Upcoming Holly Jolly Correspondence: A DIY Wax Seal Workshop. December 5th, 2026 5:00-7:00PM (Taught by Monica O’Brien in the classroom, $30)

Holly Jolly Correspondence: A DIY Wax Seal Workshop

Step into the wonderful world of wax seals and discover the magic of turning ordinary letters, gifts, journals, and keepsakes into tiny works of art. In this relaxing, hands-on workshop, you’ll learn the basics of creating wax seals using traditional sealing wax, stamps, metallic accents, dried flowers, and other embellishments with a holiday twist: whimsical, cozy, and nostalgic. This is perfect for sealing your Christmas and holiday cards—feel free to bring them!

Experiment with different colors, techniques, and designs while creating a collection of seals that are uniquely your own. Whether you’re a stationery enthusiast, a journal lover, or simply looking for a creative way to spend an afternoon, this class is an opportunity to slow down, create, and have fun. The class involves wax warmers/heaters and open flames. A waiver will be signed beforehand.

Price: $30. The class price includes all materials needed to create your own collection of wax seals, along with time to experiment with colors, techniques, and embellishments.

Suitable for children ages 10+ and adults. No experience is necessary.

Your teacher is Monica, owner of Wally’s Wax Co., a local artist, maker, and special education teacher. She enjoys sharing simple, approachable crafts and believes art should be beautiful, relaxing, and accessible for all ages.

When: December 5, 5–7 PM
Where: The Local Artisan Collective, 2371 Kiesel Avenue, Ogden

Sign up: https://localartisancollective.com/?p=45422

You can also stop by the store or call to register. For questions, email [email protected].

Cancellations made more than seven days before the class receive a full refund minus a $5 cancellation fee. No refunds are given for cancellations made less than seven days before the class begins.

If you’re having trouble registering on a cell phone, turn it on its side. PCs and laptops seem to work best.