Costaworkshop Mijas Costa, España
Costaworkshop
Mijas Costa, España

String pull art.

Creating a painting within 3 hours that looks super professional –  that’s what everyone wants! 

This is your chance. Everybody can do this workshop and it is also incredibly fun to do, even if you think you are not creative!  The workshop starts with a short explanation accompanied by coffee or tea. Then you will choose the colours you like. You can choose from about 20 different colours of paint. Then the real “work” starts. 

Encouraged by our guidance and instructions, you will gradually see your design turn into reality. Afterwards, we will enjoy each other’s works of art over a drink and a tapa. 

The workshop takes 3 hours and starts at 10.00 am. 

Request a workshop

The workshop costs € 40,= p.p. and includes a painting canvas (30X30 cm) and paint. 

Participation minimum 3 persons, maximum 4 persons. 

If you prefer to come with  only 2 persons you pay a surcharge of € 7,50 per person. 

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