Training sessions for artistic packaging skills
The municipal enterprise for the economy and city marketing Pforzheim (WSP) is offering four free gift wrapping courses as part of the "WSP packs it in" action. These courses, funded by the Federal Ministry of Housing, Urban Development and Building as part of the "Future-Proof Cities and Centers" funding program, will teach participants the basics of attractive gift wrapping and provide valuable tips on special wrapping techniques, wrapping gifts for children, and wrapping oddly shaped gifts.
Each course, which lasts approximately one and a half hours, will be conducted under professional guidance and held in Schloßle Galerie, on the 1st floor, next to Kim's Nail Studio. Participants are welcome to bring their own materials and Christmas gifts to wrap on the spot, as all necessary materials such as gift paper, tape, scissors, and sample gifts will be provided.
The courses will take place on four different dates: Thursday, December 7 at 4 pm, Wednesday, December 13 at 2 pm, Saturday, December 16 at 11 am, and Tuesday, December 19 at 3 pm.
More information about the courses, including registration details, can be found at www.ws-pforzheim.de. It's worth noting that this post is an archived post, and any phone and contact information mentioned may no longer be current. However, registration for the courses can still be done via email at [email protected] or by phone at Tel. 07231/39-3703.
Additional course dates may be found in the website calendar. The aim of these courses is to turn every gift into a surprise, making this holiday season even more special.
- In addition to the gift wrapping courses, interested individuals might also find value in exploring the home-and-garden section of the WSP website, where they could find ideas for enhancing their lifestyle and home décor.
- By successfully completing the gift wrapping courses at Schloßle Galerie and applying the learned techniques to their own home-and-garden presents, participants can contribute to creating a stylish and attractive lifestyle during the holiday season.
