APRICITY HOSTS:
CONSCIOUSLY CRAFTED
Chantelle is inviting her favourite crafters, artists and visionaries into Apricity for a collection of workshops, grounded in creativity, reconnection and nature.
To kick off the series on Saturday 14th March, Chantelle welcomes season-led florist Alice Donadoni, founder of Mora Floral Studio. During the session, she will share her expertise in seasonal floristry while demonstrating her organic creative process.
Guests will gain insight into Alice’s approach by creating their own miniature floral arrangement set within an oyster shell - a thoughtful piece that connects back to the earth and celebrates nature throughout.
The session will make for an experience for guests to share with their friends or their mothers, each creating beautiful arrangements set within oyster shells, connecting back to the earth and nature, in time for Mother’s Day.
SATURDAY 16TH MAY
Gemma Wilson,
Multidisciplinary Artist
Multidisciplinary artist and ex-Apricity alumni, Gemma Wilson, will be joining Chantelle on Saturday 16th May.
Gemma, who designed and created the tapestries adorning the walls of the restaurant, combines ceramics and textiles in her art exploring subjects of joy, craft and play; creating vibrant, tactile pieces, intersecting thread, fabric, clay and colour. Gemma will be taking guests through her creative process, crafting a piece of art to treasure.
SATURDAY 13TH JUNE
Lydia Bolton,
Fashion Designer & Creator
In celebration of Climate Month, and to round-off the first series of Consciously Crafted, Chantelle will be joined by slow fashion designer and creator, Lydia Bolton.
Lydia has become known in London for her zero-waste approach, working with sleeping stock, deadstock fabrics and thrifted items to create luxury yet accessible clothing and homeware, and has partnered with brands including eBay, By Rotation, Nike & Adidas.
Lydia, on Saturday 13th June, in a nod to Apricity, will be teaching a Napkin Embroidery Workshop, utilising vintage cloths, with guests leaving with an art piece which otherwise would have ended up in landfill.