Welcome to The Make Lounge blog! The Make Lounge is a creative space in London, England that runs contemporary craft workshops with a stylish, social twist and also has a retail shop offering craft supplies and handmade goods.
Our blog is a virtual space where students and other crafty people can enjoy the same sense of community that makes The Make Lounge so special. We welcome your comments on the posts, and we’d love to hear from you directly. Get in touch here.
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'The most therapeutic few hours I have spent in a long time.'-Pari
'Fabulous to walk away with a finished product and a new skill.'-Helen
'Fantastic! It was my new year's resolution to learn how to sew and now I can!'-Gemma
'The Make Lounge is a refreshingly different way to spend an evening!'-Lilja
'Fabulous atmosphere and cool, contemporary surroundings. Will definitely come again with a friend.'
-Jessica
'Time well spent!'
-Ana
'Creative without being intimidating.'
-Sarah
'Very relaxing, even after a busy day at work. No pressure at all and it was fine to work at my own pace.' -Chloe
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I worked with Kirstie years ago when she was editorial assistant for Country Living magazine. She truly is exactly as you see her on telly - natural, humorous a tad clumsy and completely WYSIWYG. She has a genuine enthusiasm for this subject - personally I can't understand how she ended up in the property sphere... except that she's such a great 'people' person. I wish her every success with this project and encourage everyone to watch and enjoy!
Posted by: Liz Usher | 09 January 2009 at 08:09 PM
We've just been discussing this very thing over at Four Good Corners - I personally don't see the problem, but that's because under this glam exterior beats the woolly heart of a hippy who just wants everyone to be friends. Other posters are less enthusiastic...
Honestly though, I'm in favour of anything that encourages more people to get into making their own stuff - it's like walking or reading, I feel, in that if everyone did just a little bit more of it the world would automatically be a better place, full stop.
Posted by: Kerry | 22 December 2008 at 01:48 PM
May be its a credit crunch changing rooms type show? We will have to wait and see..
Posted by: two hippos | 19 December 2008 at 08:34 AM
i'm going to hold off my cynicism until i've seen it!
Posted by: katie | 14 December 2008 at 12:37 PM