Textile Block Printing with Mahala Burns
Get creative with Mahala Burns: upcycle your fabrics or block print onto a tea towel in this hands-on textile printing workshop.
Little Sparkles with HAUS of DIZZY
Little Sparkles with HAUS of DIZZY!
Date: Saturday 20 September, 2025 Time: 10:00am – 12:00pm Location: Aboriginal Art Co, 89 Grey Street, South Brisbane Ages: 6+ (Children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult; teens 13+ can attend independently)
Workshop Overview
Kick off the school holidays with glitter, colour, and creativity at this charm bracelet-making workshop led by the fabulous team at HAUS of DIZZY!
In this fun-filled 2-hour session, kids (and grown-ups too!) will dive into a world of vibrant beads, quirky charms, and endless imagination to create their own personalised charm bracelet—the perfect accessory to show off all holidays long.
With all materials provided, including a rainbow of colourful and playful charms, kids will have everything they need to dream up a bracelet that’s completely unique to them. Plus, it’s a great chance for parents and kids to bond, get creative together, and walk away with a wearable masterpiece!
And yes… there will be fairy bread.
What’s Included
- All jewellery-making materials and tools
- A huge selection of bright, bold charms to customise your bracelet
- A take-home charm bracelet made by you
- Morning tea: fairy bread & fresh fruit
- A fun, welcoming environment to spark creativity
Bookings
Spaces are limited and our sparkly workshops fill up fast—book early so you don’t miss out on the fun!
Facilitated by HAUS of Dizzy
HAUS of DIZZY is an iconic brand known for bold, empowering, and playful jewellery that celebrates culture, individuality, and creativity. With workshops designed to inspire and uplift, HAUS of DIZZY brings colour and confidence to kids and adults alike.
Presented by Aboriginal Art Co
Aboriginal Art Co is proudly supported by the Queensland Government through Arts Queensland, the Australian Government through Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Support (IVAIS), and philanthropic partners including the Tim Fairfax Family Foundation and Creative Partnerships Australia via the Australian Cultural Fund (ACF).
