Bling My Hoodie at Haus of Dizzy
Get first-hand guidance from the Queen of Bling, as this hands-on workshop celebrates First Nations culture and community.
Overview
Need a creative way to celebrate NAIDOC Week? Haus of Dizzy and Haus of Ziggy Lee are hosting a fashion-meets-art workshop, where guests are invited to customise their own deadly hoodie in a fun and inclusive setting.
Guided by self-proclaimed Queen of Bling and Wiradjuri designer Kristy Dickinson, this two-hour session is the ideal hands-on activity for engaging with First Nations peoples, culture and community at its most joyful. So, step into her store, bring your NAIDOC spirit and test your eye for design.
Held from 11am–1pm on Saturday, July 5, tickets include the cost of the hoodie, which you'll soon give a one-of-a-kind makeover using a variety of techniques guided by Dickinson. From direct-to-film transfers to iron-on patches and heat-pressed decals, expect the final result to resonate with big colours and powerful messages.
Open to kids aged six and up, this high-energy lesson is perfect for newcomers exploring Indigenous culture and their creative side. Plus, you'll head home with an expressive hoodie that you can wear day in and day out this winter and beyond.
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