Wednesday Morning – Craft two beautiful Crepe Paper Anemones with Amanda Cox

There is something quietly satisfying about creating a flower by hand.

In this workshop, we will make two crepe paper anemones - a delicate, sculptural bloom with softly ruffled petals and a vibrant centre. While the finished flower appears simple, it is made up of many small, thoughtful steps that come together with care.

Working with high-quality Italian crepe paper, you will be guided through each stage - shaping petals, building the centre, and assembling the flower so it feels both natural and expressive. It is a gentle, absorbing process, where attention to detail becomes part of the enjoyment.

This workshop is suitable for complete beginners. No experience is needed - just a willingness to slow down and enjoy making.

Traditionally, the anemone is known as a “windflower” - a symbol of anticipation and the fleeting nature of beauty. In creating one by hand, we gently shift that meaning - making something delicate that can remain, a quiet object to keep in the home as a reminder to be thoughtful, and to offer ourselves the same gentle care we so often give to others.

All materials are provided, however, please bring paper scissors with you.
You will leave with two finished crepe paper flowers and the knowledge to make more.

Things to bring/materials required: Please bring paper cutting scissors, all other materials are included.

Date of event: Wednesday 15 April 2026

Time: 9.30 - 12noon

Cost: £45 - (all materials included) 

No of places: 8

We never want cost to prevent anyone attending our events so please reach out to the class practitioner if you require a subsidised ticket

Biography:

Amanda Cox is a Somerset-based floral artist and founder of Creative Cox. With over three decades of experience -and having tutored for the past ten years -Amanda brings a thoughtful, approachable teaching style to all her work. A multiple RHS Chelsea Gold Medal winner, she blends her refined design principles with a deep respect for seasonal and sustainable floristry. Amanda specialises in meaningful, nature-driven workshops that allow participants to reconnect with the art of making. Whether you’re a beginner or experienced, she gently guides you to create with confidence, blending tradition with your own unique touch.

See more of Amandas work on her Instagram account