Workshop Overview:

In this 6-hour mosaic workshop, you will select tiles to glue onto a 30cm diameter terracotta saucer. You’ll have a wide variety of tiles to choose from in different shapes, sizes, and colours.

Don’t worry if you’re a beginner, this class is designed for you! You’ll be guided through the process step by step in a relaxed and supportive environment.

Post-Workshop Details:

After the workshop, your mosaic will need to dry overnight. To ensure it is waterproof and ready for the garden, it must be grouted. You have two options for grouting:

1. DIY at Home: I’ll provide you with detailed instructions and a grout pack to take home.
2. Grouting Lesson: Join me in my Gembrook studio on a Monday or Tuesday afternoon for a 1-hour grouting lesson.

Materials Provided

• Terracotta saucer (30cm in diameter)
• A selection of ceramic and glass tiles
• Safety equipment, apron supplied
• Adhesives
• Instructions and grout pack (if opting to grout at home)
• Tools, tuition, and visual resources
• Enjoy tea, coffee and morning tea while you work in the Beliana Mosaics Studio.

Suitable For

• Beginners
• Team building activities
• Friends groups
• Family groups

Please Bring:

• Please pack lunch and any special dietary requirements you may have.
• Wear old clothes and closed toed shoes
• Bring along any pictures or imagery that inspire your design, keeping it simple is the key

Enjoy the opportunity to relax and create on Beliana Mosaics beautiful 5 acre property, listen to the lyrebirds call, the wrens while surrounded by good company and creativity. By the end of the day, not only will you have a beautiful piece of artwork for your garden, but you’ll also have contributed to the preservation of our precious pollinators – the bees. Join us for a day of creativity and mindfulness towards nature.

Where: Beliana Mosaics Gembrook studio.

Cost: $185 ($50 nonrefundable)

All materials included.

Morning and afternoon tea.

Monday 12^th of August with  a 1 hour grout session to be arranged for another day.

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