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Crepe Paper Iris Flower Workshop with Pizzly Pages

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ArtUp Gallery
South Melbourne VIC, Australia

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Discover the intricate art of paper flower making with Nicola De Rosbo-Davies, also known as Pizzly Pages.

Inspired by the paper iris featured in Nicola’s rabbit sculpture in the Bloom exhibition, this hands-on workshop will guide you through transforming premium Italian crepe paper into a beautifully detailed iris.

Learn how to shape petals, build the flower around a wire stem, add colour and delicate botanical details, and finish your iris using specialist flower-making techniques. You will also have tissue paper available to wrap your finished flower as a bouquet, ready to take home or give to someone special.

All materials are provided, including high-quality Cartotecnica Rossi Italian crepe paper, wire, flower-making tape, PanPastels, glue guns and tissue paper.

Suitable for adults and participants aged 12+. No previous paper craft or flower-making experience is required.

Event details:

Saturday 29 August 2026, 3-5 pm
ArtUp at The Gladstone: https://share.google/lqZ9vUBD0Z6FMKSlk
Tower B, 15-85 Gladstone Street, South Melbourne

Please arrive a few minutes early and enter through the Tower B concierge.

Meet the Artist

  • Nicola De Rosbo-Davies (Pizzly Pages)

    Nicola is an Australian multidisciplinary artist and the maker behind Pizzly Pages, a creative practice producing soft sculptures, junk journals, artist bears, and illustrated works. With a background in creative arts therapies and experience in sensory theatre, her practice draws on embodied, multi-sensory storytelling. Her work explores emotional resilience, nostalgia, and transformation, often through folktale-inspired worlds. She frequently incorporates reclaimed and hand-crafted materials, reflecting a commitment to sustainability and slow making.

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South Melbourne VIC, Australia
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