Make Your Own Resin Jewellery
Brindabella Farmstay Retreat
Sat 14 Feb '26
Overview
Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat, Batlow, in collaboration with Lucy Dumjmovich of Studio Inner West, Sydney, will present a Make Your Own Resin Jewellery Workshop.
Make beautiful, wearable resin jewellery in this hands-on class. Your amazing instructor, Lucy, will guide you through how to use resin-dried flour layering and finishing techniques so you can create 2-3 unique pieces to take home.
All materials and tools will be provided during the…
Brindabella Farm Stay Retreat, Batlow, in collaboration with Lucy Dumjmovich of Studio Inner West, Sydney, will present a Make Your Own Resin Jewellery Workshop.
Make beautiful, wearable resin jewellery in this hands-on class. Your amazing instructor, Lucy, will guide you through how to use resin-dried flour layering and finishing techniques so you can create 2-3 unique pieces to take home.
All materials and tools will be provided during the workshop. Suitable for beginners.
Come ready to be inspired, connect with others and leave with jewellery personally created by you!
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