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Are you looking for something to do on Mother's Day?

This is a chance to celebrate Mums and all of our loved ones in a creative and inclusive way. Dads and kids. Friends, neighbours, chosen family. Carers. Grandmas, grandpas, and grandchildren. Teenagers. Step-parents, siblings, aunties and uncles. Someone from every generation or a solo date for you?

Camille and Alisoun invite you to gather together in Cowes for a heartwarming community workshop where our elders and young ones create handcrafted dolls in the beloved Mirka Mora style, sharing stories, laughter, and traditions that connect and celebrate. More than just crafting, this workshop is about belonging—welcoming all identities and stories and enjoying the richness of diverse experiences through creativity. Chosen family, elders, and young ones very welcome. Come with someone special or on your own - we just want you to come! Bookings via the link below.

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Pay what you can afford with a suggested contribution of $45 per person for a 3 hour workshop ​Foster creativity and imagination in a fun, hands-on experience for all ages Use natural and upcycled materials to craft unique rag dolls - using our rich collection of fabrics and decorations and/or bringing special pieces of your own Bring your story to life by creating a doll that reflects you - honouring identities and experiences that are often overlooked in store-bought toys Honour the artistry and history of handmade dolls Strengthen bonds between generations in a meaningful way - with your family/chosen person and with the wider community Create a cherished keepsake to take home - with the skills and confidence to make more together

Crayons and Stuff

0405778518

Cowes, Phillip Island & Bass Coat

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Crayons and Stuff acknowledge the Boon Wurrung / Bunurong peoples as the traditional custodians of the lands on which we work, live and create. We pay our respect to the Elders, past and present, and acknowledge the ongoing traumas and practices of colonisation in this country, which always was and always will be Aboriginal land.

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