Jesmonite
Craft Workshops
Let me introduce you to jesmonite - an eco-friendly alternative to resin I use regularly to make many of my own products.
Jesmonite is a 2-part casting material that you can mix with coloured pigments to make bright, colourful homewares in lots of different finishes. I run workshops teaching you about the different types of Jesmonite and their various uses, and how to use it to create your very own pieces.
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Workshop FAQs
What is Jesmonite?
Quite simply, Jesmonite is a 2-part casting material that you can mix with coloured pigments to make bright, colourful homewares in lots of different finishes. If you’d like to know more about it, check out my ‘What Is Jesmonite?’ blog post to read all about it!
What should I wear to the workshop?
Working with jesmonite can be a wee bit messy. I advise wearing something comfortable that you don’t mind getting dirty, avoiding anything with big sleeves that may get in the way. Bringing an apron with you is also a good idea. I advise removing any rings/watches/bracelets while working. Gloves and safety glasses will be available to use.
Can children attend the workshop?
Workshops are for ages 12 and up, and all under 16s must be accompanied by a participating adult.
What is your cancellation policy?
If you book a place on this workshop and can no longer attend, notify me with over two weeks notice to get a full refund. After that, refunds will only be given if the place can be filled. Places can also be transferred to family/friend by providing me with their name and email address.