Children's Workshop: Cardboard Castles 5+ | SEPPELTSFIELD

Children's Workshops at JamFactory Seppeltsfield

Step into a world of knights, dragons, and daring adventures as you create your very own miniature medieval castle!

Using recycled cardboard boxes, tubes, and a variety of textured papers and card, you'll design and build a unique fortress full of character. Artist Deb will provide all the materials, tools, glues, and the ever-popular Chomp Saw, making construction easy, safe, and fun.

Add towers, turrets, drawbridges, dragons, flags, and any other imaginative details you can dream up. At the end of the workshop, everyone's castles will come together to create one spectacular medieval kingdom—ready for storytelling, adventure, and display!

Want to keep the adventure going? Book yourself into the following Castle Drawing Workshop, where your handcrafted castle becomes the inspiration for your own medieval masterpiece on paper

This workshop is suitable for children aged 5 years and over (guardians and caregivers are also welcome to book in and participate). All tools and materials will be supplied; students will go home with their own collection of cardboard creatures.

Deborah Twining

Deborah is an Adelaide Hills based artist and arts educator. With a degree in the Visual Arts and a Diploma of Education, her creative practice has spanned three states - South Australia, Western Australia and regional North Queensland - over the past 30 years. As a multidisciplinary artist, her curiosity for learning, experimentation and interaction has let to a playful, explorative and sensitive approach to her own artwork and her community and arts education-based practice.

For the past 10 years, Deb has run a weekly art school, TwiningArts, based in her studio at the Hahndorf Academy, catering for over 80 students ranging in age from 5 to 20 years of age; her classes seek to guide and inspire creative development, foster personal growth, inquiry and expression whilst developing advanced technical skills in a multitude of mediums.

Deb's arts practice has seen the development of collaborative community projects and children's art activations for the Adelaide Festival, OSCA arts, Fabrik: Arts and Heritage, Barossa Regional Gallery, Hahndorf Academy, The Pinnaroo Project and Adelaide Writer's Week (AWW). 

General information on our short course requirements, facilities and refund policy can be found here