The Rotorua Museum is looking to jump on the bandwagon of craft revivals and introduce vintage crafts to new generations.
With several crafts having funky revivals recently, the team at Rotorua Museum will be running a series of Craft Revival Cafe classes.
At Te Runanga Tea house, people can enjoy a glass of wine and nibbles as they learn a modern twist on embroidery in the first of the classes, which is taking place on February 13 at 5.30pm.
Those attending will be provided with a hoop, fabric, needle and coloured thread, and can also check out some of the vintage embroidery examples and tools on display from the Rotorua Museum collection.
Rotorua Museum events co-ordinator Tori Williams says the museum wants to develop stronger connections with youth audiences who are exploring these vintage crafts for the first time.