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  • Hobbycraft free workshops for kids

    Hobbycraft free workshops for kids

    Over half term at UK stores

    Arts and craft retailer Hobbycraft is running free workshops for kids in most of its 81 UK stores (find your nearest store*).

    Workshops, dates and times vary from store to store, but could include craft activities, eg, craft with paper, cupcake decorating and face painting. Children do not need to bring anything as all materials will be provided.

    Hobbycraft told us that children of all ages are welcome, but they will need to be accompanied by a parent.

    You don’t need to book - just turn up. There’s always the small risk it’s full when you get there, but you can’t check ahead or book, so just arrive in good time. 

  • Hobbycraft 15% loyalty card discount

    Hobbycraft 15% loyalty card discount

    Eg, £7.80 Valentine's bowl craft set norm £9.25 separately

    If you sign up to Hobbycraft's loyalty card* you can get an extra 15% off your first online purchase. The voucher will be emailed to you, and it's valid for four weeks after joining.

    If you're looking for something homemade for your sweetheart this Valentine's Day and only have a tenner, there's a make-your-own bowls set at Hobbycraft* which you could get for £7.80 all-in. The set is normally £8 plus £1 click & collect (or £3.50 delivery), but If you were to buy the individual items in the set separately, it would cost you £9.95 plus delivery.

    The set includes:

    • Air-drying clay (1kg) - norm £3.75
    • Heart-shaped cookie cutter - norm £1.50
    • Modge-podge glossy glaze (59ml) - norm £1.50
    • Alphabet stamps - norm £2.50

    There are instructions online* for anyone not feeling brave (or foolhardy) enough to just rip open the packet and give it a go.

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