Metal Clay Workshop, Botanical Charms - £105

Fri Oct 04 2024 at 11:00 am to 04:00 pm

Noctua - jewellery & workshops | Liverpool

Noctua - jewellery & workshops
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Metal Clay Workshop, Botanical Charms - \u00a3105
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What is included - Everything you need will be provided, but please feel free to bring your own flowers and foliage
Difficulty level - Beginner
Class duration - 4-5 hours approx.
Location - Noctua Studio, 34 Regent Street, Liverpool, L3 7BN
Create multiple pieces of nature inspired jewellery in this half-day workshop. We'll take multiple moulds of natural items such as small flowers, shells, stones, seed, pods and leaves. These will all make beautiful moulds for you to create a copy of your chosen objects. You'll also get to take all of your moulds home.
Silver clay looks and feels just like ordinary clay, however it is packed with very fine silver particles mixed with a non-toxic organic binder. We'll form the clay into jewellery, dry the clay and then fire with a blowtorch before finally polishing your pieces.
You’ll be supplied with 10g of metal clay which should be enough to create around 3-5 silver charms. Additional clay can be purchased on the day.
We'll provide a range of shells, leaves, flowers and other things which can be used for mould making or impressions, but feel free to bring along your own items too.
Other information
If you need glasses for reading then we recommend you bring them on the day, and we also recommend wearing old clothes. You will need to wear closed toe shoes and tie up long hair. We do not have a strict age limit but please enquire before booking a class for anyone under the age of 16 to confirm that the workshop is suitable for children. All under 16s will need to be accompanied by a participating adult.
Prices are per person.
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