Hi! We're Emily and Jess – the faces behind Something Good Workshops (although we have very few photos together!)

Two women smiling and giving thumbs up, standing indoors near a counter with a stool. One woman has curly hair, glasses, and a checkered dress, while the other has long wavy hair and a black top. In the background, there is a colorful doorway, a fire extinguisher, and a pink room with a mirror, artwork, and a towel hanging.
Two women smiling for a selfie indoors, with a metal shelving unit behind them.
Two women sitting at a wooden table in a cozy bar, holding drinks and smiling at the camera. One woman has curly blonde hair and glasses, holding a brown beer bottle. The other woman has long, reddish hair and is holding a tall glass of beer with a foamy head. The bar interior features a dark wall with vintage clocks, a TV, and string lights hanging from the ceiling.

We often describe ourselves as enthusiastic hobbyists, and we mean that in the best possible way. We get genuinely excited about learning new crafts, trying weird techniques, buying just one more colour of embroidery thread, and convincing everyone around us that they should have a go too.

Something Good started with a simple idea: making things makes people feel good.

Not because everything has to be perfect, or because you need to be naturally "creative", but because spending a couple of hours making something with your own hands can be a brilliant antidote to the pace of everyday life.

We've both experienced how creativity can lift your mood, quiet a busy mind, build confidence and bring people together. We wanted to create a space where anyone could experience that - whether you've never picked up a paintbrush before or you've got a cupboard full of half-finished craft projects at home.

So we opened our studio in the heart of Deptford Market Yard, a place we absolutely love. Deptford is creative, welcoming, brilliantly independent and full of character, and we couldn't imagine being anywhere else. Our workshops are our little contribution to the neighbourhood: a space where people can slow down, chat, laugh, learn something new and leave with something they're genuinely proud of.

You'll find everything from lino printing and embroidery to painting, paper crafts, knitting, screen printing and wonderfully niche creative workshops led by brilliant guest artists. We believe there's a craft out there for everyone - you just might not have found yours yet.

Whether you come on your own, with friends, for a date night, a birthday, or simply because you've been meaning to do something for yourself, we'll be there to welcome you.

Come and make something good with us.

Join us for our upcoming workshops:n London