MAKE: Sustainable Soaps from Local Ingredients
Use our workshop and materials. Thursdays 6-9pm. Free.
Come along to our weekly workshop space to connect and create.
This week we’ll be making our own soaps using locally sourced ingredients as far as is possible – please feel free to bring along anything from home that you would like to include – you can add any oils you like, as well as store cupboard items such as honey and oats… why not bring some dried flowers from your garden to decorate them?
You’re also welcome to make use of our store of tools and materials to work on your own project or have a rummage and get inspired to start something new. Our team are on hand for guidance and to give you a warm welcome. And our urn is on for tea!
Make:Shed is a weekly creative workshop space for young adults aged 18-35(ish) from Frome and the surrounding area. See all upcoming sessions here or follow us on Facebook or Instagram for updates.
You can book a ticket via eventbrite or contact us via FB messenger or on 07434 667 373
This is one of our tutor-led sessions, funded by Somerset Skills and Learning. It’s free for Somerset residents – we’ll just need you to complete a few forms for our funders. Check out our upcoming sessions at: https://edventurefrome.org/events/shed
Cassie Morris
Cassie is Programme Lead for Make:Shed. She joined Edventure after taking part in the Edventure Start-Up course in 2019. She is passionate about reusing, reimagining and upcycling items that would otherwise be heading for landfill; making instead of buying, and bringing people together to inspire creativity, share skills, build confidence and improve wellbeing.
Cassie also runs Workshop, an enterprise project for The Pod, Frome.
Tutor: Amala Hermon
Amala is an Artist Educator based in Frome, Somerset. Amala teaches across a range of disciplines including experimental drawing, printmaking & textiles. She runs Tabula Rasa – a small teaching studio offering 1:1 tutoring supporting teenagers, adults and home educators with their creative practice.
Amala is passionate about lifelong and community learning and has worked with Edventure since 2019.