Online Adults Mosaic Classes
The Online Mosaic Workshop is a Hanging Sphere : Enrol HERE
Course Fee : $130 including materials, personalised tuition and feedback, access to feedback outside class time via email and FB messaging, and exclusive membership to the ClayMotion Mosaicers Facebook Group where you will find additional hints and tips, projects and social contact with others in the class.
Led by experienced artist Dawn Whitehand, during this online mosaic workshop we are making a mosaic hanging sphere, which will combine a range of tesserae (mosaic tiles) including pottery tiles, glass tiles, bling, and pretty much anything else you may like to include, so feel free to incorporate your own components.
Upon enrolment you will receive a link to access the classes and your 20cm polystyrene sphere, a range of tesserae, tweezers, glue and grout. Mosaic cutters need to be purchased separately HERE as some students may already have them.
Workshop materials may be picked up in store (social distancing protocols in place), delivered touch free within the Ballarat area, or delivered Australia Wide via Australia Post.
The course runs over four sessions
Week One: Develop design, transfer design to sphere and begin adhering tesserae.
Week Two: Continue adhering design.
Week Three: Finish adhering design.
Week Four: Grout finished mosaic.
Each class will run for two hours, and all materials will be provided.
This class is a fun mix of demonstrations making time.
Discover how mosaic can be an expressive medium, ideal for de-stressing and quieting the mind away from life’s particular current challenges.
More Mosaic making fun from previous workshops can be seen on the ClayMotion FACEBOOK and INSTAGRAM pages – so be sure to follow us for updates.
Would you like to give this course as a gift? Click HERE for a gift certificate.
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The mosaic classes are taught by Dawn, the owner and manager of ClayMotion, who has wide experience in mosaics. Her most recent project was collaborating with a special needs group at The Phoenix in Sebastapol, Ballarat. You can check out this project HERE
