About the Event
Baked Manila;allows you to wear what you eat with the very first realistic miniature food workshop in the Philippines! Recreate anything your stomach desires into miniature polymer clay meals that you can wear as a pin, ring or any accessory.
Baked launched online on June 2015, with its !rst collection featuring popular food as wearable jewelry like siapao rings, hamburger necklaces and bacon pins and is owned by Tish Valenzuela, a fresh graduate from UP Diliman Fine Arts. The concept was inspired by the art of food styling and a love for food. Baked gives foodies a chance to display their love for the delicious through accessories, and now, a chance to learn the art of how to bring these clay creations to life.
Happening on May 14, 2016 (Saturday) 9AM-12NN at The Bunny Baker Cafe in Quezon City. The workshop includes an introduction to polymer clay basics, an overview of miniature culture and history, a step by step demo and individual workshop work.
Baked will be providing the necessary materials, tools and equipment, as well as goodie bags for workshop participants. There will be 10 slots available, with a workshop fee of Php 2,000.00 per participant. You may visit their page at facebook.com/bkdmnl
For inquiries, please call or text (63 917) 592-4294.