MOSAIC CHRISTMAS TREE with Anne Tyson - Sunday 8th November 3.15pm

Thursday 5th November 2026 - Sunday 8th November 2026

NEC, Birmingham

60-minute workshop – cost £20.00
 
Experience the wonderful hobby of creating mosaics with Anne Tyson. On this workshop you will create a 17cm Christmas tree decoration, using lots of pre-cut glass tiles and beads. There will be full instructions, and Anne will be on hand to help, as well as giving you lots of information about mosaic making.

You will be provided with a box to carry your mosaic home.

Advisory Note

All ages and abilities over 12 years old – children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. 

Meet the Tutor

Based in the West Midlands, Anne Tyson has been creating and teaching mosaics for 15 years. She is passionate about the mosaic art form and specialises in creating outdoor mosaics to brighten up our outdoor spaces. Anne’s aim is to spread her passion for mosaics and shatter the misconception that it is a difficult craft. 

* Show times are subject to change. Please check the ICHF Events website for up to date timings.

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60-minute workshop – cost £20.00
 
Experience the wonderful hobby of creating mosaics with Anne Tyson. On this workshop you will create a 17cm Christmas tree decoration, using lots of pre-cut glass tiles and beads. There will be full instructions, and Anne will be on hand to help, as well as giving you lots of information about mosaic making.

You will be provided with a box to carry your mosaic home.

Advisory Note

All ages and abilities over 12 years old – children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult. 

Meet the Tutor

Based in the West Midlands, Anne Tyson has been creating and teaching mosaics for 15 years. She is passionate about the mosaic art form and specialises in creating outdoor mosaics to brighten up our outdoor spaces. Anne’s aim is to spread her passion for mosaics and shatter the misconception that it is a difficult craft.