The Jesmonite Taster Workshop at Water's Edge, BARTON UPON HUMBER

Learn all about non-toxic, quick drying Jesmonite, and make a marbled oval trinket tray - ready to take home at the end of the session! Accessible venue with cafe and free onsite parking. WHAT ARE WE GOING TO BE DOING? In this workshop, you will learn about the material Jesmonite and use the marbling technique to make an oval trinket tray in any two colours you wish! Suitable for adults and children aged 7+ (accompanied) - all attendees must purchase a ticket. All materials for the workshop are provided so you don't have to bring anything other than yourself and an apron/large shirt to keep your clothes clean! Best of all, because Jesmonite is quick to set, you will be able to take your tray home with you at the end of the workshop! TO SUMMARISE - Easy step by step guidance to make your own item - materials are all provided. - Add your personal touch and creativity using various colours. - Take your creation home at the end of the session, keep for yourself or give it to someone special. - Group size max 20 people. - Jesmonite kits will be available to purchase at the workshops for any attendees who may want to continue their experimentation or give the kit as a gift to someone! If you have any queries please contact us at [email protected], we will get back to you 😊 Never heard of Jesmonite? It’s a non-toxic, easy to use and versatile material which comes as a powder and liquid and is mixed and poured into moulds to create totally unique items in any colour combination. Refund Policy for Workshops with objectify co Cancellations up to 7 days before the event: I will refund the ticket price, minus the Eventbrite fee (approx. 12% of the ticket price), or will transfer your booking to a future event, if available. Cancellations less than 7 days before the event: no refund or transfer. You are more than welcome to gift your ticket to someone else. A note from me: I’m a small business owner whose income depends entirely on workshops and markets. My events are small-scale and my costs and time invested remain the same whether the workshop is full or not. I always advertise my events with plenty of time to promote and sell tickets – and tickets tend to sell in the first few weeks after publication. I want to try to strike a balance between being fair to participants and not selling myself short or ending up making a financial loss. That’s why I don’t refund tickets within 7 days of an event, as it’s very unlikely that I will be able to resell the ticket at short notice. Thank you for your understanding and for supporting small businesses.