Date: 29 January 2016 ​ 
Venue: Lee Wee Nam Library (Level 2)

Discover the craft of making realistic miniature Chinese New Year goodies using quality polymer clay! Celebrate the upcoming festive season by creating your own useable and wearable art in the form of traditional and auspicious treats. 

Under the guidance of artist​ Jocelyn Teo, you will learn the precision techniques and skills in working with polymer clay and painting with pastel chalks to achieve realism in decorative food art. You can choose to make your finished product into a magnet or brooch, or simply leave it as a decoration item for your Chinese New Year celebrations. So join us for this workshop to experience the fun and unique way in appreciating our local food heritage and traditions.


About the Artist:
Jocelyn Teo​ ​​is the owner of AiClay, which focuses on promoting the appreciation of all things small. Since 2009, she has been creating many miniature sculptures for sale locally and around the world. She also taught many miniature craft workshops in schools, companies and for private events. Currently, her biggest project in AiClay is the production of an all-inclusive miniature food craft kit, Pocket Kitchen.​