This Valentine’s Day, spend time together with your loved one as you craft a bouquet together.

In this session, you’ll work together to create a vibrant bouquet of flowers. And you can make cute add-ins to make your bouquet unique! Each person will make 2-4 flowers/add-ins, which, when put together, will make a lovely arrangement.

Before the end of the workshop, we’ll have a little flower arrangement session, where you’ll put together your clay flowers, along with some dried flowers, wrap ‘em up and take it home in a cute origami box.

Workshop Details:

All ages
Material: Bouncing Clay
Duration: 1 hr, 1 session
Clay size: ~2.5 to 3 inches
All materials are provided and included in the fee.

Important Information:

A participating guardian must accompany children under the age of 8 to ensure completion of a painting.
Art can get messy so wear clothes you don’t mind getting messy in. We provide painting smocks, but you are free to bring your own.
Missed Sessions - There are no refunds for missed sessions. A 24-hr notice of absence is required to be eligible for rescheduling. Please note that our workshops have limited spots and you might not be guaranteed the same workshop.
Workshop Cancellations - If the workshop is cancelled by the school (because of inclement weather or teachers’ absence), a refund will be issued.
Artwork pick-up - Artworks may be kept at the studio to finish drying for up to one month, after which we will no longer be responsible for their safekeeping. Works may be repurposed or used as a studio display.

What is Bouncing Clay?

Bouncing clay is a non-toxic, lightweight air-dry clay that's perfect for kids' crafts! It's stretchy and bouncy when fresh, but once it's dry, we try not to bounce it to prevent breaking.

Care Instructions:

Your creation will feel dry to the touch after a few minutes, but needs 24–36 hours to fully dry. Let it dry on a flat surface, and handle delicate parts with care. If something breaks, a dab of water or clear glue should fix it. The clay creations that we make aren't toys, they're best displayed so they can last a long time!