6 WEEKS: Jewellery Making for Young People

ABOUT THE CLASS

Join our tutor, Elizabeth, for a fun, creative 6-week jewellery-making workshop for young people aged 16–24!

Starting Thursdays from 5th November, 5-7pm, until 10th December, at Lairg Learning Centre.

As a talented young maker herself, Elizabeth creates a friendly, relatable environment where you can relax, chat, and feel completely at ease while learning new skills.

Explore skills in beading, basic wire-work, illustration, and design while creating unique, wearable art.

Whether you’re looking to pick up a new practical craft or simply want to create a custom piece to wear or gift to a friend, these relaxed workshops are perfect for all skill levels—no prior experience necessary!

Weekly Projects:

• 5th Nov: Memory Wire Bracelet - colourful wrap-around bracelet using memory wire, beads and optional charms,

• 12th Nov: Shrink Plastic Charms - design original illustrations and transform them into miniature charms.

• 19th Nov: Wire-Wrapped Pendant - transform a bead or stone into a wearable pendant using simple wire-wrapping techniques.

• 26th Nov: Mixed-Media Necklace - create an individual necklace by combining different materials, textures and components.

• 3rd Dec: Beaded Keyrings & Bag Charms - create a personalised keyring or bag charm using beads, charms and simple jewellery-making techniques.

• 10th Dec: Design Your Own Wearable Art - a final independent project combining techniques and materials from the programme to create a unique wearable piece.

All materials provided and beginners are welcome!

ABOUT THE FUNDER

This workshop is funded by HTSI (Highland Third Sector Interface) Create & Connect for S5-age to 24-year-old youths.

Highland Third Sector Interface (HTSI) is an independent charity dedicated to supporting, developing, and representing community groups, voluntary organisations, and social enterprises across the Scottish Highlands. Through initiative funds like Create & Connect, HTSI empowers young people to learn new skills, build confidence, and connect with their local community through accessible creative activities.