Tufting Air - Tufting Workshop | Kwun Tong
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What to expect
- Workshop name: Tufting Workshop
- Workshop time and date: Every Mondays to Sundays (12pm/6pm)
- Workshop duration: 4-6 hours
- Workshop location: Room 52, 1/F, Camel Paint Building Block 2
- Maximum no. of participants: 4
- Workshop official instagram: tuftingair
- Workshop official facebook: Tufting Air
S Plan
- Frame size: 45 x 45 cm
- Fee: HKD$680
M Plan (Recommend)
- Frame size: 60 x 60 cm
- Fee: HKD$750
- Two Persons, The 2nd one 50% off
Time Schedule
- Mondays, Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays
- Two timeslots/day: 12pm and 6pm
Location
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Reviews
Under the careful guidance of the instructor, I can get started even if I have never been in contact with this activity. Of course I am not professional, but we had a lot of fun😁
super fun. owner was very helpful and nice with the whole process, definitely more tiring than expected
The instructors teach attentively and perform professionally. They will actively assist students in making them when necessary. There are also a variety of different colors of hair colds to choose from in the Workshop!
A good place with good tutor to learn turfing. The tufting tutor is very nice and her teaching is clear and helpful.
Happy tufting experience!! The staff is so helpful, we have a wonderful experience that day!
Very enjoyable. The owner is nice, sociable and passionated. Taught clearly and managed the class well.
OK Dian, cute, patient, talkative, lively, pretty, funny.
The female tutor that day was very attentive. The place is small but well-equipped.
It takes time to make, so it's better to go in the morning. Think of the rug composition you want to make before you go.
Super unpleasant experience! The work I made for several hours, because the instructor was in a hurry, so there was an extremely unprofessional post-production! The back cover of the floor covering can be pasted with cloth that does not completely cover the work, resulting in white edges appearing on the back of the work! ! And the mentality of catching up with the new class basically has no time to pay attention to you, tell you how to trim the works, just tell you to trim the long wool! It was zero follow-up post-production! Not being able to take care of everyone does not mean that you can follow up casually. Others make it with care, but it becomes imperfect after your hands. It is a waste of time and money. It is difficult to accept and understand! !