Climate Week 2026 - Recycled Picture Frame Craft Workshop

Name: Climate Week 2026 - Recycled Picture Frame Craft Workshop
Start: 2026-10-03T15:00:00+0100
End: 2026-10-03T17:00:00+0100
Location: The Auld Toy Shop

Sat, 3 Oct, 3pm - 5pm BST

The Auld Toy Shop

Ayr, United Kingdom

Narture CIC

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Description

Join artist Rebecca Scott for a fun Climate Week 2026 workshop using recycled magazines and cardboard to create a unique picture frame in your choice of patterns and colours.

Using paper folding techniques similar to quilling, we will work together to craft our frames. Rebecca is passionate about making creativity accessible and affordable and this workshop is a great example of what you can make from recycled items.

All materials will be provided and beginners are very welcome. This workshop is suitable for all ages but any children attending should be accompanied by an adult.

Rebecca is a socially engaged artist with experience working both as an art teacher at secondary school level and also with many charities and third sector organisations. She has created her own independent art courses and will be on hand throughout to support you in making your frame.

You are welcome to bring your own recycled papers to this workshop if you wish, but this is not essential.

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Founded in June 2020 by artist father and daughter Robert and Saskia Singer, Narture CIC began by reclaiming empty town centre units and turning them into spaces for culture, food and connection. It has since grown into a network of creative, community-focused spaces across Ayr, grounded in the belief that:

everyone is an artist.

At the heart of Narture is its award-winning sourdough bakery — a working artisan bakery that bakes real bread to earn the dough to fund arts. Every loaf helps subsidise studios, residencies, workshops and public programmes. The bakery also operates as a training space, equipping young people and those from diverse or marginalised backgrounds with specialist, hands-on skills in artisan baking and hospitality. Surplus profits are reinvested directly into creative and community projects, supporting town centre regeneration and widening access to cultural participation. Across its studios and residency space, Narture provides affordable workspaces, a community darkroom and Risograph printer, exhibitions, talks and workshops.

In 2026, Narture expands further with the launch of Shape — a larger food and arts hub offering community meals, events and creative programmes that strengthen skills, confidence and connection. Working across food, creativity and wellbeing, Narture continues to transform vacant buildings into practical, inclusive spaces where people can make, learn, earn and belong.