August Workshop | 1 hour

doggies

join us for this 1-visit oven-bake clay workshop

unleash the dog lovers to the studio for this adorable ditto oven-bake clay workshop to create their own mini dog sculptures.

august | doggies

august | doggies


{non - members price}

$35 per person


{member pricing}

$10 per person



choose your studio below to register!

 

calgary—inglewood
st. albert

richmond—garden city
richmond—steveston
south surrey
vancouver—dunbar
vancouver—kitsilano
vancouver—main street
ubc
victoria—esquimalt
victoria—cook street village
victoria—oak bay
victoria—uptown

burlington
erin
hamilton—ottawa street
hamilton—west harbour
kingston
london—byron
mississauga—port credit
oakville—north
oakville—west
ottawa—the glebe
st. catharines
toronto—avenue road
toronto—baby point
toronto—leaside
toronto—the beaches
waterloo

Workshop Details

get creative this august and make the most adorable little doggies using ditto oven-bake clay. these little characters will bring joy to any space as you choose the colours and details to sculpt their own little personalities.

follow step-by-step instructions and let your imagination run wild, no experience needed. oven-bake clay requires no glazing and comes in vibrant colours ready to use, or mix to create your own colour pallet.

Timeline

1. Build & Sculpt: 1 hour of instruction

2. Pickup: In approximately 14 days it’ll be ready for pickup.

Size

2.25" L × 1" W

Techniques & Materials

techniques: sculpting

materials: ditto oven-bake clay

Workshop FAQs

Oven-Bake Clay 101

Whether you're a beginner or an experienced artist, oven bake clay is SUPER user-friendly. Its soft and pliable texture makes it easy to mold, shape, and blend, giving you full control over your creations. It’s already coloured, so there is no glazing necessary. It goes into an oven to cure, rather than getting fired in a kiln. You can even twirl and blend it together, to make your own custom colours!

“Don’t ever be ashamed of loving the strange things that make your weird little heart happy.”

—Elizabeth Gilbert