"Screen Printing: Create Your Own Tote & Tea Towel" with Ellise Roberts | ADULTS | 10-2pm | Sunday 25th May | TERM 2 2025
"Screen Printing: Create Your Own Tote & Tea Towel" with Ellise Roberts | ADULTS | 10-2pm | Sunday 25th May | TERM 2 2025
Screen Printing Workshop – Create Your Own Tote Bag & Tea Towel
Join us for a hands-on one-day screen printing workshop, where you’ll design and print your very own custom tote bag and tea towel!
In this session, you’ll explore colour, print, and layering techniques to bring your unique design to life. Whether you’re a beginner or have experience, this workshop is designed for all creative skill levels.
What’s included?
✅ All screen printing materials provided
✅ A tote bag and tea towel to print on
✅ The option to bring a light-coloured cotton T-shirt to print your design
Bring along your ideas and inspiration, and let’s get creative!
Please bring your own lunch. Tea, coffee, and biscuits will be available.
Workshop runs from 10am - 2pm at Bluebird House (Cnr Carr & Swanston Streets, South Geelong). Please bring your own lunch, tea, coffee and biscuits available in the kitchen. 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.
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Workshop FAQs
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We believe everyone should have access to the creative arts and believe in the transformational power of the arts for all in our community. The workshops form an integral part of our social enterprise model where proceeds from the workshops support our community programs.
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We host a range of creative workshops depending on the time of year, artist availability and creative trends. We are open to suggestions so feel free to get in touch with your workshop suggestion by sending an email to our Venue Operations Co-ordinator, Sarah Moore.
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Our programs are designed and run by working artists local to the Geelong area. As an arts organisation we believe in supporting artists and providing a platform for them to guide, teach and explore their passions, so we can all benefit from the enjoyment and sense of community arts workshops provide.
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We have two creative spaces - the Garage Workshop where projects can be big and messy and our Meeting Room which hosts a solid hardwood table perfect to pop your cuppa on and chat while you enjoy the company of like-minded people and learn a new creative skill.
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Everyone! Bluebird House is a very welcoming space, come as you are and be yourself. Our workshops are designed to create an atmosphere that embodies our core values which are Joy, Inclusion and Integrity. We take pride in offering a space that feels safe, where everybody belongs and has a seat at the table. Please get in touch if you want to discuss which workshop might be the best fit for you.
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We host a range of programs from early childhood, all abilities music programs, junior and senior choir, theatre programs and special storytelling projects. You can learn about our current Community Programs here.
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Workshops at Bluebird House are designed to engage a group of people (generally between 8-14 participants), in a creative, supportive arts-based process led by an artist facilitator. Workshops are not designed as therapy, respite care or childcare services - although individuals may experience therapeutic benefits. Our facilitators are not trained medical practitioners or childcare professionals; they are experienced in arts-based group facilitation.
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You are welcome to bring along a support person/worker to assist you on the day free of charge. If the support person will be participating with their own set of materials then they will need to enrol and pay for their place in the workshop.
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We are sorry you are feeling unwell. Please stay home and look after yourself and seek medical care if needed. All bookings are non-refundable. However, you are welcome to send along a friend in your place, email sarahmoore@bluebirdfoundation.org.au to let us know you can’t make it and that your friend will attend in your place.