Prices on this page are for 2026.

Craft Workshop for Care Homes


£120 + MILEAGE

Price: for workshops in 2026

Duration: 1-2 hours

Group size: 10 adults (extra residents charged at £12/person)


A workshop with a purpose of using up the scraps! Much like the sensory workshops, these are also designed to be inclusive and filled with sensory elements along the way.

Each workshop is run personally by me, to ensure consistency and familiarity each time I visit. This means I can grow a bond with the residents and learn their individual needs and preferences.

Every workshop is set up with calming, sensory elements on the table and all based around lavender and it’s wellbeing benefits. Residents get to choose from coloured piles of fabrics scraps to create their master piece; currently I am running canvas, vase decorating and memory box workshops, but much like the sensory ones.. this will be expanding soon!

What’s amazing about this is it really takes the residents back to basics, community projects around a table that everyone can enjoy. The end result ends up being different for each individual, showing how brightly their personalities shine through.

Much like with the lavender filled gifts in the sensory workshops, the strength lavender offers for its wellbeing benefits is strong here too! Each resident leaves with something lavender filled; a bag tied to the memory box, a fully sewn bag to hold while they gaze at their canvas or a vase filled with lavender finished with a beautiful lavender sprig.

How long are your workshops?

The Craft Workshop for residents can last between 1 to 2 hours - it really depends on the residents and how long they need.


Testimonials from the people who really matter

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“Tara comes to the care home where I work and delivers brilliant workshops that everyone enjoys. The thought and planning that goes into each session is clear to see and each session is easy to adapt to each individual resident. Tara is so kind, caring and patient with the residents and it is a pleasure to have her here. Would highly recommend!”

GEMMA JONES, Customer Relationship Manager, Gillingham Grange Care Home.

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“Last week, we were delighted to welcome Tara from Fabric Sewn Beautiful back to Potter House.

Our residents had a wonderful time getting creative together, making beautiful decorative vases. It was a lovely afternoon filled with smiles, laughter, and plenty of artistic flair!

A huge thank you to Tara for another fantastic session. We always look forward to seeing you and can’t wait for your next visit.”

Potter House Care Home.

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“Today we enjoyed a wonderful workshop with Fabric Sewn Beautiful, creating a beautiful canvas using a variety of fabrics and materials in our favourite colours.

We began by exploring the colours we loved when we were younger, before moving onto the colours that inspired us today. The activity sparked lots of creativity, conversation, and fond memories, with everyone sharing stories and reflecting on different stages of their lives.

A fantastic session full of colour, imagination, and reminiscence!"

Gillingham Grange Care Home.


How to book the Craft Workshop

If you have any questions or would like to book this workshop, then I would love to hear from you.

Simply fill out the form below and I’ll be in touch as soon as I can. Alternatively email me instead, or give me a call.

Email
Tara@fabricsewnbeautiful.co.uk

Phone
07808 529 535

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An elderly man working on a craft project at a decorated table with torn paper, flowers, and other craft supplies, while another elderly woman is in the background, with framed artwork on the wall behind.