A creative retreat serves as a sanctuary for those in a creative rut. Away from the daily grind, a creative retreat offers a peaceful space to rediscover your artistic joy.

The Bothy Project

The Bothy Project in Scotland redefines artistic getaways, offering creators a one-of-a-kind retreat in nature. Converting traditional mountain bothies into modern, off-grid sanctuaries, this initiative invites artists, writers, and thinkers to escape to remote Scottish landscapes like the wonderful Inshriach Bothy in the Cairngorms.
Stripped of contemporary distractions, these bothies immerse residents in the raw beauty of Scotland, creating an intimate dialogue between creativity and nature. The Bothy Project provides a unique space for artists to connect with the wilderness and draw inspiration from the beautiful landscapes that surround them.

Stitchtopia Craft Holidays

These are a curated collection of knitting, crochet, patchwork, quilting, textile, and embroidery holidays. There are a wide variety of retreats offering something to suit all interests, from knitting in the Faroe Islands to a Northern Lights knitting cruise.

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Why not recreate the magic of a retreat at home by dedicating a corner of your house with a comfy chair, good lighting, and a basket of essentials, including yarn, hooks and crochet kits from a specialist site like Wool Couture. You could try a new style such as Amigurumi and Tunisian crochet, or join an online crochet community for inspiration and camaraderie.

Tiny Home Holidays on the Isle of Wight

Nestled in a natural meadow next to ancient woodland, this location on the Isle of Wight allows you to fully relax and unwind in nature only minutes from Cowes, while undertaking various workshops from bookbinding to jewellery-making. Every detail of this retreat has been crafted to be sustainable and have a minimal environmental impact while providing you with both luxury and comfort.

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