"Let's Explore Print: Create Your Own Tote & Pillow Slip" with Ellise Roberts | 10-1pm | Tuesday 23 September | SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM
"Let's Explore Print: Create Your Own Tote & Pillow Slip" with Ellise Roberts | 10-1pm | Tuesday 23 September | SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM
Let’s Explore Print: Create Your Own Tote & Pillow Slip
Join Ellise for a hands-on introduction to screen printing. In this creative school holiday workshop, young makers will learn how to design and print their own bold, colourful patterns or design onto fabric.
Each participant will take home a custom-printed tote bag and pillow slip - practical pieces that are completely unique and the perfect way to show off their style.
What’s included:
All materials included
Expert instruction on the process of screen printing on fabric
Tote bag and Pillow slip to print onto
Option to bring an old t-shirt to print on
Small group of up to 6 participants
$85 incl GST | 3-hour workshop
Please bring your lunch and drink bottle and wear clothes to get messy
Workshop runs from 10am - 1pm at Bluebird House 150 Swanston Street. Geelong. Please bring your own lunch. If you would like to print on a light coloured t-shirt, feel free to bring one along.
TERMS & CONDITIONS
Bookings are non-refundable but, should you be unable to attend, your place can be transferred to a friend. Please contact us if you should need to transfer your booking.
NDIS Participants: If this student will be using funds from an NDIS plan. Please contact sarahmoore@bluebirdfoundationinc.org.au for enrolment and an invoice exclusive of GST.
Please note: This workshop requires a minimum number of participants to run. In the unlikely event that we don't get this number of participants, we'll cancel the class and fully refund you and inform you via email, please watch your email a few days prior to the class.
Ellise Roberts
I have been Screen Printing for 20 years and love sharing this fun technique with others. My background is in Textiles, Watercolour painting, Screen Printing and Education and have taught in community centres, disability and both secondary and tertiary educational settings.
Hand cut paper stencils is a simple and effective technique that can be done on your kitchen table. You can use it to decorate clothing, production printing or use it for creating artwork. I love the diversity of the medium.