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Wire Wrapped Moon Pendant Workshop: Nov. 23

  • Tom Bostick
  • Nov 23, 2023
  • 1 min read

Updated: Nov 25, 2024

Saturday, November 23rd

10am-1:00pm

No experience necessary. For ages 13+

$50, all materials Included.








Class Description

In this Workshop you will learn the basics of wire weaving to make a moon pendant. The class is taught by a jewelry artist named Julia Gregory and she will provide all supplies needed and take you step by step. You will get to pick from a selection of stones so your pendant will be personalized to your style. Younger students will have pre started projects to work on. No experience is required..

 

Instructor

Julia Gregory has a graphic design degree and she loves to share her knowledge of jewelry making to other creative makers. She has started her own business on Etsy called MoonPetalCollection, where she makes and sells her own wire-wrapped jewelry.



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