Your ticket includes:
A choice of Tea or Coffee from our Wally Dug Cafe
A Tea Cosy and all the materials you need for decorating it.
Admission to the Tenement House
Inspired by our collections at the Tenement House, we invite you to travel back in time and join the "Crazy Quilting" movement of the 1800s.
You can visit the house before or after your craft and take as much time as you need. What will you create?
This is an open ticket for the day, you can arrive anytime between 11-3 but we recommend allowing at least 2 hours to see the house and have a go at decorating your tea cosy.
The activity requires basic stitching.
This activity is aimed at adults over 12 years old.
*All profits from our events, admissions, cafe & shop remain towards the conservation of the Tenement House and the work of the National Trust for Scotland.
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