This workshop (for complete beginners to jewellery making) will teach you to bend, wrap and shape sterling silver wire, and combine it with gemstone beads to create earrings and pendants.

This workshop (for complete beginners to jewellery making) will teach you to bend, wrap and shape sterling silver wire, and combine it with gemstone beads to create earrings and pendants.

This workshop is hosted by Ellen of Frances M. Creative.

If you have been wanting to learn how to crochet but have just never known where to start, then this is the place for you. In this 3 hour workshop you will be learning basic crochet stitches and putting them together to make your very own granny square.

Stacking rings are really versatile - wear one, two or five on the same finger and switch up the order each day!

In this workshop you’ll make 3-5 rings out of various thicknesses and shapes of wire.

The technique of ‘lost wax casting’ is an ancient way of creating jewellery, where wax models are made, which then melt away in the casting process, leaving a perfect mould in which to pour molten metal.

This workshop will allow you to experiment, using both hard and soft waxes and various different ways of shaping and carving them into pieces of jewellery.

Spinner rings are hugely popular with those who like their jewellery to make a statement or that they can fidget with! They’re also challenging to make as they are made up of at least two rings, and sometimes three or four. In this workshop we’ll take up the challenge and make your own unique spinner ring.

The technique of ‘lost wax casting’ is an ancient way of creating jewellery, where wax models are made, which then melt away in the casting process, leaving a perfect mould in which to pour molten metal.

This workshop will allow you to experiment, using both hard and soft waxes and various different ways of shaping and carving them into pieces of jewellery.

If you’ve attended one of my Introduction to Tarot workshops, or you already have a bit more experience in reading for yourself or others, this is the workshop for you!

This workshop is a bit more structured than the Introduction and will help you to develop your own system/s for learning the card meanings.

Jewellery made from sea glass is hugely popular, especially down here in Cornwall. Whether you’ve been out collecting sea glass yourself, or you just love the beautiful colours, this workshop will teach you how to make these smooth frosty pieces of glass into a lovely bezel-set pendant in sterling silver.

In this session you’ll make your own ring using sterling silver. You’ll learn to measure, cut and prepare it for soldering, then have a go at the soldering!

You’ll also be able to use stamps and hammers to add texture, patterns and/or letters to your finished piece.

Join us to make elastic beaded bracelets with wood, plastic and glass beads.

Join us on the first Friday of each month and immerse yourself in the world of Tarot. Ideal for those who have attended my Introduction to Tarot workshop (or who already know a bit about Tarot) and want to continue practising your reading skills alongside friends.

Copper is said to alleviate pain and inflammation in joints and improve blood circulation. I honestly don’t know whether it can do any of those things, but I do know that its beautiful warm colour and shine makes great jewellery! And it’s much more affordable than silver, especially for large pieces like bangles.

Gemstones are a lovely way to add colour to jewellery, and in this workshop you’ll learn how to make a cabochon stone set ring from scratch.

Are you curious about tarot and oracle cards? Maybe a bit sceptical? This relaxed and informal workshop is about learning how to use the cards in a fun and light way, and not in the ‘fortune telling’ way that they’re often associated with.

This workshop is run by guest host Shari Arnott.

Create a quirky, colourful wreath painting with watercolour, collage, and a little bit of glitz!

Get into the festive spirit and create your own unique Christmas decorations in this relaxed, hands-on workshop. Using copper wire, you’ll learn how to bend, shape and twist the wire into fun festive designs that you can take home and hang on your tree.

Stacking rings are really versatile - wear one, two or five on the same finger and switch up the order each day!

In this workshop you’ll make 3-5 rings out of various thicknesses and shapes of wire.

Christmas is a fabulous time for statement jewellery, especially earrings. So let’s get together and make some of our own festive pieces using the colourful and versatile material of polymer clay.

Get into the festive spirit and create your own unique Christmas decorations in this relaxed, hands-on workshop. Using copper wire, you’ll learn how to bend, shape and twist the wire into fun festive designs that you can take home and hang on your tree.

Let’s make a Christmassy festive wreath!

I’ll provide the rattan base and some other natural and foraged greenery and embellishments. I may throw in a few carefully selected artificial pieces too, but we’re basically aiming for a natural wreath :)

Stacking rings are really versatile - wear one, two or five on the same finger and switch up the order each day!

In this workshop you’ll make 3-5 rings out of various thicknesses and shapes of wire.

Let’s do some bead craft together! Everyone who comes will get a full kit, which includes all the materials you need to create a beautiful bead-and-wire holly leaf duo with festive red berries, or a mistletoe with white pearl beads.

Spinner rings are hugely popular with those who like their jewellery to make a statement or that they can fidget with! They’re also challenging to make as they are made up of at least two rings, and sometimes three or four. In this workshop we’ll take up the challenge and make your own unique spinner ring.

In this session you’ll make your own ring using sterling silver. You’ll learn to measure, cut and prepare it for soldering, then have a go at the soldering!

You’ll also be able to use stamps and hammers to add texture, patterns and/or letters to your finished piece.

Join us on the first Friday of each month and immerse yourself in the world of Tarot. Ideal for those who have attended my Introduction to Tarot workshop (or who already know a bit about Tarot) and want to continue practising your reading skills alongside friends.

Jewellery made from sea glass is hugely popular, especially down here in Cornwall. Whether you’ve been out collecting sea glass yourself, or you just love the beautiful colours, this workshop will teach you how to make these smooth frosty pieces of glass into a lovely bezel-set pendant in sterling silver.

In this session you’ll make your own ring using sterling silver. You’ll learn to measure, cut and prepare it for soldering, then have a go at the soldering!

You’ll also be able to use stamps and hammers to add texture, patterns and/or letters to your finished piece.

Copper is said to alleviate pain and inflammation in joints and improve blood circulation. I honestly don’t know whether it can do any of those things, but I do know that its beautiful warm colour and shine makes great jewellery! And it’s much more affordable than silver, especially for large pieces like bangles.

Gemstones are a lovely way to add colour to jewellery, and in this workshop you’ll learn how to make a cabochon stone set ring from scratch.

Spinner rings are hugely popular with those who like their jewellery to make a statement or that they can fidget with! They’re also challenging to make as they are made up of at least two rings, and sometimes three or four. In this workshop we’ll take up the challenge and make your own unique spinner ring.

Stacking rings are really versatile - wear one, two or five on the same finger and switch up the order each day!

In this workshop you’ll make 3-5 rings out of various thicknesses and shapes of wire.

Are you curious about tarot and oracle cards? Maybe a bit sceptical? This relaxed and informal workshop is about learning how to use the cards in a fun and light way, and not in the ‘fortune telling’ way that they’re often associated with.