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MosaicsSat 21 May, 9am-4pm and
Sun 22 May, 10am-12.30pm 2 days $125 (materials included) A messy, creative, FUN weekend! Explore your creative side. Learn about materials, tools, basic skills, gluing and grouting, creative inspiration and finishing touches. Create a mosaic using tiles, ceramics, glass. No experience necessary. All materials provided, no extra costs, but you are welcome to bring along your own china and/or glass beads to use in your project. Visit the gallery page to view work from previous classes. Create your own design or use the examples provided for inspiration. Our tutor offers a relaxed, friendly environment and will provide support and guidance as you create your very own artwork. Come along and have some fun! Course ID: B41 Tutor: AnneMaree Herbert Mini Art MuralSat 21 May, 9am-2pm, 1 day, $95
Liven up your garden by painting a mini art mural onto corrugated iron. Ideal for your garden, shed or entrance-way. Explore your inner creativity with a relaxing day of painting. Bring along your own design or adapt one of ours! Not an artist? You don't need to be, no experience necessary. All materials provided. Visit the gallery page to view further examples from previous classes. Course ID: B24 Tutor: Shelley Chappory Traditional Māori MedicineSat 21 May, 10am-5pm, 1 day $40*
Experience a wonderful part of our heritage, the medicinal properties of our native plants. Learn more about your local bush and the plants within. Our tutor specialises in Māori medicines using plants and ingredients from your backyard, the bush and pantry that are all readily available. This is a practical hands-on workshop wherw you will discover some simple home remedies for common ailments and conditions and make your own tonics, teas and balms. Join Michelle as she shares with you some of the wonders of our native plants as you learn a little about traditional Māori medicines. Course ID: B445 Tutor: Michelle Sime *Subsidy applies Watercolour for BeginnersSaturday 28 May, 9am-3pm, 1 day, $125
Watercolour is a very spontaneous and individual method of painting, making it both fun and challenging. It can be used to sketch ideas or to complete more complex, finished works. Follow a step-by-step process with exercises that will explore both traditional (wet on dry) and contemporary techniques (wet on wet). Further explore these drawing techniques into painting geometric/organic objects in monochrome, or for the more daring, polychrome. Watercolour is about suggestion, gestural marking, saying 'a lot with a little'. All materials provided. (The above image is provided by way of an example) Course ID: B34 Tutor: Gayle Forster Saturday 28 May, 9am-2pm, 1 day $75
Create a personal journal from a disused or discarded book. Old books often have interesting titles, great pictures and different fonts. Transform an old musty book: add some blank pages, embellish with twine, ribbons, charms, customise according to the intended purpose or recipient. This would make a great handcrafted gift! Join our tutor in this fun one-day workshop. All materials provided. Course ID: B16 Tutor: Maureen Baker Create with CanvaSaturday 28 May, 9am-12.30pm, 1 morn $45
Get creative and explore the popular online tool Canva. Canva is easy to use, FREE, and provides a wide range of design options for you or your business. Quickly make items for print, social media, blogs, and websites. Create invitations, business cards, social media graphics, posters, brochures, logos, menus, portfolios, presentations, newsletters, book covers, resumes and more! Basic computer skills required. Bring along your own images and text or use the FREE resources available on Canva. Course ID: B130 Tutor: Shelley Chappory Weaving Workshop:
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