Crafts in Jelgava

The “Junda” Club at Pārlielupe School: jewelry, greeting cards, table arrangements, and soft toys. Participants learn beading, embroidery, t…

The “Istok” Russian Society runs a crafts club led by Leokādija Rinkūna. The society is based at the NGO House on Skolotāju iela.

In the Polish union’s creative club “Varavīksne”, handicraft lovers work in various techniques and make festive decorations for events. Cont…

The handicraft club “Zelta rokas” teaches new handicraft skills and keeps traditional folk techniques alive, with sessions for Jelgava resid…

In the creative module, seniors engage in handicrafts—including sewing traditional blouses. The university is intended for seniors (60+) in…

Students learn the basics of woodworking and make practical wooden items for everyday use. Groups for grades 1–3 and students in grade 4 and…

Wooden toys: educational toys, board games, and outdoor games, made using original production methods. For students in grades 1–9; classes a…

Jewelry, accessories, and decorations made from beads—for creative and crafty students starting in 1st grade. Two groups meet on Fridays; ma…

A variety of modern handicraft techniques are used to create accessories, jewelry, home décor, useful household items, and small gifts. Mate…

Compositions and greeting cards for holidays—St. Michael’s Day, St. Martin’s Day, Christmas, and Easter—are created using leaves, berries, a…

Sewing techniques, fabric properties, and methods of decorating fabrics. Students create collages and sew clothing and accessories from text…

For craft enthusiasts: we make wallets, handbags, belts, notebooks, and boxes out of leather. Materials are provided by the club; for specia…