Wearable art for teens – Make your own baroque brooch with Fifi Colston

Get crafty these school holidays and design your own one-of-a-kind baroque brooch using recycled materials and a touch of bling. Inspired by the bold style of Vivienne Westwood, this workshop is perfect for creative teens who love fashion, upcycling, and making something truly unique.

With expert guidance, participants will experiment with textures, shapes, and embellishments to craft a statement piece they can wear with pride. Whether you're a budding designer or just keen to try something new, this fun and relaxed session is all about self-expression and creativity.

This workshop has limited spots – secure your place today!

Fifi Colston is a renowned illustrator, writer, and costume and props maker, based in Wellington. She has been drawing and making things ever since she can remember and has a richly varied career as wearable arts designer and costume props maker for the film and television industry. You might remember her presenting arts and crafts on the children’s television programme What Now, and on TV1’s Good Morning Show. Or heard about her during her 30 years of creating garments for the prestigious World of Wearable Art™ Awards show!