Workshops now offered at purpleluggage





Hey everyone!


I am happy to announce that purpleluggage is now offering workshops!
All workshops are available for groups (min 3; max 6) and individual persons.

As of now, these are the workshops available to you at purpleluggage:


Beginner
Learn the basics of creating with polymer clay and begin exploring this wonderfully limitless craft.
















Basic Caning
Discover millefiori canes

















Advanced Caning
Fell in love with canes? Learn more caning techniques and how to use them to make stunning projects.







Customized Cake Toppers
A relatively new and fast-growing part of polymer clay artistry. Learn the fundamentals in creating a great topper.




















Basic Sculpting
Learn the basic techniques of recreating forms in clay.
















                                 






All workshops will be held in Caloocan. If you're interested, please email thepurpleluggage@gmail.com with your full name and the workshop you are interested in so i can send you the workshop details and schedule.




Thank you!














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