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Create Unique Christmas Tree Decorations with Air-Dry Clay in Towradgi - Wollongong

Create Unique Christmas Tree Decorations with Air-Dry Clay in Towradgi

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Difficulty

easy

Duration

1 hour

Fitness Level

No special fitness level required; suitable for children and adults alike.

Overview

Discover a festive hands-on workshop in Towradgi where you can craft unique Christmas tree decorations using air-dry clay and vibrant paints. Perfect for families and beginners, make your own holiday ornaments and take them home the same day!

Towradgi, New South Wales

Christmas Tree Decorations

Air-dry clay & paint, take home the same day!

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About This Adventure

Unleash your creativity in a fun-filled workshop where kids can choose from a variety of unique sculptures, from pirate mugs to racecars. They’ll personalize their pieces with vibrant colors, and after glazing and firing, their masterpieces will be ready for pickup in three weeks. A memorable artistic adventure awaits!

We have a few different options, in varying sizes on our shelves, some examples are burger shaped money boxes, mugs, princesses, spiders, pirate mugs, racecars and spiders.

Pieces subjected to availability on the day!

Kids can choose the piece the like, then choose their colours and we will set them up with an apron and paint brushes to colour in their sculpture.

After the workshop we will clear glaze and fire their piece and it will be ready in approximately 3 weeks for pickup.

Adventure Tips

Prepare for a Creative Session

Wear comfortable clothes that you don’t mind getting a bit of paint or clay on.

Bring Your Imagination

There are no limits here – come ready to try shapes and colors you love!

Plan for Same-Day Pickup

Your finished pieces dry and varnish the same day, so plan your schedule accordingly.

Accessible Entrance

The workshop entrance is wheelchair friendly but note the bathroom is small, so plan ahead if needed.

Local Insights

Wildlife

  • Australian magpies
  • Rainbow lorikeets

History

Towradgi’s name originates from the Aboriginal Dharawal language, meaning 'reedy place by the water', reflecting its coastal landscape.

Conservation

The workshop encourages sustainable creativity by using non-toxic air-dry clay and water-based acrylic paints.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Recommended Gear

Old Clothes or Apron

Essential

Protect your clothing from paint and clay stains during the workshop.

Comfortable Shoes

Wear comfortable footwear as you may stand or move around during the session.

Reusable Bag

Bring a bag to safely carry your finished ornaments home.

Camera or Phone

Capture your creations or moments during the workshop.