Cafe Cuties - Sculpt & Snack
Sat, Jan 10
|The Maker's Bean
Sculpt, paint, and bring home your own polymer clay croissant accessory from scratch – perfect for beginners and kids!
Time & Location
Jan 10, 2026, 1:10 p.m. – 4:10 p.m.
The Maker's Bean, 1052 Bloor St W, Toronto, ON M6H 1M3, Canada
About the event
Join us for Café Cuties, a beginner-friendly polymer clay workshop led by Everly, artist and founder of Sleepy Eve Studio. Create a croissant-inspired accessory in a cozy café setting and take home a finished piece the same day.
Workshop Details
Duration: 3 hours
Project: Make 1 croissant-inspired accessory to take home the same day.
Choose your accessory: Magnet, keychain, or polaroid holder (pricing varies)
Skill level: Beginner-friendly, no experience needed
Tickets
General Admission
What’s included: -A 2-hour guided workshop - All materials to create 1 croissant-inspired clay item - Choice of finish: magnet, keychain, or polaroid holder - Step-by-step instruction, no experience needed - A finished piece to take home the same day Please note: - Pricing varies by finish option - Food and drinks are available for purchase on site - Limited spots available to keep the workshop intimate Thanks for supporting small businesses!
From $60.00 to $65.00
$60.00
+$7.80 HST
$60.00
+$7.80 HST
$65.00
+$8.45 HST
Total
$0.00
Loved by Beginner Clay Artists in Toronto
Had a great time in this workshop! Everly and Brandon were welcoming and the space was cute. I really liked the laidback vibe while learning and applying the techniques presented. Looking forward to attending another session!
- Stephanie J
It was such a fun way to spend an afternoon. For someone who considers themselves artistically challenged, it was beginner friendly, and I was actually happy with my final product - which has never happened before.
- Amanda A
Great energy, very good easy-to-follow instructions. Really lovely space to craft in and the clay creations were so so cute!!
- Elora V
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Frequently Asked Questions
Is the workshop beginner friendly?
The workshops are intentionally designed to be as beginner friendly as possible. They're based on all the things I wish I knew when I first started my polymer clay journey. The flow is relaxed, clear, and detailed without feeling overwhelming. Most people who attend our workshops have never used polymer clay before!
How long is the workshop?
Workshops are typically 3–4 hours depending on the group size and overall pace. Some people move quicker while others like to take a little more time, so even though the class is guided, there's flexibility to work at your own pace. Every workshop also includes a 40 minute break while the polymer clay bakes in the oven and cools down.
Where is the studio located?
The workshop is located in Toronto's Junction neighborhood near Keele & Dundas at 2991A Dundas Street West. The entrance is located to the right of the "Solnik & Solnik" law office, and there will be posters and a whiteboard outside to help guide you. Please note that the studio has stairs and is unfortunately not accessible for guests with mobility limitations at this time. We're sorry about this and hope to improve accessibility in the future.
Is there parking nearby?
Yes! There is paid street parking nearby, as well as residential street parking just a short walk away.
Can I keep what I make?
Yes! Polymer clay is oven baked, which means we can sculpt, bake, paint, and glaze everything all in the same day. You'll be able to take your finished accessory home with you right after the workshop, no waiting required
What age is this workshop for?
We generally recommend the workshops for ages 9 and up. Younger children may also be able to participate comfortably with adult supervision. Feel free to reach out if you have any questions about whether the workshop would be a good fit.
