"handcraft workshop" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it in sentences that refer to a class, group, or business that teaches people how to make things by hand (e.g., knit, crochet, woodwork, etc.) For example: "Bob's Handcraft Workshop is a great place to learn how to knit."
The festival at Trafalgar Square will feature a K-pop concert, traditional handcraft workshops, trade zones and Korean animation screenings.
La Alianza Hispana, Inc. serves the Latino community of greater Boston, and they run a Senior Center Program that offers computer courses, a theater group, a handcrafts workshop, and other recreational activities, as well as health orientations, translation & interpretive services, transportation arrangements and hot lunches.
Everything in his "Santa's House" — a 700-year-old stone structure in a narrow alley that is decked with Christmas lights and a helpful sign directing visitors to "Jerusalem," "the North Pole," "Santa's House" and "Santa's Workshop" — is handcrafted.
Grovemade Walnut Case | $99 | grovemade.com This long lasting case will turn heads and attract questions like, "Wow, is that wood?" You'll tell them it's made of local Oregon walnut, handcrafted out of a workshop in Portland.
The banquet seating and tables – handcrafted in prison workshops – couldn't be further from the image of prison life.
Buccellati - 810 Madison Avenue Another luxury designer with a pedigree, dating from the 18th century - but home to extraordinary pieces handcrafted in small workshops.
In addition to the usual array of yoga, workshops, and handcrafted wares, the Nectar Temple will host healers that are trained in massage therapy, somatic healing, and even chiropractics.
And he founded, with the painter and designer Koloman Moser, the influential Wiener Werkstätte (Vienna Workshops), the artists' collaborative that insisted on the handcraft component of good design.
Pay tribute to the singer with Rosantica's Pegaso five-strand, natural-colored freshwater pearl necklace handcrafted by artisans in Italian designer Michela Panero's Milan workshop.
Coming: a shawl-collar hand-knit cardigan made in a seven-person workshop on Prince Edward Island ($325); Thorogood No. 685 Boot, handcrafted in Merrill, Wis.
