Detail of a circular enamel necklace pendant, in shades of white, black and red, on a red cord.
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Enamel Jewellery and Decoration Making Workshop with Rachel Brown

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About Enamel Jewellery and Decoration Making Workshop with Rachel Brown

Learn how to use coloured enamels to produce your very own pair of earrings and a festive Christmas decoration, with expert tuition from Yorkshire based jeweller, Rachel Brown, who specialises in enamel and graphite drawn jewellery. 

During this session, you will practice colour and pattern options on copper, ahead of creating a finished pair of earrings and festive decoration to display at home.

Tea, coffee and festive cake is included in the session price.

Dates and Times

  • 10.00–12.30 Book Now

  • 13.30–16.00 Book Now

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