Polymer Clay Ring with Silver or Gold Leaf Class

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Polymer Clay Ring with Silver or Gold Leaf Class

Create stunning custom polymer clay rings in a gold and silver leaf finish!

Maggie Ma

5.0 (1)

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1.5 hours

1 to 4 guests

$97 - $129 (Afterpay available)

($129 per guest when you book for 1 guest, $97/guest for 2+ guests)

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Overview

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Teacher

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What you'll do

In this intimate workshop, the teacher will guide you through learning the traditional techniques to make a polymer clay ring with a gold and silver leaf finish.

Step inside a fun and creative studio, where you will create your pair of rings in 1.5 hours and be guided through the process at your own pace, from designing your custom piece to cutting and finishing your new treasure.

Plus, this class is perfect for beginners! No prior jewellery making or polymer clay experience is needed to produce a beautiful piece of jewellery you will treasure for years to come.

Please note that because these rings are made with polymer clay, they won’t fit or be as hard as a traditional metal ring. Our polymer clay ring class is all about having fun, exploring your creativity, and making something uniquely your own. While your finished ring will be great for everyday wear, if you’re looking for a ring that fits perfectly and is as sturdy as steel, you may want to consider other options before booking.

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What you'll get

Take home your unique piece of jewellery.
Enjoy a social class while learning a new skill.
The cost of all your materials, including your polymer clay, gold, and silver, is included in the price of this class!

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Knowledge required

This class is appropriate for beginners, and no experience is necessary.

What to bring

Just yourself and your creativity!

Location

Heer Pottery - 29-31 Clarice Rd, Box Hill South VIC

Our venue is a short 200-metre walk from the Ayr St/Middleborough Rd bus station. Free parking is available at Spotlight Box Hill, just 40 metres away. Please avoid parking at Parkview, 29-31 Clarice Road, as it will be closed. Use the Spotlight parking lot or park on the roadside instead. Thank you for your understanding!

Polymer Clay Ring with Silver or Gold Leaf Class location

More about this class

This class is new, and is covered by ClassBento's money-back guarantee.

Your teacher

Maggie Ma

5.0 (1)

Women-owned

Nestled in the heart of Melbourne, our unique handmade workshop studio invites you on an immersive journey into the rich tapestry of China’s intangible cultural heritage.

What is China’s Intangible Cultural Heritage?

China's intangible cultural heritage encompasses the traditions, practices, crafts, knowledge, and skills passed down through generations. It is the soul of Chinese culture, representing the living roots of its civilization and the vibrant expressions of its identity. From the intricate artistry of pottery and calligraphy to the ancient practices of incense and wax making, each craft tells a story of historical significance, cultural values, and ancestral wisdom.

Our Courses:

Pottery & Soft Pottery: Shape the clay into forms that echo the ancient craftsmanship of Chinese potters.
Incense Making: Blend natural scents that have perfumed Chinese temples and homes for centuries.
Wax Making: Craft candles inspired by the ones that have illuminated China’s past.
Calligraphy: Learn the art of brush strokes that have been a revered form of expression throughout China's history.
Tie-Dyeing: Dive into fabric art that reflects the vibrant ethnic diversity and creativity of China.
Lacquer Fans: Decorate fans that carry the elegance and aesthetic sensibilities of Chinese culture.

And more...

Why Choose Us?

Our workshops are a gateway to exploring the depths of Chinese culture through its living traditions. Each session is crafted to not only teach you the techniques of these ancient arts but to connect you with their cultural roots and the stories they hold. In preserving and promoting these practices, we aim to keep the flame of China’s intangible cultural heritage alive for future generations.