"Let's Explore Print" with Ellise Roberts | 8-12yrs | 10-1pm | Thursday 10th April 2025 | SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM
"Let's Explore Print" with Ellise Roberts | 8-12yrs | 10-1pm | Thursday 10th April 2025 | SCHOOL HOLIDAY PROGRAM
Foam Block & Screen Printing Workshop with Ellise Roberts
Looking for a fun and creative school holiday activity? Let your child explore the exciting world of printmaking in this hands-on workshop with artist Ellise Roberts!
In this 3-hour workshop, kids will:
- Learn foam block and screen printing techniques
- Create their own unique tote bag to take home
- Experiment with colour, layering, and pattern-making
- Develop confidence and creativity in a fun, supportive space
All art materials and tote bag provided – you are welcome to bring a light coloured t-shirt or pillow case to print on.
This engaging, hands-on experience is perfect for young artists looking to explore new skills and express themselves through printmaking.
Spaces are limited – book now!
Small group of up to 6 participants
$85 incl. GST and materials
Please BYO lunch and drink bottle, dress to get messy.
Workshop runs from 10am - 1pm at Bluebird House (Cnr Carr & Swanston Streets, South Geelong). Please bring your own lunch and drink bottle tea. If you would like to print on a light coloured t-shirt or pillow case 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.