We had never done sculpture before we went to see Will.
I use a wheelchair, and my hands, it turns out, are quite weak.

He was amazing. Quite knowledgeable about disability and CRAZY knowledgeable about his craft he worked on Starship Troopers, I used to LOVE that movie!

So he helped us make a face slowly, step by step, helping if I needed it. He was making his own at the same time and HOLY MOLY, that thing came out brilliant, mine less so Haha.

I really enjoyed the class, and the teacher, it was really laid back, lots of laughs, and we left with a strange looking face hahah
I would 100% recommend the class, I am only disappointed I don't live closer so I can't do regular classes.

The class was ok, the ring made was good, but when I asked if I could join another class, she said, "um there is three in that class already". I asked what the maximum was. Five. Great can we (two of us) join? No because that takes her away from the other students etc etc etc all the excuses. Huh!? She was the one who said five.
The workshop isn't accessible, though she will let you cling to her for dear life whilst someone else struggles to get the wheelchair up the steps.

I won't go back, despite wanting to continue learning more about making silver jewellery.

I had a *GREAT* time doing this class! We learned how to make leaves and flowers and various other things, then made our own earrings, with support if we needed it.

I use a wheelchair. The building has two doors with small steps. Isabella got a ramp for me, nothing was an issue.

I would absolutely recommend anyone to do this workshop. Both of the facilitators were friendly, helpful and genuine. I wish the best for them, and know that anyone doing the workshop will enjoy it as much as I did.