Experience an immersive Introduction to Jesmonite Casting at the esteemed Braw Wee Craft Club in Glasgow. Delve into the art of creating Jesmonite Coasters, Trinket Trays, or Tea-light holders in a comprehensive workshop led by skilled professionals. The workshop spans two and a half hours, providing ample time to grasp the intricacies of mixing pigments, crafting terrazzo chips, and assembling your bespoke set of coasters and a Trinket Tray or tea-light holder in your preferred color palette. Utilizing acrylic resin, a safe and non-toxic water-based material, participants of all skill levels can partake in this enriching experience. Located on the second floor of 249 West George Street, Glasgow, G2 4QE, the studio ensures a conducive environment for creative exploration. Secure your spot at the event scheduled for March 2, 2024, by booking through the Braw Wee Craft Club, bypassing additional fees for an affordable ticket price of £38.62. Join this enlightening session and unveil your artistic potential in Jesmonite casting.

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