Twining workshop Saturday 21st March 2026 10am - 4pm
*MAXIMUM NUMBER FOR THIS WORKSHOP IS 10*
Twining is an ancient skill most famously found in the excavations of Otzi the Iceman and most recently at Must Farm.
A versatile technique that can be done in a range of materials from willow to wool used to create everything from baskets through shoes to string skirts.
join experimental archaeologist Vanessa Bunton to learn how to twine before making your own project.
During the day you will learn about twining from Prehistoric times then explore a range of materials. From there you will start to make twined fabrics before embarking on making your own twined bag or basket to take home.
Accommodation is not included but if required it is available within the local area, some suggestions can be found on our 'local accommodation' page - please arrange this yourself. Refreshments are provided on the day but not lunches.
Toilet and classroom all easily accessible from the car park
*Please bring a packed lunch*
Attendees must be over 16.