Beach finds jewellery making workshop

Spend a relaxing, creative and eco-friendly day making cool and contemporary jewellery out of found materials from the beach.

Professional jewellery-maker Sarah Drew will take you beach combing for sea glass, sea string, driftwood, pebbles and shells to make into quirky modern jewellery.

Use your finds to practice useful jewellery-making techniques such as wire-work, using tiger tail, crocheting with wire and sea-string, threading and other textile techniques to incorporate the morning’s recycled booty into lovely, wearable statement pieces — necklaces, chokers, cuffs and bling rings.

This laid-back workshop is perfect for beginners with some challenges thrown in for more experienced makers too. The techniques are easy to learn, while the materials used are easily available and affordable so you can continue making at home.

The workshop also includes a delicious roast lunch, to keep you re-energised and inspired!

Level: The course is suitable for beginners and more experienced makers, not suitable for children.
Dates: Sunday 8th September 
Times: 10am – 4pm
Run by:  Sarah Drew
Make: At least two or three pieces of jewellery.
Price: £80 per person including all materials, refreshments and a delicious roast lunch. 
What to bring: An old shirt or apron, old silver or gold chains and jewellery to recycle if you like.