From the humble construction material to popular home decor, concrete is being used as a designer material for candle holders, planters, platters, and more. Come join this class and learn how to use concrete in your craft and design projects and make a planter to take home! We’ll repurpose various containers to form moulds to …
A little bit of homemade luxury goes a long way! Who doesn’t melt just a little bit in the rleaxing glow of a candle, its scent filling your space? Come and join this beginner class and learn how to make soy candle from scratch in a cute teacup and saucer. Choose your favourite scents and …
Making beeswax food wraps is a hands-on process where you create reusable, eco-friendly alternatives to plastic wrap by infusing natural fabric (usually cotton) with a mixture of beeswax and jojoba oil. These wraps are perfect for wrapping food, covering bowls, or preserving produce, offering an environmentally friendly solution to reduce plastic waste. In our journey …
Resin is a popular material that offers great variety in the projects you can make and the decorations that you can encase. Join us for an intro into resin where we will learn how to mix, colour and pour our resin into silicone moulds to make and decorate our own trinket trays. To achieve clear, …
Flowers are always so lovely to have around – the colours, smells, and that connection to nature. When we can’t have the real thing, paper flowers are a fun alternative with added longevity and versatility. Dive into a vibrant world of colours and textures as you learn the art of crafting blooms from delicate crepe …
We all love dumplings, but how many of us can create this deliciousness at home in our own kitchen? Especially the pot-sticker style of cooking dumplings. In this class we will explore the history of Chinese dumplings, and follow a demonstration on how to prepare the filling and the dough, before getting hands on and making your own …
How delicious is fresh Japanese! There’s such attention to detail of flavour, texture, colour, and aroma. While requiring an attention to details, Japanese cooking doesn’t need to be too complicated to be both incredibly tasty and healthy. In this class, our teacher Naoko in Kanazawa, Japan, will be demonstrating how to ferment your own miso paste. …
Have you been looking to become a pet parent? Well maybe you’re a rabbit person! Rabbits are super soft, furry creatures that are quiet, have odourless waste, require low maintenance (no daily walks), and are cheap to feed. Plus there’s no greater feeling than when a bun flops beside you, showing that they’re relaxed and comfortable near you, …
Soap is a staple, everyday item, but do we really understand how it’s made and how it works? Let alone how to make good choice about what soap to use – for our skin and for the environment? In this hands-on class you’ll learn all about the natural chemical reaction that creates soap, what to look for …
We all love dumplings, but how many of us can create this deliciousness at home in our own kitchen? Especially the potsticker style of cooking dumplings. In this class we will explore the history of Chinese dumplings and follow a demonstration on how to making the vegetarian dumpling filling, and how to make the dough, before …
