Come along and learn the art of chainmaille, with this session focusing on the boxchain method.
You’ll learn how to work with individual metal rings to create your own piece of chainmaille, developing skills in opening and closing rings, following a pattern and building up the distinctive the boxchain design.
By the end of the workshop you could have various lengths of chain, or create smaller chains to make keyrings, earrings or anything you desire!
It’s a hands-on workshop that’s all about patience, creativity and discovering how a simple collection of rings can become something really special.
This workshop is best suited to people who already have some experience using jump rings and pliers, as we’ll be working with small rings and focusing on the byzantine weave rather than the very basics of handling your tools. you don’t need to be an expert, just comfortable opening, closing and connecting jump rings.
No previous chainmaille experience is needed, but having some basic jewellery-making or jump ring skills will make the session much more enjoyable and accessible.
Everyone is welcome to come along, get creative and have a go! ♡
Important Accessibility Information: Please note our Makers’ Hub is only accessible via stairs. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused by this limitation.
Come along and learn the art of chainmaille, with this session focusing on the möbius method.
You’ll learn how to work with individual metal rings to create your own piece of chainmaille, developing skills in opening and closing rings, following a pattern and building up the distinctive the möbius design.
in this session you can expect to make a full bracelet, some earrings, keychains, or even a necklace.
It’s a hands-on workshop that’s all about patience, creativity and discovering how a simple collection of rings can become something really special.
No previous chainmaille experience is needed, but having some basic jewellery-making or jump ring skills will make the session much more enjoyable and accessible.
Everyone is welcome to come along, get creative and have a go! ♡
Important Accessibility Information: Please note our Makers’ Hub is only accessible via stairs. We sincerely apologise for any inconvenience caused by this limitation.