I will abide by the ground rules and health & safety guidelines of the activity • I understand that there are inherent risks involved in the activity that may cause injury • Wildly Curious can accept no responsibility for loss or damage to personal property or for personal injury not arising as a result of its own act or default • In the event of a medical emergency, I agree to receiving emergency medical treatment, including anaesthetic as considered necessary by the medical authorities present

On arrival at Manor Farm, Alms Hill, Bourn CB23 2SH, head down the farm driveway and into the main farmyard carpark near Knibbs the butchers shop. Park here. On foot, head around the back of the modern metal barn (not the ancient black one), past the wheelie bins (v glam...), and up the slope, passing the wood pile on your left. You should spot my silver van. Turn left and we're down the track. Accessibility Parking is available nearer to the shelter than the main car park - please contact us for details. Wildly Curious is accessed along an approx 20m wood-chipped track. The shelter area is also wood-chipped. There are 2 wheelchair accessible toilets at the farm. There is a toilet with two low steps at the shelter.