Name: JULEGAVEVÆRKSTED: LAV DIT EGET SMÅKAGESTEMPEL
Start: 2025-11-20T17:00:00+01:00
End: 2025-11-20T19:00:00+01:00
Location: Café Sonja

$JULEGAVEV\u00c6RKSTED: LAV DIT EGET SM\u00c5KAGESTEMPEL$

Kom til en workshop med den spanske kunstner Asier, som vil lære os at lave helt særlige småkagestempler i relief.
Asier guider os igennem workshoppen på engelsk. Det er gratis at deltage!
Cookie Stamp Workshop, Carving with Clay
In this workshop, we’ll explore how to carve simple reliefs in polymer clay and turn them into cookie stamps. It’s about understanding how materials behave, how volume works, and how ideas take shape through making.
What to bring:
A small trinket (like a keychain, pendant, or button) to press into the clay if you’d like to experiment.
A simple picture or drawing of something meaningful an object, symbol. Good example: My grandma's swimming glasses/ complex example: A picture of all my cousins (You can be bold and bright it, it's alright as long as you think it will be fun)
What we’ll do:
Get to know the material: We’ll start with a simple drawing transfer to understand how polymer clay responds to pressure, form, and texture
Carve your design: Using your picture as reference, you’ll create a small relief carving, learning how to translate images into volume and depth.
Bake and print: Once baked, we’ll test your stamp on cookie dough and see your design come to life.
No need to aim for perfection the goal is to learn, play, and see how creative thinking and material exploration can come together in something
About Asier:
I’m Asier, I’m from Spain and have been living in Copenhagen for the past three years. My background is in Fine Arts, mainly drawing and sculpture, but what really drives me is exploring how art can be part of everyday life.
In my workshops, I focus on the process of creating original projects from scratch, understanding how materials interact, how ideas take shape through making, and how this approach contrasts with the habit of buying ready made objects whose origins we often do not question. It’s about slowing down, thinking with our hands, and reintroducing creativity into how we live, consume, and interact with each other.