March Activities Open for Registration!

The production of textiles, from cotton cultivation to weaving, dyeing, and finishing, consumes vast amounts of resources. Did you know making a single garment requires 2,720 liters of water? That's enough drinking water for one person for three years! What can you do with idle clothes? Join our workshops to make tote bags, drink sleeves, and lunch bags. Let's practice waste reduction together and give old clothes a new life!

🔵 Tote Bag Workshop

Collect discarded denim clothing. An instructor will share tips and creative ideas for making tote bags. Experience pattern-making and basic sewing techniques. You'll make 2 styles of denim patchwork tote bags, adding another option for reducing waste in daily life.

Important Notes:

• Participants must attend the full 10-hour course.
• Last-minute cancellations or mid-course withdrawals will result in a 6-month suspension from activities at this station.

Details:

• Date: Sunday, February 26 & Sunday, March 5 (Two consecutive Sundays)
• Time: 11:00–13:00 & 14:00–17:00 (Total 10 hours)
• Target: Parent-child pairs (child 12+) and the general public

Drink Sleeve Workshop

Bubble tea is a favorite! Learn an eco-friendly way to enjoy it. Use an old shirt to sew a reusable drink sleeve and explore more possibilities for upcycling old clothes.

Important Notes:

• Participants must have sewing experience.
• Please bring one shirt for the sleeve改造 (sleeves will be the primary material).

Details:

• Date: Sunday, March 19
• Time: 11:00–12:00
• Target: Parent-child pairs (child 8+) and the general public

🔴 Japanese-style Lunch Bag Workshop

What else can you do with old clothes besides recycling them? Have you ever tried making a lunch bag from an old shirt? Bring your闲置 clothes to transform them and experience the potential of upcycling. Learn to cherish the resources you have.

Important Notes:

• Participants must have sewing experience.
• Please bring two shirts or non-stretch tops for the lunch bag改造. Ensure the garment has at least a 50cm x 50cm flat front panel.

Details:

• Date: Sunday, March 19
• Time: 14:30–16:30
• Target: Individuals aged 16+

✤ Eco Story Time ✤

Target: Parent-child pairs (child 3+)

Session 1: "This Festival is Spring"

• Date: Wednesday, March 8
• Time: 17:00–17:30

Session 2: "Waste Sets Out Again"

• Date: Wednesday, March 22
• Time: 17:00–17:30

How to Register

1. Visit the Eco-Fun Station (Sai Van) in person.
2. Call during office hours: 2855 2071.
3. Fill out the registration form: bit.ly/3YxDQXO