Vintage-Style Surprise Ball Party Favors Workshop, April 26, 2015
Surprise Ball Party Favors Workshop
with Robert Mahar
Sunday, April 26, 2015, 11:00am - 2:00pm
$60. (includes supplies) for 3 hours (1 session)
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Feeling festive?! Join us in rediscovering a vintage craft as we create and construct surprise balls, party favors rooted in 1950s America. Treats and trinkets, sweets and jokes are rolled in the folds of crepe paper streamers forming a happy sphere that can be decorated as simply or elaborately as you please. Recipients are showered with fun as they unroll their surprise balls, revealing the goodies you’ve selected and creating a joyful mess!
Each participant will learn techniques, tips and tricks to successfully create their own surprise ball party favors. All tools and materials will be provided. We’ll happily provide a sweet selection of items to include in your surprise balls (enough for everyone to complete at least three!) but if there are specific, small scale items you’d like to use, please feel free to bring them with you (think tiny charms, novelty jewelry, stickers, notes on paper, little hard candies, etc.).
Get inspired - check out Robert's Pinterest board of surprise balls to see how others have styled and decorated their versions of these sweet party favors!: https://www.pinterest.com/robert_mahar/surprise-balls/
We can comfortably accommodate six students for each workshop - click on the link to purchase and reserve your seat.
All workshops are held in the Meng & Mahar Studio Space located in the historic core of downtown Los Angeles. Click here for the address, directions , a map and parking information.
Workshop Policy:
At this time, due to the amount of preparation that goes into each of our workshops and the intimate class size we offer, there are no refunds given nor credit given towards future workshops. In the unlikely case of a teacher cancellation, students will be credited the full amount of said class. Thank you for your understanding.