Service Description

🌟 Kitty’s Magic Workshop Air-Dry Clay | Ages 5–9 Duration: 2 hours 📍 Location: Picasso Campus – 451 South Road, Bentleigh All art materials and smocks are provided. 🧸 FOR KIDS Have you ever wondered what happens deep inside the mossy, glowing heart of an enchanted forest? Hidden right under the tallest ancient trees lives a tiny black kitty wizard wearing a pointy blue hat decorated with golden stars. This isn't just any cat—he's the keeper of ancient spells, and today, he’s ready to welcome new apprentice magicians! Together, we’ll roll, pinch, and sculpt soft air-dry clay to build our very own magical spellbinding scene. You’ll craft the little black wizard cat, tiny bright orange pumpkins, a tiny spellbook, and a sparkling crystal ball sitting atop a stone altar. Can you hear the whisper of magic waiting in your fingertips? Come pull on a smock, grab a handful of clay, and let’s bring this enchanted realm to life! 🌱 FOR PARENTS If your child is fascinated by clay and loves losing themselves in tactile creative play, this 2-hour journey offers a wonderful space to grow. Working with air-dry clay is one of the most effective—and joyful—ways for young artists aged 5–9 to develop crucial hand strength, fine motor skills, and spatial coordination. As little hands learn to pinch smooth edges, roll perfect spheres, and assemble tiny details like star motifs and pumpkin ridges, they are building steady dexterity and spatial confidence. Beyond skill-building, working with soft, malleable clay provides a deeply calming, grounding experience. Guided step-by-step by our patient, professional artist-teachers, children build quiet focus and pride as they see a flat lump of clay transform into a detailed 3D miniature display. We take care of every single detail so your child can fully immerse themselves in the process—all quality art materials and protective smocks are ready waiting at our studio. 💛 We’d love to welcome your young creator to our studio for a cozy, imaginative morning of sculpting and storytelling.