Beginner-friendly hand carved wooden block printing: Design your custom product. All materials included.

Block printing is a traditional textile craft, recognised by Heritage Crafts UK (https://heritagecrafts.org.uk/craft/block-printing-wallpaper-and-textiles/) as an 'Endangered' craft. This exclusive workshop offers an opportunity to experience and learn this heritage skill in a relaxed, modern setting.

Looking for a creative workshop in Oxford? Discover the art of hand-carved wooden block printing in a premium, beginner-friendly, 2-hour session and leave with your own personalised piece.

Whether you are trying something new or exploring creativity again, this session is designed to help you unwind, learn, and create freely.

What you’ll do

In this beginner-friendly block-printing workshop, you’ll learn the fundamentals of textile printing with a curated selection of pre-carved wooden blocks. Each block has been handcrafted by skilled artisans, making every print unique.

You’ll explore floral and geometric patterns, experiment with colour and layering, and build your own design step by step.

You’ll start by testing ideas on paper before printing your final piece on fabric.

A complimentary cotton cushion cover, tote bags and pouches included, or you’re welcome to bring your own fabric (cotton or linen, including T-shirts or napkins) to personalise.

Why you’ll love it

✨ Learn an endangered craft and become part of keeping it alive

✨ Slow down, experiment, and let your creativity take the lead — no rules, just play

✨ Put the phone away for a couple of hours and give yourself a proper breather from the noise

✨ Leave with something only you could have made — your idea, your pattern, your piece

✨ Beginner-friendly – no experience needed

✨ Use artisan hand-carved wooden blocks for printing

✨ Take home your own printed cushion cover, pouches, napkins, or bandana

What’s included

All materials and tools

Artisan-crafted printing blocks

Textile inks and colours

Cotton tote bag to design and keep

What to wear

Wear something you don’t mind getting a little messy, or bring an apron.

Description supplied by the event organiser.