The Jesmonite Christmas Workshop - Table & Tree Decorations w/ Objectify

H﻿ey,  I'm Gaby from ~ objectify ~I'm a Jesmonite artist and workshop tutor based in Yorkshire. Jesmonite is a non-toxic, eco-friendly, easy to use and versatile material which is mixed and poured into moulds to create totally unique items in literally any colour combination . Because it’s quick to dry, you will always take your fully completed items home with you at the end of the workshop!   I offer a variety of workshops from the "Intro to Jesmonite" to the "Large Plant Pot" , and all my workshops are beginner-friendly! You'll learn terrazzo, marbling and block-colour techniques, and get a real feel for this amazing material! Get ready for your new addiction! I would love to meet you and show you the wonders of Jesmonite!

Gaby from - objectify

MAKE YOUR OWN JESMONITE CHRISTMAS TABLE & TREE DECORATIONS - 2 CANDLESTICK HOLDERS, 1 MEDIUM POT & 2 CHRISTMAS TREE DECORATIONS.

Red Kite Shadwell

WHAT ARE WE GOING TO BE DOING?In this 2-hour workshop you will be taught step by step, with demos showing how to create five individual Jesmonite Christmas home decorations: two candlestick holders, a medium pot for a pillar candle or Christmas plant, and two Christmas tree decorations. Your pot and candlestick holders could form part of your Christmas dinner table setting – and they also look great on the mantlepiece!You can literally use any colour combinations, and go glitzy with gold or silver foil, understated with gold or silver pigment powder and terrazzo chips, or muted with your favourite Christmas colours – it’s up to you!First, you will practise techniques on two small Christmas tree decorations, then you’ll move onto the candlestick holders and pot, using marbling, block colour and terrazzo effects.The pot measures 8cm high x 8cm diameter.Accompanied children welcome.All materials for each process are provided so you don't have to bring anything other than yourself &amp; potentially an apron/large shirt if you want to keep your clothes clean - Jesmonite washes out in the washing machine but it can be a messy process and if you have plans after the workshop you may want to avoid the temporary marks! Best of all, because Jesmonite is quick to set, you will be able to take your creations home with you at the end of the workshop!TO SUMMARISE- Easy step by step guidance to make your own items - materials are all provided.- Add your personal touch and creativity using various colours.- Take your creations home at the end of the session, keep for yourself or give it to someone special.- Group size max 10 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 or concerns, please contact us at objectifyjesmonite@gmail.com, we will get back to you swiftly &amp; do our best to respond in depth.WHAT IS JESMONITE?Jesmonite is a non-toxic, eco-friendly, water-based resin used to create many kinds of decorative homeware, art, furniture &amp; more! It comes as a two-part separated mix of powder &amp; liquid which at 1-2.5 ratio is mixed together to form a milky mixture. Naturally Jesmonite has an off-white colour to it, so coloured pigments are used to give tone &amp; hue to the mixture which is then poured into silicone moulds, where it cures &amp; becomes a beautifully, unique item!Refund Policy for Workshops with objectify coCancellations up to 28 days before the event: I will refund the ticket price, minus the Eventbrite fee (approx. 11% of the ticket price), or will transfer your booking to a future event, if available.Cancellations between 27 and 14 days before the event: I will refund half the ticket price, minus the Eventbrite fee (approx. 11% of the ticket price), or will transfer your booking to a future event, if available.Cancellations less than 14 days before the event: no refund or transfer.Note: 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 week of publication.I want 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 14 days of an event, as it’s very unlikely I will be able to resell the ticket at short notice. Thank you for your understanding and for supporting small businesses.