• Thursday 10th December 2026, 6-8pm
• Community Room, South Square Centre, Thornton, BD13 3LD
• Tickets

Join Gill for a cosy, festive workshop in designing and making beautiful handmade polymer clay jewellery.

Think Christmas music playing, creative vibes, and making your own unique pieces (perfect to wear over the festive period or to gift to someone special).

We’ll design and create up to four pieces of jewellery — choose from earrings, necklaces, bracelets or rings.

What we’ll do:

• Condition, colour-blend and sculpt polymer clay (with lots of gorgeous festive colours to choose from)

• Play with techniques like textured rollers, gold leaf sparkle, marbling, silk-screen printing, and acrylic painting

• Add your own style using a wide selection of findings

Come, get cosy, and make something special!

After the Workshop your creations will be baked and assembled by me and posted to you within two weeks. You’ll love wearing jewellery you’ve made yourself — it’s such a rewarding experience!

No previous experience is necessary. All materials are provided. Please get in touch if you have any specific requirements or allergies. The session is suitable for ages 14+.

Bookings: To book your place online: click here.

The workshop will take place in the community room upstairs at South Square Centre.

What’s Included
● A hands-on, creative workshop with guidance.
● Your own personalised jewellery, with a choice of bracelets, necklaces, earrings, and rings.
● All materials and tools provided.

Pricing
● £50 per person, including the postage of your completed jewellery.

Location and access:

The session will be held in the upstairs community room at South Square Centre, Thornton Road, BD13 3LD.

A chairlift is accessible to the Community Room. Chairs will also be provided for anyone that would prefer to be seated during the session.

The centre can be accessed easily via public transport. There is free on street parking around the centre.

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Tickets are non-refundable.

Any questions? Contact [email protected]

Images: Mince pie earrings © Gill Rice