Coloratura will hold Japanese-style handcraft workshops again this year at Japan Festival in Amstelveen stadshart on Sunday, June 25th.
I will offer the workshops of miniature clay (Japanese food, Japanese sweets) that were popular last year so please join the workshops on this occasion, and also hold workshops that you can make key chains and boxes using Japanese-style cloth and origami paper.
Last year, the workshops were fully booked and many people were unable to join. If you are interested, please come early.
The Japan Festival in Amstelveen is one of the largest Japanese events in the Netherlands, with over 10,000 visitors.
There are also many Japanese food stalls and stage performances.
(I am a member of the Japanese Choir “Sora", and I will sing on the stage from 13:40 to 13:50. Please come to stage and listen. (During that time, I won’t be in the Coloratura workshop stall.)
Please come to join us with your family and friends.
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６月25日(日)にアムステルフェーンの スタッツハルトで開催されるJapan Festival で、 今年も和風ハンドクラフトワークショップを 開催します。
The Dutch lady participated in the previous "Western sweets" workshop and said that the workshop had a lot of fun and joined again.
It's a detailed work, but both of them made quickly and very well, and it was completed much shorter time.
In this Wagashi workshop, participants fold origami cranes and the Dutch lady were also very good at folding small crane using 3cm square origami paper.
She is a fan of the action game "Ryu ga Gotoku", so she brought a figurine of that character and took his pictures with Japanese sweets she made.
The size of the miniature sweets was perfect for that character, but there was a gap between the cute sweets and the character's atmosphere… it was funny, and the other participant and I also had fun to see it.
We are talking about the participant’s favorite figure, AnimeCon, about Japan, and introducing each other while making the miniature sweets. It's fun to interact each other.
I think both of them enjoyed “Wagashi” workshop today.
Today, a Japanese student who attends university here requested Tsumami-zaiku workshop, and came with her friends from the same university.
They chose their favorite fabrics for a large flower and a small flower, and also chose from hair band, hairpin, charm, key chain and brooch.
Everyone like handcrafts, and they enjoyed making their first Tsumami-zaiku flowers.
When they finished making flowers, the hairpin and key holders were completed, they were very happy and said how cute they were！
Hope to attach them to their hair or decorate it on your bag ♪
☆ I don't usually hold the "Tsumami-zaiku" workshop that we did today, but if there is a request and the number of people gathers, I will hold the workshop.
☆ I hold one-day miniature clay workshops from time to time.
☆ I will hold a miniature clay "Wagashi" workshop on June 13. ↓↓ https://coloratura-clayhandcraft.com/workshops-information
A mother chose "miniature clay workshop" for her daughter’s 7th birthday party.
They saw the Coloratura’s workshop at Japan Festival in Amstelveen last year and the girl wanted to do it! And her mother thought to arrange a miniature clay workshop for her birthday party.
It's wonderful that mother let her child experience what she likes and wants to do on her birthday.
It was a little difficult for children this age, but they all made it up!
After the lesson, her mother requested to celebrate with a cake, so they continued to have a birthday party with the cake that her mother brought.
Happy 7th Birthday ！
I also celebrated with a small gift. Since I am doing miniature clay, something small things…
A small paper crane figurine that I fold with 2 cm square origami paper. I gave it as a present.
Everyone was cheerful, full of energy and had fun, and I had fun too.
I am happy that the birthday girl experienced the miniature clay that she wanted to try and said that it was fun.
It would be great if it became a good memory of her 7th birthday.
☆ I hold one-day workshops from time to time. Please see below. Workshop info
☆ Next week, I will hold a miniature clay "Wagashi" workshop.
June 13 (Tuesday) 10:00-13:00
If you are interested, please contact me.
If you have any questions, please feel free to contact from “Contact” button above or email from below.
