Create your own colourful photo frame using beautiful Liberty fabric offcuts, kindly donated by Liberty. Families can choose from a range of vibrant prints and patterns, then decorate and assemble a unique frame to take home and display.

This hands‑on craft session is inspired by Women in Print: 150 Years of Liberty Textiles, William Morris Gallery’s major exhibition celebrating the creativity and influence of women designers at Liberty over the past 150 years. From iconic prints to bold contemporary designs, the exhibition highlights how women have shaped Liberty’s distinctive style, and now families can explore those patterns up close through making.

These FREE drop in sessions are open to all families with children. The activity is most suitable for children aged 4+ years, All materials will be provided. We will run a waiting list through the day if sessions are too full.

Image: Wiltshire Berry, designed by D Stoneley for Liberty, 1933, screen-printed Tana Lawn™ cotton, 1970s-1980s. Design is copyright © Liberty Fabric Limited [1933]