Inside a 'charming' Cotswold estate that offers workshops in flower arranging, foraging and more
Want to take one step closer to being a domestic goddess? Inside the Cotswolds estate which offers foraging classes and 'tablescaping' - creating flower displays for dinner partiesMiserden is in a 'quiet part' of Gloucestershire which is popular with walkersThis is a manor house Jacobean designed by architect Sir Edwin Lutyens Tablescaping is just one of the courses launching this summer Deirdre Fernand enrolls and while there she drinks 'breath of fresh air' "I'm planning on coming back for a bath in forest and get lost in the lush forest,” she says
Ouch! The fence has drawn blood and I am struggling with a recalcitrant rose. This flower lark is much tougher than it looks. Sorry, I meant tablecaping.
I'm in the refined setting of Miserden, a country estate in the Cotswolds, learning how to create flower arrangements for dinner parties.
A long time ago I spent a month at the Cordon Bleu cooking school on what used to be known as the the bride".
Now that I'm wielding secateurs and bending wires, I hope today's workshop will bring me one step closer to household goddess status. At least that's the idea.
Tablescaping is just one of...
Ouch! The fence has drawn blood and I am struggling with a recalcitrant rose. This flower lark is much tougher than it looks. Sorry, I meant tablecaping.
I'm in the refined setting of Miserden, a country estate in the Cotswolds, learning how to create flower arrangements for dinner parties.
A long time ago I spent a month at the Cordon Bleu cooking school on what used to be known as the the bride".
Now that I'm wielding secateurs and bending wires, I hope today's workshop will bring me one step closer to household goddess status. At least that's the idea.
Tablescaping is just one of...
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