Succulent Garden Workshop

I love to be creative and social and  workshops are a great way to combine the two.  When you attend a Fizzy Party craft workshop  you do more than just learn a new skill and take home something you created. You're attending a party, making new friends and having a great time.  I get to help women who say they're not creative be creative and have fun doing it.

In June I hosted a succulent workshop in Beaverton at La Hacienda Real.  Succulents and Mexican food just go together.  It was an intimate group and I thought those that attended would be disappointed that it wasn't a bigger group.  I was SO wrong.

The attendees loved the intimate group.  They had so much fun they didn't even have their phones out! Now that's a sign of a great workshop.

I really enjoyed watching the ladies get creative picking out their succulents and making their gardens. One of the big things I teach at my workshops is that there's no wrong way or right way for the craft item to look.

As long as the person creating the craft likes the way it looks that's all that matters.  I don't want the attendees worrying, stressing  or trying to make the craft perfect. I want attendees to relax, let the creative juices flow and have fun.

Right now I offer 3 different workshops- Succulent Gardens, Trinket Dish Painting, and Sugar Scrubs.  If you're interested in booking one of these workshops email me at Tiffany.fizzyparty@gmail.com

These workshops are great for bachelorette parties, bridal showers, birthdays and just because you want to have fun and get creative with your girlfriends.  All workshops are geared towards adults and teenagers.

Workshops coming soon include-

• Watercolour linens
• Alcohol dyed coasters
• Hand painted pillows
• Marbled planters 
• and more! 

If you're interested in any of the above, reach out to me at Tiffany.fizzyparty@gmail.com 

In real life friendships are dying and this is not acceptable to me.  So gather your girlfriends and have a fun craft night/ day. Don't let your in real life friendships die. That would make me sad. 

Succulent Workshop

It's been awhile since I hosted a workshop.  Too long in fact. The last workshop was a fun tropical fest.  I missed throwing workshops so this year I'll be hosting quite a few.   If you get my newsletter you'll be sure not to miss any of them.

My first workshop for this year was a succulents one because succulents are so fun! I mean look at these cuties 👇

I love starting the party at the door and this sign was perfect for the succulent workshop.  If you're at one of my workshops you better believe you're awesome! Not only is this sign perfect for succulent workshop but if I ever do a cactus workshop it works for that too.

Can't have a workshop without treats. Well you could but that wouldn't be as fun.   Sprinklemade made the cutest tastiest macarons for the workshop.  Strawberry flavor burst from them and there wasn't a single macaron left.

I lined up all the succulents in the middle of the table for the guests to choose from. I made sure to have a variety of cuties.  The different shapes and colors made for a more interesting garden.

Not only was there a variety of succulents to choose from there was also a variety of containers to choose from as well.  Guests could choose from a glass bowl, a glass globe or a vintage metal bath tub.

After choosing their succulents and container it was time to get creative.  Why the rainbow crepe paper down the middle of the table you may ask.  The succulent workshop was held around St. Patrick's Day and I can't help but add a little holiday décor into my workshops.

As the guests were creating their succulent gardens I walked around and helped them in deciding how much dirt to fill in their container, which variety of succulent to place where, and gave tips on how to not kill the succulents once they got them home. The beauty of succulents is they are super easy to care for.  And if you have a yard you can remove them from your succulent garden, plant them in the ground and they will multiply.

It was so fun to see all the succulent gardens taking shape.  Those little bathtubs were SO cute stuffed with succulents.  Both guests who chose the bath tubs said they were going to place them in their kitchen window.  CUTE!

Succulent garden in progress.

Succulent garden complete.

We even had a special guest at the workshop, The Tenacious Little Terrier.  He was the cutest little helper.  He gave his paw of approval on the finished succulent gardens.

This workshop was so much fun and so popular that I'll definitely be hosting another one or two 😉  While I probably won't make it to your state this year, leave me a comment and let me know where you'd like me to host a workshop. You never know when I just might make it to your state.