Seaglass Jewellery
Discover the beauty of natural materials in this creative seaglass jewellery workshop, where you’ll design and make your own collection of handmade pieces in a relaxed and welcoming environment.
In this practical session, you’ll work with authentic sea glass, combining it with beads, charms and jewellery findings to create unique necklaces, bracelets, earrings or bookmarks. Guided by an experienced tutor, you’ll learn how to use specialist tools and simple techniques to bring your designs to life.
This workshop is perfect for anyone looking to try something new, unwind creatively or enjoy a social crafting experience. You’ll have the freedom to experiment with colours, textures and styles, creating jewellery that reflects your own taste.
No previous experience is needed — just come along, get creative and enjoy the process.
23rd October 2026 : Seaglass Jewellery
14th December 2026 : Seaglass Jewellery
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What Will I Learn?
What Will I Make / Take Home?
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Who Are The Target Audience For This Course?
This course is ideal for adults who:
- Enjoy arts, crafts and handmade design
- Want to try jewellery making for the first time
- Are looking for a relaxing, social, creative activity
- Would like to make unique handmade gifts or keepsakes
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Seaglass - a true gem
We had a fantastic evening with Jenny. She’s a great teacher, explains and shows how to do things clearly and has so many sparkly things! We could make what we wanted..and we did! It was wonderful fun, and Jenny is funny, skilled and interesting.
Great course
It was a lovely way to relax for a couple of hours. I let my imagination go for it and made some fabulous jewellery to keep and give as presents. Everything was provided and Jennie was so nice.








