Half-day workshop | Wembley, London
Saturday 7 February 2026 | 1pm–5pm
Spend a relaxing half day exploring wax carving and create your own nature inspired ring in Lizzy’s calm, flower-filled garden and studio in North West London, Wembley. Perfect for anyone who loves nature and wants to spend 4 hours crafting a ring.
This workshop is ideal for all levels, especially beginners and hobbyists. You’re welcome to come with a friend or on your own – many people do, and the class is friendly and informal. We’ll spend time getting to know each other so everyone feels comfortable. It’s a lovely way to relax, enjoy the flowers, and explore the structure of botanical forms.
Open to ages 16+
Students under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
During this half-day workshop, you will:
Take a look a samples and textures to apply
How to size your ring
How to use the different tools carve and shape your ring
Understand the lost wax casting process and how it is used to create silver jewellery
How to finish your ring ready for casting
Finish your ring to a high standard after casting
Introduction to different waxes used in jewellery-making and their properties
Step-by-step guidance to finish your piece so it looks its best in silver
Access to all tools and materials needed for wax modelling
Homemade cake and refreshments during the workshop
Expert casting of your finished wax piece into silver (up to 4g)
Final finishing, including sprue removal, polishing, and postage to a UK address
Please note: The cost of silver for casting is included in the workshop price up to 4g.
£150 per student – includes all materials, tools, refreshments, expert silver casting, finishing, and UK postage.
Maximum of 4 students, ensuring individual guidance.
Workshops take place in Lizzy’s well-equipped jewellery studio in Wembley, NW London. Classes are small for plenty of one-to-one guidance.
Please note: the studio is located in the garden of Lizzy’s home and is accessed through the house.
Train: Bakerloo line or Lioness line to South Kenton (0.4 mile walk)
Train: Metropolitan line (0.7 mile walk)
Bus: Route 223 stops at the end of the road, every 15–20 minutes
Driving: Free street parking available for this workshop date; local borough has a 20mph speed limit
You’ll receive a reminder email with final details 7–10 days before your workshop date.
A full refund is available for cancellations made within 14 days of booking
After this, a 50% refund is available for cancellations made six weeks prior to the course date
No refunds are issued for cancellations after this point
Please note that workshops require a minimum of two students to run. In the unlikely event that this is not met, you’ll be offered the option to transfer to another date or receive a full refund.
If your workshop was received as a gift, refunds will be made to the original purchaser.
Jewellery making involves the use of sharp tools and heat. The session begins with a health and safety introduction. All students take part at their own risk.
Please wear closed-toe shoes, and if you have long hair, bring something to tie it back.
Lizzy Chambers has been creating botanical glass keepsakes and jewellery for over 12 years, showcasing her work at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, RHS Wisley, RHS Hyde Hall and Tatton Park. She can’t wait to meet you and see what you create!
Half-day workshop | Wembley, London
Saturday 7 February 2026 | 1pm–5pm
Spend a relaxing half day exploring wax carving and create your own nature inspired ring in Lizzy’s calm, flower-filled garden and studio in North West London, Wembley. Perfect for anyone who loves nature and wants to spend 4 hours crafting a ring.
This workshop is ideal for all levels, especially beginners and hobbyists. You’re welcome to come with a friend or on your own – many people do, and the class is friendly and informal. We’ll spend time getting to know each other so everyone feels comfortable. It’s a lovely way to relax, enjoy the flowers, and explore the structure of botanical forms.
Open to ages 16+
Students under 18 must be accompanied by an adult
During this half-day workshop, you will:
Take a look a samples and textures to apply
How to size your ring
How to use the different tools carve and shape your ring
Understand the lost wax casting process and how it is used to create silver jewellery
How to finish your ring ready for casting
Finish your ring to a high standard after casting
Introduction to different waxes used in jewellery-making and their properties
Step-by-step guidance to finish your piece so it looks its best in silver
Access to all tools and materials needed for wax modelling
Homemade cake and refreshments during the workshop
Expert casting of your finished wax piece into silver (up to 4g)
Final finishing, including sprue removal, polishing, and postage to a UK address
Please note: The cost of silver for casting is included in the workshop price up to 4g.
£150 per student – includes all materials, tools, refreshments, expert silver casting, finishing, and UK postage.
Maximum of 4 students, ensuring individual guidance.
Workshops take place in Lizzy’s well-equipped jewellery studio in Wembley, NW London. Classes are small for plenty of one-to-one guidance.
Please note: the studio is located in the garden of Lizzy’s home and is accessed through the house.
Train: Bakerloo line or Lioness line to South Kenton (0.4 mile walk)
Train: Metropolitan line (0.7 mile walk)
Bus: Route 223 stops at the end of the road, every 15–20 minutes
Driving: Free street parking available for this workshop date; local borough has a 20mph speed limit
You’ll receive a reminder email with final details 7–10 days before your workshop date.
A full refund is available for cancellations made within 14 days of booking
After this, a 50% refund is available for cancellations made six weeks prior to the course date
No refunds are issued for cancellations after this point
Please note that workshops require a minimum of two students to run. In the unlikely event that this is not met, you’ll be offered the option to transfer to another date or receive a full refund.
If your workshop was received as a gift, refunds will be made to the original purchaser.
Jewellery making involves the use of sharp tools and heat. The session begins with a health and safety introduction. All students take part at their own risk.
Please wear closed-toe shoes, and if you have long hair, bring something to tie it back.
Lizzy Chambers has been creating botanical glass keepsakes and jewellery for over 12 years, showcasing her work at RHS Chelsea Flower Show, RHS Wisley, RHS Hyde Hall and Tatton Park. She can’t wait to meet you and see what you create!
