Create a Journal Workshop
We'd like to introduce Bronwyn Bulwer, a writer and certified Change & Transition facilitator who helps women navigate life with insight, joy and intention. Bronwyn has had great success with running workshops and we're so excited to have her host a workshop here at the Centre.
Enjoy a fun and creative workshop learning to make your own journal using collage, mixed media and basic bookbinding skills.
Together we will explore different ways to play with words, images, wash tape, stitching and found treasures to create different pages.
Suitable for all skill levels. Imperfection celebrated!
• Bookings essential through email: museum@waipadc.govt.nz or phone 07 8720085.
• Spaces are limited get in fast to book your seat!
• This is a Crafty Arty Adult Workshop (for ages 13yrs+)
• Saturday 9th September starting 10.30am-1.30pm.
• COST $25 per participant.
Looking forward to seeing all you adults joining in the fun. Please let us know what other workshops you'd like us to present.
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Some Choice News!
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