Meet Seed and Spark

You’ll likely find me-time advocate and Seed and Spark owner Julie Huynh, surrounded by colourful resin cheeseboards and a pile of glitter working on her latest creation. Born out of a passion for art and craft she took over the business in 2020, on a mission to empower mums to take time out for themselves.    

From one-of-a-kind resin art to DIY flower wreaths and crafty kids workshops, there’s a new hobby for you and your little ones just waiting to be discovered at this sunny Drummoyne studio. 

I’m on a mission to empower Mums because… 

“The need for mothers to get me-time hasn't changed. I remember getting some last minute bookings and it was for a Mum saying, ‘Oh, I just needed some time off for myself and I wanted to do something. And [resin] cheese boards and coasters looked really appealing.’”

Getting creative will help you…

“When you give yourself opportunities for me-time and to do what you like, it fills your cup and makes you a happier and better Mum and person. [It’s good] for your mental health to do something different and fun and helps you get lost in the moment.”

Teaching kids has taught me…

“My children have really inspired me to look at what I like and do something different. I find that children are so creative and there's no restriction in their way of thinking.” 

When you try resin art for the first time… 

 “We allow lots of creative freedom and everyone gets to do any board they want, where you can choose a wide range of colours and themes.” 

I can’t wait to welcome you to my workshops…

“Meeting new people, passing on knowledge and seeing everyone create their own unique creations is really fulfilling for me.”