1. UV Resin Mahjong Making 

Love playing mahjong with your friends? Why not try making them into decorative pieces and bring them along for your next Mahjong night! Arterly Obsessed runs a UV Resin Mahjong Making Workshop (S$60 for 90mins), where you can create adorable miniature mahjong tile charms from scratch.

You can choose to turn them into either a pair of earrings, a pendant, a keychain, or a bag tag. From glitter-filled designs to pastel-coloured tiles, there is plenty of room to customise them to your own style.

Gather your mahjong kakis and get your tickets here.

Arterly Obsessed 
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195 Pearl’s Hill Ter, #01-10, #01-06, Singapore 168977 
1pm, 3pm, 4.30pm, 7.30pm (Tues, Thurs, Fri & Sat), Unavailable on Mon, Wed and Sun

2. Singapore Food Miniature Clay

Step into the world of tiny creations with Tinysnips’s miniature-making workshops (from S$80). Get to turn Singapore’s most beloved snacks and dishes like Roti Prata, Ice Cream Bread and Curry Puff into life through adorable miniature form. This fully guided hands-on workshop is perfect for beginners, hobbyists, and families — an experience that brings out your creative side while celebrating iconic local treats.

Get your tickets here. 

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1 Yishun Industrial Street 1, #07-30 A’POSH BIZHUB Singapore 768160
Subject to session availability 

3. Tinytype Portrait Experience 

Hip Xiong Photo Studio is Singapore’s first and only wet-plate tintype portrait studio. Through their constant effort to perfect the wet plate collodion process, they are now able to make the knowledge more accessible to anyone who is fascinated by its unique aesthetic and wants to use it as a new form of artistic expression.

Get hands-on in creating your own tintype portraits. You will get to learn the science and technique of wet plate photography and create a self-portrait tintype of yourself. However, do take note that workshop sizes are kept to 2 pax to allow ample attention to each participant throughout the entire process.

Get your tickets here. 

Hip Xiong Photo Studio
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480 Geylang Road, Singapore 389439
11am – 6pm (Tues to Sat),  Closed on Mon & Sun

4. Fluid Art Clock Workshop 

Want to combine art with functionality? Spend a quiet session with Room To Imagine to rediscover the simple joy of art-making. Create your own beautiful abstract work at their Fluid Art Clock Workshop, and get to take home a piece that does not just keep time, but reminds you of the importance of taking time for yourself.

Get your tickets here. 

Room To Imagine
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420 North Bridge Road, #05-30 Singapore 188727 (North Bridge Centre)
Subject to session availability

5. Broderie Anglaise Workshop – Cutwork & Cords

Have you ever wished you could turn a tiny hole in your blouse into something beautiful instead of hiding it? Broderie Anglaise lets you do exactly that—transforming fabric with graceful, lacy openings and stitched details. 

You will get to learn how carefully placed holes, stitched edges and negative space can introduce lightness and texture into fabric with textile artist Agatha “Agy” Lee. Along the way, Agy will share practical tips and techniques for working cleanly and confidently, helping you transform everyday materials into delicate textiles.

Get your tickets here.

Agy Textile Artist
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aNERDgallery, 29 Perak Road, Singapore 208146
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6. Mini Tingkat Painting 

Have you heard of Tingkat? These stackable tiffin carriers were once commonly used in Singapore to transport home-cooked meals, keeping the dishes separate so that the flavours do not mix. While you can still spot them in some subscription-based meal delivery services today, the original hand-painted floral designs have faded with time. 

At Mochiart Art Studio, this nostalgic household item gets a creative revival through their 2-hour Mini Tingkat Painting workshop (S$46). The session includes painting instructions using acrylics and markers, allowing participants to create personalised tingkat art pieces while connecting with local cultural traditions.

Get your tickets here. 

The Kopitiam Canvas by Mochiart Art Studio
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2 Orchard Link, #01-10 SCAPE, Singapore 237978
10am – 10pm (Daily)

7. Henna Art

SyraSkins offers 3 types of Henna Art Workshops (S$58 each) — Royal Arch, Floral, and Mandala.

Royal Arch 

Royal Arch highlights the influence of Mughal architecture seen in Pakistani henna, focusing on arches, pillars and domes found in historic palaces. You will get to learn how henna reflects architecture, royalty and craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Tickets here. 

Floral

This workshop introduces you to the traditional and symbolic elements of Indian mandala henna art, helping you build confidence in circular patterns and harmonious symmetry.

Tickets here. 

Mandala

For Mandala, you will be introduced to the bold, flowing style of Arabic henna and learn how florals represent beauty, celebration, and femininity across the region. It highlights the significance of movement, contrast, and simplicity in Arabic design traditions.

Tickets here. 

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Tristar Complex, #01-08, 970 Geylang Rd Singapore 423492
10am – 6pm (Tues to Sat), Closed on Sun & Mon

8. Batik on Woodenware

Experience a hands-on introduction to the art of batik in this guided woodenware workshop (from S$85). 

You will begin with a simple overview of what batik is, how it is traditionally made, and its cultural significance. You will get to choose from provided design templates and sketch your chosen pattern onto the wooden piece. This workshop provides you the chance to learn how to apply hot wax using a tjanting, creating the classic batik resist effect. 

After waxing, add colours using dyes and watch your design develop. Once the colours are set, the wax is removed to reveal your completed artwork. At the end of the session, you will bring home a personalised wooden batik item that you created from start to finish.

Get your tickets.

Raya Artisans 
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730 N Bridge Rd, floor 2, North Bridge Road, Singapore 198698
10am – 6pm (Daily)

9. Tumbler Painting 

Want your own personalised tumblr? Join A Painted Sip — a beginner-friendly tumbler painting workshop. Pick 5 stencils you love and transform those designs onto a high-quality stainless steel tumbler. It is the perfect creative and memorable experience to do it with your friends or your other half! 

Get your tickets here. 

A Painted Sip
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320 Jalan Besar Level 3 Attic Singapore 208978
1pm – 10pm (Weekday), 10am – 10pm (Weekend)

10. Personalised Perfume Making 

ZUBYR is a Singapore-based perfumery dedicated to preserving traditional perfume-making through hands-on workshops. Rooted in multi-generational craftsmanship, the Perfume-Making Workshop (from S$100) will introduce you to natural ingredients, traditional blending methods, and the cultural heritage of scent-making. Not only will you gain something educational, you will also get to bring home your own 30ml personalized perfume bottle.

ZUBYR Parfums 
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1 Syed Alwi Road, 03-01, Song Lin Building Singapore 207628
9am – 8pm (Daily)

Whether you are looking to unleash your creativity, learn a traditional craft, or simply try something different with friends, these unique workshops make great ways to maximise your SG Culture Pass credits, so pick one that speaks to you!

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Who knew glueing little wooden cats to a rotating disc was so much fun?

Meeting: Working on Our Creative Sides 

17 July 2025 / 3pm–6pm / Wooderful Life @ Funan

Attendees:

Editorial x Marketing (8 creatives eager to tinker rather than type) 

Agenda:

• Determine if we’re all thumbs (or nails)
• Scope out new workshops for CG readers
• Create the cutest music boxes known to humankind

Notes:

3pm

Wing Xin: Nestled behind Amps Tea, Wooderful Life caught our attention with its cosy, open-concept space with warm lighting and charming wood art. 

We were instantly drawn to the giant glass display, which was essentially a massive rotating music box. Its tiers are filled with charming scenes, from mini safaris to jolly Christmas villages, each one a tiny world set to music.

Each music box had its own unique natural grain and colour, made from premium wood sourced from forestry culture gardens. With over 40 classic tunes including Swan Lake, Für Elise, and La Paloma, we were spoiled for choice (which didn’t bode well for the overthinkers in our team).

Maeve: I picked Swan Lake because it’s been stuck in my head; I can actually hear it right now. Honestly, that was the only decision that I made with ease that afternoon. The real struggle was picking from the seemingly infinite line of tiny figurines.

Wing Xin: Unlike Maeve, my favourite part of the session was choosing charms for my music box. I didn’t have a particular theme in mind, but somehow ended up going full cottagecore with tiny flowers, a movable swing set, and the cutest wooden birds I’ve ever laid eyes on.

Once the charms and figurines were selected, it was time to get handsy. Over the next half hour, we carefully pieced everything together with tiny screws (and ample help from the staff, of course).

Maeve: Positioning those figurines took ages, especially because I kept knocking them over. I don’t know how anyone with long nails managed to finish their box. At one point, it took two people just to screw the components together. 

Wing Xin: Everybody’s creations said something about them. Eunice’s calendar-slash-music-box? It’s a dreamy, lunar-inspired product that encapsulated her affinity for the moon and her new favourite word, ‘sonder’.

Wing Xin: It was also immediately clear who the lovebirds were — just look for the boxes with sickeningly adorable couples perched in front of fairytale scenes, frozen in eternal joy.

It was all smiles as we left Wooderful Life with our very own miniature dreamlands.

Key Findings:

• Long nails make handiwork approximately 1000% harder
• Choosing just one song for your music box is next-level impossible

Actionables:

• Try not to break our music boxes on the way home (mission failed)
• File our nails for future workshops
• Look out for future OOO locations (send us your suggestions on Telegram)

Conclusion:

If you’re bored with the same few workshops teaching pottery, candle-making, or baking, turn to music box-making instead for hours of chatting and fun. Making a mini wooden masterpiece is more intimate and emotional than you’d expect.

Wooderful Life Singapore
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Funan Mall, 107 North Bridge Road, #02-K06, Singapore 179105
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Welcome to the ultimate gathering of good boys and girls, the biggest bash for tail-waggers, Singapore Pet Festival 2025!

Singapore’s largest pet event in Marina Bay Sands returns to celebrate all things furry and four-legged from 1 August 2025 to 3 August 2025.

Here’s everything you need to know to prepare for a paw-sitively good time at Singapore Pet Festival.

First, fetch fantastic finds for your furkids at over 200 exhibitors and more than 400 premium pet brands. This is not to be missed as exclusive products and special offers will be launched here.

You can shop everything from lifestyle essentials to wearables and treats — it’s practically every pawrent’s and pet’s dream shopping haul.

While you’re at it with your spending spree, sniff out some sweet deals, including S$30,000 worth of cash rebates. Your pets get pampered with treats, while your wallet gets treated with cashback — now that’s bang for your bark.

On top of that, continue scoring big with lucky draw prizes to be won. And don’t forget to claim your free exclusive tote bags while stocks last.

Singapore Pet Festival is truly not letting you leave empty-pawed.

Shopping spree completed, now it’s time to chill at the must-see highlights such as pet talent shows, performances, and contests. Contests will see pets tested in pet costumes, agility challenges, obedience trials, and more.

These include but are not limited to the TICA Cat Competition and Breeds of the World Showcase.

After you’ve gawked at your talented furry friends, you can get back to treating your own pets right by attending expert-led workshops and pet wellness insights.

Participate in workshops on DIY pet-themed crafts, pet care, grooming, and training.

Have your pets’ ears perked up from hearing the fun that’s in store for you? Then don’t fur-get to snag your tickets.

Pets enter free, but humans have to purchase tickets. Ticket options include a 1-Day Pass (S$6), 3-Day Pass (S$12), and the VIP Express Pass (S$18). 

Do note that the VIP Express Pass has perks including priority queue access, an exclusive tote bag, free pet treats, and a special car park rate.

Will you and your pet pounce on the fun at Singapore Pet Festival?

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Marina Bay Sands Singapore, Expo & Convention Centre, Level 1, Halls A, B, and C
10am–8pm
1 August 2025 to 3 August 2025

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But there’s a way for you to give them their flowers!

Illustration Arts Fest 2025 is just around the corner, coming to you from 4 July 2025 to 6 July 2025 at ArtSpace. From prints to zines, this fair is a treasure trove of creativity, where you’ll be able to meet illustrators and snap up unique works.

This year, they will be featuring more than 120 artists from 13 different countries. Expect to find live drawing sessions, artist talks, and hands-on workshops.

Tickets are just S$6 (excluding platform fees), with unlimited re-entry throughout the day. It’s also free for children under 6 years old.

Ahead of Illustration Arts Fest 2025, we decided to shine a spotlight on illustration, starting with ourselves! In the spirit of fun and supporting the illustration community, we launched an office drawing challenge. 

The task? Four drawings — an apple, a cat, their favourite food, and Ash (our office dad) — in 12 minutes, and no erasers allowed.

Will our colleagues step up to the challenge? Meet our brave artists.

Yan ‘The Wholesome Doodler’ 

Yan kept it minimalist. The apple and her favourite bowl of Nissin noodles are cute and clean, while the spotted cat is very demure, very mindful. 

Then we look to the bottom-right to find Ash saying that he’s ‘just a man’. Stick-figure Ash is skewing a little big-foot in terms of chest hair, but he looks happy, so we’ll let it slide. 

Wing ‘Just Wing it’ Xin

Wing Xin gave a valiant effort but seems to have had to resort to words because her drawings couldn’t make it. The apples look a little cherry-like, and Ash’s hair looks a little sparse. However, we do love the little kitty perched on a scenic landscape.  

Overall, we applaud her for giving it her best shot. 

Glenda ‘The Secret Prodigy’

Right before starting the drawing challenge, Glenda claimed that she wasn’t very good at drawing, which turned out to be a fat lie. 

She stunned us all with a picturesque apple, a cat so sweet it belongs in a children’s book, ice cream that looked good enough to eat, and a portrait of Ash that made him look extra cute (not an accurate representation of the man himself). 

Xuan ‘The Wild Card’

Xuan’s drawing of Ash looks suspiciously hairy, with wiggly arms to match. However, she does bring it back with stellar embellishments — the worm in the apple, the collar on the cat, and the little fishes in the fish soup. 

And, now for our totally scientific ranking:

1st: Glenda — we can’t compete with actual talent.

2nd: Xuan — beautiful and unexpected!

3rd: Wing Xin — chaotic but lovable.

4th: Yan — stickmen forever.

While we’re busy nursing our bruised egos, you can check out where the real artists shine and get your tickets to Illustration Arts Fest 2025 here.

Illustration Arts Fest 2025
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39 Keppel Road #01-05 Singapore, Singapore 089065
2pm–9pm (Fri), 11am–9pm (Sat), 11am–7pm (Sun)
4 July 2025 to 6 July 2025

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Photos by Chua Rei Qi.

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With the iconic cable car cabins reaching the sky-high milestone of 10 years, tradition is taken to new heights by wrapping the Singapore Cable Car in vibrant Peranakan-inspired designs.

51 cabins, inspired by the historic shophouses along Koon Seng Road, will be showcased. The cabins’ exterior reflects the iconic 1920s architecture, blended with Chinese, Malay, and European influences. This serves to pay homage to Singapore’s unique Peranakan heritage.

As part of the celebration, the Sentosa Line is packed with promotions for you to grab. Local residents can enjoy special 1-for-1 Sentosa Line promotions from now till 31 December 2025.

This includes a Sentosa Line round trip for two at only S$4, and an unlimited ride for two at just S$14.

Tickets are available at all Singapore Cable Car ticketing counters at Sentosa and Mount Faber Peak and Sentosa Guest Services Centre (except for Vivo City Level 3).

Ready to ride high with Singapore Cable Cars on their 10th anniversary?

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Sentosa Line, Sensoryscape Station, 3 Siloso Road, #1 3, Singapore 098977
8.45am–10pm (Daily)
Now to 31 December 2025

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The newly transformed lifestyle hub has partnered with Klook for an experience lineup available from 1 June 2025 to 31 July 2025. 

This comes after Klook’s global launch with renowned professional organiser Marie Kondo — hence this campaign, entitled The Best You, brings the same spirit of finding joy through everyday discovery and meaningful experiences.

At New Bahru, choose from a spread of workshops, tastings, and more showcasing homegrown local brands across two core themes — Self-Expression and Savouring Moments.

For the Self-Expression theme, it’s all about being hands-on. One such experience includes the Chalk N Pencils Art Café’s art sessions (S$58). 

Both kids aged six and up and adults are welcome, with two imaginative menus to choose from, respectively. 

Medium-wise, adults can select between Acrylic or Pastel, while kids can go for either Acrylic or Air Clay. Don’t worry about having zero experience, as friendly instructors will be there to guide you in creating your masterpiece.

Another craft workshop to draw your attention to is the Leather Accessories Workshop by Crafune.

Here, the customisation of your leather accessory is in your hands, literally. 

From choosing a variety of colours to customising your work with hot stamping, you’ll make and take home a high-quality, vegetable-tanned leather product.

Pro tip — book your workshop session on Klook (S$39.65) and you can create your own Ketupat or Rice Dumpling coin pouch!

After mastering leather craft, it’s time to shift gears (and senses). Go from the tactile to the tastefully intoxicating at One Prawn & Co (OPC)’s Cocktail Appreciation Workshop (S$95.95).

This workshop will provide you with a Do-It-Yourself Cocktail and a Signature OPC Cocktail. Alongside the cocktails, you can even choose bites to pair with your drinks.

Pick two of the variety of bites One Prawn & Co will shell out, including the Prawn Toast and Aioli, the Crab Croquette, Wasabi Mayo, Chives, the Ankimo Mousse, Love Letter, Pink Peppercorns, and the Sourdough Bread, Seaweed Butter, Honey.

That’s not all — you can apply a 10% discount on food and drinks at One Prawn & Co to dine at the restaurant after the workshop. 

What about the Savouring Moments theme? Well, this theme prioritises slowing down and recharging yourself. 

The activities that will allow you to soak in the moment includes the Coffee Omakase (S$59.95) by PPP Coffee. 

At this omakase, coffee is no longer a quick sip during rush hour. Rather, you’ll enjoy the highly prized Gesha brewed in three ways — cold brew, hot filter, and signature cocktail.

During the 60 minutes experience, desserts to pair with each coffee will be provided.

Go full steam ahead by taking a shot at another coffee-based workshop by MORNING.

MORNING’s Specialty Coffee Tasting Experience (S$10) includes a flight of three specialty coffees. To spill the beans, you’ll also learn how to brew the specialty coffee pods using the MORNING Machine. 

It’s a full body experience as you’ll learn to explore flavour notes, identify key elements such as acidity, body, and balance, and take on an interactive flavour profile activity.

Not only will you leave one step closer to becoming a coffee connoisseur, you can also take home with you your favourite coffee pod. 

Of course, this doesn’t cover every experience offered so make sure to check out Klook to explore the list and book your options. 

So break the usual and instead, take a break to find your next meaningful experience at New Bahru.

The Best You
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46 Kim Yam Road, New Bahru, Singapore 239351
1 June 2025 to 31 July 2025

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Welcome to Singapore’s first glass flower workshop at Gurasu House, where it’s anything but fragile!

Located in Tai Seng, this is the perfect date idea (and gift you can exchange with your partner!). 

If you’re unfamiliar with the art of making glass flowers, I’ve got you.

First, be sure to DM Gurasu House’s Instagram account to book yourself a slot beforehand.

Not to worry if you’ve got no green thumbs or glasswork skills. It’s totally beginner-friendly, with a helpful instructor and a safety briefing provided as you’ll be working with an open flame.

That’s right. Lampworking is involved in the process, meaning you’ll be shaping glass using a torch to make your flower.

From melting glass rods to shaping the flower petals and leaves, and assembling the flowers, you’ll be hands-on in guiding molten glass to become a blooming beauty.

As for what kind of flower you’re making, every flower is unique to your crafting style! But within just one session itself, you’ll be able to craft a lampwork glass flower with six to nine petals and one to two leaves depending on your crafting pace.

You can also customise the colours of your bloom. Pick up to three colours from their selection (subject to availability), with extra colours available at S$5 per colour.

Once you’ve completed your masterpiece, your work will have to cool for two hours after the session. They’ll only keep your piece for two weeks, so don’t forget to pick it up.

Think you can handle the heat and fashion your first glass flower?

Gurasu House
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80 Playfair Road, Tower B, #04-13E, Kapo Factory Building, Singapore 367998
10am–7pm (Sat to Sun)

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Here’s the inside scoop on this newly revamped space.

Not only is there double the fun, but double the flavours too! 19 ice cream flavours and 8 toppings are on offer, at no limit whatsoever.

These flavours and toppings are scattered throughout the 14 rooms in the museum. However, every journey begins with a passport.

The museum’s new Passport is an interactive keepsake to take home. As your guide, it provides fun facts and engaging activities.

The first new stop you’ll encounter is the Carnival. Here, young and old can bond over nostalgic games, popcorn, and the all-new Animal Cookie ride.

Over in California Dreamin’, you can begin challenging yourself on your ice cream intake. Eight rotating flavours, including vegan and allergen-friendly options from Denzy Gelato, await, including favourites like Strawberry Speculoos and Black Sesame.

Past the magnet room is your main meal at Scream’s Diner. Pair waffles, pizzas, and more with the Mango and Raspberry soft serve. 

Can’t get enough of either flavour? Then get the mixed swirl for the best of both worlds. Add the cherry on top to this icy treat with toppings like colourful cornflakes, chocolate cookie cereals, and jellybeans.

If you’re full from your feast, burn it off at the new Bouncy Castle next door. I was slightly worried my stomach wouldn’t agree with hopping around, but I can’t help but find that it does work up an appetite for my next round.

Afterwards, step through the rainbow tunnel to enter the Potong Palace. As hinted in its name, travel back in time with potong ice cream flavours like Thai Milk Tea and Longan Osmanthus. 

A short flight of stairs takes you to another station serving traditional ice cream sandwiches. But before that, don’t miss out on the Infinity Mirror Party Zone. 

This zone is exactly what it sounds like, with kaleidoscopic lights and booming beats to dance your heart out.

Now back to the ice cream sandwiches. Pineapple Coconut and Cookies & Cream are available, both served between thin wafers.

Another new installation not to miss is Singapore’s first-ever Banana Maze. Here, get lost in the endless hanging pink and yellow bananas. 

Finally, treat yourself one last time with Ben & Jerry’s Salted Caramel Blonde or Berry Berry Extraordinary flavours.

Oh, before you go, one more major addition is the four free workshops: 

• Free workshops (3–25 May 2025): Ice cream making, squishy painting, edible slime, and keychain making

What’s more is that Singapore residents can enjoy: 

• 10% off weekday General and Premium tickets from 11 April 2025 to 30 May 2025 — use the code <SGSPRINKLE10> at checkout.

Are you ready to sprinkle some magic into your day at the Museum of Ice Cream?

Museum of Ice Cream
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100 Loewen Road, Singapore 248837
10am–7pm (Daily)

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Located in Woodlands, Tippsy Fingers has a wide range of workshops for all kinds of crafts to choose from including Glassware Art, Polymer Clay, and Art Jamming.

If you’re unfamiliar with what art jamming is, this is where your inner artist get to run wild through painting. Go crazy with the various art jamming workshop types — Acrylic Art Jamming, Mixed Medium Art Jamming, and Dual Art Jamming.

Although the workshops are not guided, there are instructors on-site to assist and provide light guidance.

If you’re looking for something more unique, opt for the Quartz Sand Art Jamming, Tote Bag Art Jamming, or Canvas Shoes Painting.

For the last two workshops, get ready to step up your game and rock one-of-a-kind kicks and totes! 

All you’ve to do is personalise the provided shoes and tote bags to your heart’s content. And, there you go! You’ll have unique pieces in your closet you can proudly claim as your creation (I know I would if I were you).

However, pre-booking is required for Canvas Shoes Painting. So, don’t forget to choose your sneaker size and session at least two weeks in advance to avoid disappointment.

Kitchenware collectors, this one’s for you! No kitchen collection would be complete without a statement piece (obviously) and this is where Tippsyfingers’ Glassware Art workshops come in.

Choose from Glassware Etching and Glassware Painting. 

For Glass Etching, you’ll experience the process of design weeding and vinyl application with chemical etching. This leaves the glassware with a frosted, etched finish in white and diffused shades. How cool is that?

For my clay enthusiasts, it’s your time to shine as you can dive into Tippsyfingers’ Polymer Clay workshops.

Those who love being extra with their accessories will definitely go crazy for the Beginner Clay Earrings Workshop. Since it’s a guided workshop, anyone with no experience with polymer clay can participate.

If you have green fingers, you can rejoice as they have a Thumb Pottery Planter Workshop. During this, you can create thumb-sized pottery and even plant your own tiny plants in them (I’m dying from the cuteness)! 

The minimum quantity to make is two, so if you’re fast enough, you can take home more plants buddies (this means no pot goes lonely).

Aside from these regular workshops, Tippsyfingers has seasonal workshops available as well. These include the Macrame Plant Hanger workshop and the Besties Macrame Designed Tote Bag (for two) workshop.

Both involve the textile art of macrame, so you do knot want to miss out on these unique workshops to spruce up your bags and plant hangers!

As these workshops are seasonal, there are currently no available slots. So, do keep a lookout for the next time slots are open.

Other workshops you can also anticipate include Floral Craft, DIY Body Products, and Baking.

So, ready to get crafty at Tippsyfingers?

Tippsyfingers
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38 Woodlands Industrial Park E1, Singapore 757700
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Though, have you felt that your gifts lack a personal touch? Now, you can craft your bouquets at these workshops offered at their newly-opened studio. The prices of their LEGO-building workshops and live flower bar start from as low as S$19.90.

Allergies to flowers are no joke. The Block Bouquets offers a substitute that uses LEGO flowers instead. The studio offers a couple of options, so interested parties are able to select the workshop that is most suited to them.

LEGO Building is a self-guided experience with no limit on the LEGO pieces and amount of created flowers (time to build as many flowers as your love for the giftee). 

There is a regular session (S$19.90 for 40 minutes) and an extended session (S$39 for 80 minutes). Do note that wrapping (S$9.90 per bouquet) is separate from this package.

Or, looking to spend some quality time with your partner? The LEGO Bouquet Workshop will make for a cute date. But, if you’re single (admin says hi), this workshop would also be perfect for gifting for any special occasions.

Individual workshops are priced at S$48 for 90 minutes. However, there is an ongoing promotion for their couple workshops going at S$39.50 each for 90 minutes, so don’t think twice and book that session!

Select from a range of unlimited flowers to build your own custom LEGO bouquet, which will come with a single LEGO flower. This workshop will include a dedicated instructor, baby breaths, wrapping, as well as a fun photo-taking session afterward!

If you are looking for last-minute gifts, The Block Bouquets also offers ready-made LEGO bouquets — the perfect solution for last-minute gifting, especially with all the festive occasions coming up.

Alternatively, there is also a live flower bar if you are looking for the real thing. You can pick your favourite flowers and customise them to your unique taste. The base price starts from S$19.90, which includes baby breaths, felt, wrapping, and ribbon. 

Flower-gifting is also a form of love language, seeing as flowers hold different meanings. You can personalise your bouquet by adding on flowers, such as Roses (S$8 each), Purple Roses (S$9 each), Rose Buds (S$9 each), Tulips (S$8 each), Sunflower (S$15 each), and even more at their studio.

Be it real flowers or LEGO flowers, I believe what matters the most is how you show your appreciation to your loved ones. 

Will you be coming down to check this studio out this weekend?

The Block Bouquets
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87 Kampong Bahru Rd, Singapore 169381
11am–8pm (Daily)

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