Inclusion: Everyone is welcome here
We believe that creativity loves company, and we love rooms that are designed for everyone to enjoy. Our inclusion policy isn’t hidden in the footer of our website, as an afterthought. It’s visible, proudly welcoming, and integral to the foundations of what we’re building together.
Because when I say that everyone is welcome, this is what I mean.
You are welcome:
If you're nervous about coming alone
If you'd like to ask questions beforehand about how the session will run
If you'd like to arrive early and settle into the room before everyone arrives
If you're running late, or need to leave early because life keeps life-ing
If you'd like to sit by the door so you can easily step out
If you want to take breaks, move around, stretch, or fidget to stay comfortable
If you'd like help threading a needle or cutting with scissors
If you’d prefer instructions written down, or repeated
If you’ve never crafted before and feel unsure how to start
If someone once said that you weren’t ‘good’ at crafts (they’re wrong, btw!)
If you're a regular crafter and want to try something new
If ideas come easily to you and you want to share them with others
If you want to sit by yourself
If you'd like me to introduce you to people to sit with
If you want to bring your crafty friends with you
If you want to wear earplugs or noise-cancelling headphones while you work
If you’d rather attend the online sessions from the comfort of your own home
If you're younger, or older, or taller, or shorter, or heart-shaped, or different in any way to the other people in the room
If you identify as a girl or a boy or a glittery rainbow with pom poms
All of our sessions are fully wheelchair welcome, with facilities designed to make you feel comfortable — not just "we can fit you in here" if you use a different entrance or ask everyone to move.
If you need to bring a companion or support worker with you to help you craft (unfortunately I cannot give specialised or individual support for the duration of the session), you’re both welcome – and their place is free.
None of this is a list of empty promises. It's just how it is. And how it should be.
So, whoever you are, however you show up, come in, choose your spot, and let's get creative!
And if there is anything we can do to make your experience more comfortable, relaxing, safer or inclusive, please let me know.