.5th June 2025 (Thursday) Spoon ring workshop

Spoon Ring Workshop

Spoon rings are everywhere — but making your own? That’s where the real fun starts.
Join me in the studio for a fun, hands-on session where we’ll transform forgotten cutlery into unique, wearable jewellery. It’s a satisfying way to upcycle old or unloved cutlery into something new and personal.

What’s Involved
You’ll learn how to:

• Determine your ring size so it fits just right

• Bend and form a spoon into a ring shape

• Smooth and finish the edges for a comfortable fit

No experience needed — this workshop is designed with beginners in mind. Just bring a bit of curiosity, an open mind, good hand strength and dexterity, and an enthusiasm for repurposing.

Workshop Details
When: Thursday 5th June 2025
Time / Duration: 2 hours (or thereabouts — it depends on how stubborn your chosen piece wants to be!)
Please select your preferred time slot from the drop-down menu.
Cost: £55 per person (excluding spoon – bring your own or buy one on the day)
Location: SilverAli studio, Drybrook, Gloucestershire, GL17 9ED
Group Size: Small and friendly – Min 2, Max 4
Age Guidance: Suitable for adults and teens. Under 18s must be accompanied by a paying adult.

Bring a Spoon or Choose One of Mine
Got a spare spoon tucked away? Bring it along and turn it into a one-of-a-kind ring.
(Please email a photo of your spoon beforehand to: [email protected])

If you don’t have one, I’ll have a small stash available on the day. Prices range from basic EPNS designs (£5) to ornate sterling silver options (£70), depending on what’s currently in stock. You can pay by cash or card during the session.

Choosing the Right Spoon
Here’s a quick guide to what works best when selecting your spoon:

✔ Suitable for Bending:

• Sterling silver spoons

• Silver-plated spoons (marked EPNS)

• Older nickel silver spoons (marked NS, Alpacca)

• Tea spoons, coffee spoons, salt spoons, small dessert spoons (small = easier to manipulate)

❌ Best Avoided:

• Stainless steel spoons

• Pewter spoons

• Spoons with welded or heavily repaired handles

• Large serving spoons, soup ladles

• Thicker metals (over 2mm)

If in doubt, please bring a couple of options with you so we can pick the best one together on the day.

Want to Make More Than One Ring?
The standard beginner workshop covers one completed ring.
If you’ve got extra spoons you’d like to use, you can book an additional hour (charged separately) when reserving your place — just select it from the drop-down menu.

Fancy making another ring but don’t have more spoons? No problem — you’re welcome to pick a second from my stock and pay for it on the day.

What to Bring & Wear

• Glasses if you need them for close-up work

• Clothes you don’t mind getting a bit grubby

• Long hair must be tied back

• Please no open-toed footwear

I’ll provide aprons, safety glasses, and dust masks if needed — so you’ll be well kitted out for the task.

Refreshments
I provide bottled water and two types of biscuit — these change from workshop to workshop!
If you have specific dietary requirements, feel free to bring your own snacks or refreshments.
I can also provide a glass or beaker if you'd prefer to bring your own drink.

Accessibility
My studio is on the first floor, so participants will need to climb one flight of stairs.
There is car parking available on site and a single unisex toilet for use during the session.

Cancellations & Rescheduling
I have a 14-day cancellation policy. If something comes up, I’ll always do my best to offer an alternative date where possible.

Why Join This Workshop?
You’ll leave with:

• A handmade spoon ring full of character

• A new skill and a memorable experience

• Bragging rights every time someone compliments your jewellery!

It’s a relaxed, creative way to spend a couple of hours — and a great experience to gift, too.

Gift vouchers are available – perfect for birthdays, anniversaries, or just because!