Sunflower, Bee & Honey Jewellery workshop with Working Clasp

Celebrate the golden days of late summer with a relaxing and creative jewellery-making workshop at the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter. Choose up to 16 laser-cut acrylic pieces, designed and made in Birmingham by Rebecca Cowley of Working Clasp Jewellery, and learn how to transform them into beautiful wearable art.

With bright sunflowers, frosted leaves, honey bees, honeycomb and honey pots to mix and match, you’ll create a unique piece inspired by the abundance and beauty of the harvest season. Inspired by Lughnasadh, the Celtic festival that marks the first harvest, this 90-minute workshop is a chance to slow down, get creative and make something truly special.

Held in the beautiful new Craft & Culture Café Bar at the Museum of the Jewellery Quarter, there’ll be plenty of opportunity to enjoy a drink while you craft.

Good to know 

• No experience is needed – just bring your imagination.
• If you normally use reading glasses or other visual aids for detailed work, please bring them along so you can enjoy the workshop comfortably.
• You’ll leave with up to three handmade pieces to celebrate the magic of late summer.
• Spaces are limited, booking is recommended.
• A themed cocktail is included in the price

PRICE: £65