Wedding Civil Partnership Ring making workshop - 9ct Yellow Gold

Description

My workshop space is a cosy wooden cabin in my garden, where it is fully equipped with everything you need to make your rings, along with full 1-2-1 tuition and support throughout the process. You make rings in 9ct gold. Rings can be D-shape, court, round or flat shaped bands. (Please make sure to select the correct course for the precious metal you would like to make your rings with. Reach out via the 'message the tutor' button with any questions.) The day will start at 10am and finish around 5pm, during this time you will be able to complete your rings and leave with your very own crafted masterpiece, polished and boxed ready for your big day. Workshop price is for a couple. (Does not include metals i.e gold and silver, etc.) "How do we go ahead and organise our Wedding Ring Workshop day?" Please just get in touch via the 'message the tutor' button and we can arrange a chat to discuss which type of profiles of metal and material you may like to make your wedding Rings with. Rings will be stamped with the relevant 9ct gold mark. Or hallmarked at an additional charge. If you would like a copy of the terms and conditions prior to making a booking please click 'message the tutor'.

What's included in the price?

This course is for two people includes all day tuition, a light lunch, hot/cold drinks and biscuits throughout the day, photographs of your day and of course your beautiful handcrafted rings. The experience will be something you will treasure forever. (A downloadable link of your images as well as a workshop certificate is provided). The workshop includes tuition, all equipment tools plus workshop use. Photography of your day by me.

Cancellation policy

Non-refundable - Refunds are not available

Maker

Sarah Bradley Designs

with Craft Courses since 2015

Message the tutor

I've designed and made silver and gold jewellery for 27 years, learning it first as a hobby at evening classes, then onto the Mid Devon School of Jewellery to hone specific skills of the craft, and then perfecting this over many years. I prefer working in the old silver-smith style, with basic tools to create lovely unique pieces of jewellery. The workshop is designed to give an insight into the basics and share some of the skills I've learnt.