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Glass Painting Eco Workshop at Our Tampines Hub Function Room 2

Participants upcycled used glassware into decorative art at the Eco Workshop: Glass Painting in OTH Function Room 2, organized by Lait Hepines x The Sustaina...

Glass Painting Eco Workshop at Our Tampines Hub Function Room 2

Participants at the Glass Bottle Upcycle Workshop holding decorated glass bottles

Our Tampines Hub hosted an Eco Workshop: Glass Painting on a Sunday afternoon at OTH Function Room 2. Participants brought their own used glasses and transformed them into decorative art pieces using paints, markers, and embellishments. The workshop focused on upcycling everyday glassware as part of sustainable living.

Lait Hepines x The Sustainability Project Collaboration

Upcycled glass bottle with hand-painted boat design on blue water background

The Glass Bottle Upcycling Workshop was organized by Lait Hepines, a Singaporean skincare brand, in collaboration with The Sustainability Project, an environmental initiative promoting upcycling. Finished pieces included hand-painted glass bottles featuring colorful boat illustrations on blue water backgrounds. The Sustainability Project logo appeared on the projection screen during the session.

Hand-Painted Glass Jar Designs

Two hand-painted glass jars with blue abstract and yellow flower designs

Participants created a variety of painted glass jar designs during the workshop. Pieces included jars with blue abstract patterns and others featuring yellow flower motifs on red backgrounds. Each participant decorated their glassware with unique floral patterns and colorful hand-painted motifs.

Floral Design Glass Bottle Crafting

Participant decorating a glass bottle with floral designs at the workshop

The Lait Hepines x The Sustainability Project workshop guided participants through decorating glass bottles with floral designs. The session took place in an indoor community space at Our Tampines Hub with wooden flooring and a mounted projector screen. Participants used paints and markers to apply their chosen patterns to plain glassware.

Workshop Participants

Two participants seated at the glass painting workshop

Attendees of varying ages joined the workshop to craft and upcycle together. The casual, communal atmosphere encouraged participants to experiment with different painting techniques on their glass pieces. The event concluded with each participant taking home a unique, functional piece of upcycled art.

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