Decoupage Art Course by Angie Ong - SMII20240529DAC

Note: $10 per participant is payable to the trainer during class as the projects involve using exclusive materials from Poland.

Decoupage comes from the French word “decouper” which means to cut out.

Modern Day decoupage technique is sticking decorative paper napkin or rice paper cut outs on project surfaces and making it look like it has been painted on. Numerous coats of varnish are then applied to achieve a smooth finish. Nearly any household object can be use for your decoupage project. These can include glass jars, used biscuit tins, tissue boxes and many more.

Using the art of decoupage, participants will work with different surfaces like wood, tin, glass, ceramic, fabric and others. Participants will also be taught on some of the surfaces how to decorate them with different paint effects. Once the surface is prepared, participants will pick their choice of decorative napkins, decoupage paper or rice paper to make it look like it is painted on the surface.

The projects are:

1) Reverse decoupage on square glass bowl

2) Mix Media Decoupage

3) Project Details Pending

SCHEDULE

Wednesday, 29 May - 12pm - 4pm

Wednesday, 5 June - 12pm - 4pm

Wednesday, 12 June - 12pm - 4pm

Wednesday, 19 June - 12pm - 4pm

Total of 4 sessions (16 hrs).

**Minimum 10 students to start class

VENUE

Brahm Centre @ Simei 148

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Materials provided:

- Most art materials for the lessons are provided.

Things that participants need to bring from HOME:

1. Unused Dish Washing Sponge x 1
2. Hairdryer x 1
3. Scissors - Straight x 1
4. Scissors - Curved x 1
5. Penknife x 1
6. Plastic Sheet to lay table x 1
7. Wet and dry tissue paper
8. Containers to Soak brush and contain glue, paint + varnish
9. Cloth
10. Plate for paint
11. Set of small tip brushes can be bought from Daiso

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Course fee:

$290 | $58 for seniors eligible for National Silver Academy (NSA) subsidy*

*NSA subsidy is for Singaporeans and Permanent Residents aged 50 and above.

In addition to NSA subsidy, course fee may be offset by SkillsFuture Credit (SFC).

Payment Procedure:

1) Upon registration, course participants are to make payment for the course through Brahm Centre’s Eventbrite page. This is considered as a deposit to reserve a place in the course.

2) Participants have to claim with SFC before the course start date through the SkillsFuture portal, https://www.myskillsfuture.gov.sg/

3) Brahm Centre will reimburse the amount that is successfully claimed upon receipt of the funds from SFC. This procedure can take up to 12 weeks from the course end date.

Notes:

• Please note that payments for courses are non-refundable.
• There are no make-up lessons if you miss any session and the trainer is not obligated to do a recap during the following session.
• Brahm Centre reserves the right to replace a trainer, should the trainer be unable to conduct the class due to unforeseen circumstances.
• Photos and/or videos may be taken during activities for Brahm Centre's records and promotional purposes.

Trainer's Bio:

Angie Ong is the founder of Napkin Decoupage Shop, a studio that conducts decoupage and craft programmes for adults, children and seniors with vast experience of more than 10 years. Angie obtained her teacher’s certifications from various countries all over the world such as Thailand, Turkey and Russia.

She was featured on the first page of Straits Times in 2021 in an article during CNY “Old made Niu”.

Her passion and desire to share makes her workshops useful and fun to attend.