Yarhampton House

Mother's Day Reed Diffuser Workshop - Sunday 7th March 2027 - 11am - £59

Where? Worcestershire, DY13 0XA

Enjoy a crisp early Spring morning in a beautiful venue in this natural reed diffuser making workshop, run by specialist scent blender, Hannah Thompson from Time to Burn. Create a reed diffuser using 25% natural essential oils and craft a gorgeous dried flower mini bouquet to add to your reeds for an extra beautiful unique piece of decoration for your home. 

In our workshops, you’ll dive into the art and science of scent creation using essential oils, learning how to create a powerful clean scent. Hannah will guide you through the chemistry of marrying natural essential oils to make your own truly unique reed diffuser that lasts up to 3 months.

Enjoy a free hot and cold drinks throughout the event.

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Natural Reed Diffuser Workshop 

 Hannah, who has been creating essential oil scent blends for years, will guide you through the whole process step by step. We will dive into the science behind scent creation, exploring the fragrance pyramid with 18 pure natural essential oils to choose from. You will craft your own unique perfume blend using a high 25% oil concentration, choosing your preferred glass jar or vase, and transforming it into a custom diffuser that will fill your home with fragrance for up to 3 months.

Build Your Dried Flower Bouquet To finish up, you will build a custom reed bouquet to sit inside your diffuser jar using dried lavender, wheat stalks, and other natural stems. Head home at around 1.15pm (perfect timing for you to head somewhere for Mother's Day lunch) with a genuinely impressive, great-smelling creation! Hannah provides a bag for you to take your item home (with another free little surprise scented item inside) so you don't need to bring anything to put your diffuser in. 

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Find out more about the venue

Yarhampton House is a historic grade II Jacobean Manor House and gardens built in 1610. Your workshop will be hosted in the beautiful orangery overlooking the garden and Worcestershire countryside where, if you are lucky, you will spot white deer walking through the garden!

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