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Concrete Jewellery Workshop with Rhiannon Palmer

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Design and craft your own brutally beautiful concrete necklaces with jewellery maker Rhiannon Palmer.

In this workshop, participants will make two concrete necklaces to take home. Rhiannon will guide participants through creating their own moulds and teach them the tricks to mixing, dyeing, pouring and de–casting. 

Tagged with: Talks & events Make! Christmas Craft
  • All materials are provided
  • No experience required
  • Workshop duration: 2.5 hours
  • Maximum capacity: 15
  • This workshop has an age restriction of 16+. Participants between the ages of 12 and 15 must be accompanied by an adult. Strictly no participants under 12 years old, even if accompanied.
  • Please note: Concrete takes a long time to set. At the end of the workshop, you will leave with partially set concrete moulds which will need to be kept upright for at least an hour. Carrier bags and an aftercare package will be provided but please be aware that this may impact your post-workshop plans.

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