Two Days of Block Carving and Painted Prints at House of Jules, Milton

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Two Days of Block Carving and Painted Prints at House of Jules, Milton

A focused two-day workshop where you'll carve a repeat pattern into a rubber block, print it onto a canvas panel, then paint a stylised design over the printed pattern to produce a personalised piece to take home.

Two Days of Block Carving and Painted Prints at House of Jules, Milton.

Duration
9:00 AM – 1:00 PM (unless otherwise stated)
Location
Milton
Operator
House of Jules Art Studio
Category
Workshop
Robert Eric Crews
Founder & Editor, The Adventure Collective
Published Verified

Set in Milton, New South Wales, the Carve, Print & Paint two-day workshop runs as a concentrated creative programme: on day one participants design and carve a repeat-pattern square into a rubber block, then print that block onto a canvas panel; on day two the printed panels are enhanced with a stylised painted design to complete a finished artwork to take home.

Highlights

Workshop Highlights

THE PROCESS

Design and Carve a Repeat Pattern

The workshop walks you through designing a repeat-pattern square and carving that design into a rubber block, the foundation for the printed motif you will carry through to the finished piece.

THE PRINT

Ink Transfer onto Canvas Panels

After carving, you will print the carved block onto a canvas panel and allow the print to dry overnight, creating a patterned base layer for the second-day painting session.

THE FINISH

Paint Over the Pattern to Create a Personal Masterpiece

On the second session, participants paint a stylised design over their printed patterns, producing a finished, personalised artwork to take home.

What the day feels like

What the Two Days Feel Like

The format is workshop‑style and hands-on: session one is focused on design, carving and printing a repeat pattern onto a canvas panel that is left to dry overnight; session two returns to paint over the dried printed panel with a stylised design, resulting in a completed piece participants keep.

Suitability

Who it's for

Who this workshop suits — and where to exercise caution.

1
Studio-minded CreativesSuitable for people looking for a focused, studio-based two-day process to produce a single finished artwork; the source does not specify participant limits or restrictions.
2
Beginners to PrintmakingAppropriate for newcomers who want a guided introduction to carving, printing and painting; no age or skill restrictions are provided in the source material.
3
Experienced MakersExperienced printmakers and painters can use the structure to refine repeat-pattern carving and layering techniques; the source lists no limitations on participants.
4
Families or Mixed GroupsThe source does not specify whether the workshop is family-friendly or restricted by age; check with the operator if enrolling children or mixed-ability groups.

Practical planner

Details to review before reserving

Timing & Schedule

Sessions run 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM unless otherwise stated.

What to Bring

No need to bring anything—everything is included.

Meeting Location

Meet at House of Jules Art Studio, 12 Myrtle Street, Milton NSW 2538.

Booking Notice

Review cancellation policies before reserving.

Frequently asked questions

Planning Your Outing

When is the workshop scheduled?

The workshop dates are October 18th & 19th, 2025.

What are the session times?

Sessions run from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM unless otherwise stated.

Where do we meet for the workshop?

The meeting point is House of Jules Art Studio, 12 Myrtle Street, Milton NSW 2538.

Do I need to bring materials or tools?

No—there is no need to bring anything as everything is included.

What will I produce over the two days?

Participants design and carve a repeat-pattern square into a rubber block, print that block onto a canvas panel, then paint a stylised design over the printed pattern to create a finished artwork to take home.

How are the two sessions structured?

Day one focuses on designing, carving and printing the repeat-pattern onto a canvas panel which is left to dry overnight; day two is dedicated to painting a stylised design over the printed pattern to complete the piece.