Glass Painting Crafternoon with Debbie Bryan in Nottingham
Difficulty
easy
Duration
1.5–2.5 hours
Fitness Level
No physical fitness required; suitable for all ages and abilities.
Overview
Step into Nottingham’s creative heart with Debbie Bryan’s Glass Painting Crafternoon—an engaging workshop where hand-painting meets local charm. Create custom glass art while enjoying tea, coffee, and treats in a welcoming city-centre setting.
Glass Painting Crafternoon @ Nottingham City Centre
Includes booking fee
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About This Adventure
Paint your own illustrative and decorative designs on to a glass coaster, tea light, mini bottle, gin or wine glass
Our most popular Crafternoon with its fun hand-painting techniques!
What’s provided for your Glass Painting Crafternoon
- An introduction from the Debbie Bryan team on tips and techniques, before you’ll be set on your way to creating your own design
Our glass painting crafternoon is recommended for decoration only although we do provide manufacturers instructions on how to set your paints at home.
- Your chosen glassware
- A mix of glass paint and pens
- Brushes
- Illustrative design sheet
If you're interested in doing this craft at home, why not check out our Glass Painting Craft Kits?
Be inspired by our craft ideas through our Crafternoon Pinterest boards here
Packages
Explore our Afternoon Tea, Cream Tea and Grazing Platter menus here
With your choice of tea or freshly ground coffee and a chocolate fudge brownie
You will be allocated a hour and a half for your Crafternoon
With Cream Tea; in-house baked fruit scone with cream, fruit preserve and strawberries plus your choice of tea or freshly ground coffee.
You will be allocated a hour and a half for your Crafternoon.
With Afternoon Tea, Sweet or Savoury Grazing Platter
A popular choice! Freshly prepared and homemade You will be allocated two and a half hours for your Crafternoon Your Crafternoon will begin with craft first
Terms and conditions
Available as part of our booking system, we offer multiple creativity and hospitality packages, for the best possible experience, we recommend booking the same Crafternoon and hospitality options for your table. If you and guests would like to experience different packages, we advise that you order no more than two different Crafternoon & hospitality options. Please contact us to request mixed Crafternoon and hospitality packages, and we will do our best to accommodate these requests.
Read all terms and conditions online here
Adventure Tips
Book Early for Preferred Timeslots
Sessions can fill quickly, especially with hospitality options; secure your spot in advance.
Wear Comfortable Clothes
Glass painting can be a bit messy—choose casual attire you don’t mind getting paint on.
Allow Adequate Time for Setting Paint
The paints need to be set at home per provided instructions for long-lasting results.
Consider Shared Packages for Groups
If booking for multiple people, coordinate package choices to streamline the experience.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Urban foxes often spotted at dusk in city green spaces like the Arboretum.
- The occasional sighting of heraldic Red Kites soaring above Nottingham’s outskirts.
History
Nottingham’s St Peter's Gate area blends its rich medieval trading past with contemporary arts and culture, making it a fitting locale for creative workshops.
Conservation
Debbie Bryan emphasizes reusable materials and eco-friendly paints, reflecting Nottingham’s broader commitment to sustainable urban arts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Recommended Gear
Comfortable Clothing
Wear clothes you don’t mind getting paint stains on during the workshop.
Light Jacket or Sweater
Useful for walking to and from the venue in cooler months.
fall|winter|spring specific
Reusable Water Bottle
Stay hydrated, especially if booking longer hospitality packages.
Camera or Smartphone
Capture your finished glass art and memories of your time in Nottingham.