Slower, hands-on crafts you learn from zero. We teach you the punch needle and the fabric before you start, hand-build with air-dry clay in any shape or colour, or create a pixel-art wall hanging bead by bead.
Everything included. Prices are per person, per piece.
We teach you the needle and fabric first; finish as a keychain, coaster or magnet. 1–3 hours.
👶 8+
Book on WhatsAppChoose a pixel-art pattern and build it bead by bead into a wall hanging.
👶 8+
Book on WhatsAppAges are a guide — younger children are welcome with a parent.
Pieces made by guests in our crafts workshops in Jbeil. Use them for inspiration — or bring your own idea and we'll help you paint it.
Husky dog punch needle piece on a green background
Smiley rainbow flower punch needle in an embroidery hoop
Punch needle ghost keychain in grey and white
Green frog punch needle piece on orange
Sunset over the sea punch needle in a hoop
Retro game console punch needle design in a hoop
Pink bow punch needle charm clipped to a bag
Pixel-art bead tapestry strip in pink, yellow and purple
Jars of coloured seed beads for bead tapestry
Air-dry clay shapes — rainbow, bow and heart
Punch needle, clay and bead tapestry are the slow crafts — the ones people in Jbeil come back for on a weekly basis once they've tried them. We teach the technique first, so you leave not just with a keychain, a clay piece or a wall hanging, but with a skill you can keep using at home.
You're never left on your own: we guide you step by step, whatever you choose to make.
Sessions run 1.5 to 3 hours — and nobody is rushed. Take the time you need.
Everything is included — the item, paints and materials, plus free coffee and tea.
Book ahead on WhatsApp. No deposit — you pay at the studio. Come alone or bring up to 20 people. Perfect for dates, friends, birthdays and team outings.
Open wine is available for $5 per person (adults).
No — it's air-dry clay, so there's no kiln and no waiting. Pottery wheel classes are coming soon.
Between one and three hours. Some people pick it up faster than others — and that's fine.