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Spend an afternoon learning to tuft

Beginner workshops in 2026. Someone shows you the gun, you make a small rug, and you take it home. Choose a city, then book the studio directly.

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Before you go

  1. 01

    How to choose

    For a first rug, book a session that says beginner or no experience. Two to three hours is enough for a small piece. Five hours or more is for a rug you can put on the floor. Prefer a small group, and a language you speak.

  2. 02

    What to bring

    A simple design with a few big shapes, closed-toe shoes, and your booking confirmation. The studio brings the gun, the frame, the yarn and the glue — unless the card says to bring yarn. Send the design a day or two ahead when they ask.

  3. 03

    How to book

    Pick a city here, open the studio, and choose a date there. You pay the studio directly. If a date is listed, it was still ahead when we checked. Confirm it on their site before you pay.

Before you book

Do I need experience for a tufting workshop?

No. A beginner session starts with how to hold the gun and ends with a finished piece. Choose a workshop marked Beginner, or one that says no experience is needed.

What should I bring to a beginner workshop in 2026?

A simple sketch, closed-toe shoes and your confirmation. Yarn and tools are included at most studios. A few courses ask you to bring yarn, and those cards say so.

How do I book a tufting workshop?

Open the studio from the place you like. Their page is where you pick the date and pay.

Where can I take a tufting workshop in Europe?

Studios across Europe list classes here, including London, Paris, Barcelona, Amsterdam, Berlin, Vienna and the Nordics. Filter to Europe, then search a city.

Workshops by country and city

Every studio on this page

The full directory, by country. Prices and dates change, so confirm with the studio before you pay.

Teach tufting? List your studio for free. Published workshops show up in this directory. List your studio