Paper craft and watercolour share the table for this free creative hour at Ventnor Library. Combining the two gives participants several ways to work: painted colour can become a background, a detail or material to cut and assemble, while paper construction provides a clear shape for the finished piece. The library setting makes the workshop approachable for people who want to try something small without committing to a long course.
The session runs from 2pm to 3pm on Wednesday 16 September. It is free, but booking is required because table space and materials are limited. Contact Ventnor Library using the details on the event post to reserve a place and ask whether the workshop is intended for adults, children or a mixed group. The source does not list a materials fee, yet participants should still confirm whether they need to bring brushes, scissors or an apron.
This is a concise arts and crafts activity, so arrive ready to begin rather than using the first quarter-hour to choose a project. Library staff can explain step-free access, toilets and any support available inside the building. Wear something that will not be spoiled by a splash of paint. If you can no longer attend, release the booking so another person can take the limited seat. Check the Facebook event for any last-minute change.