Adult Polymer Clay Earrings Workshop: Friday, May 29th 6:30 pm
Adult Earring Workshop with Wendy Merron, award-winning artist! Friday evening, May 29th 6:30-8:30
Express Your Individuality with Eye-catching Polymer Clay Earrings!
Join this popular earring-making class and express your individuality! You'll make four pairs of your own unique, distinct, handmade earrings. Two pairs will have Sterling Silver earwires.
You'll learn how to make exquisite canes from simple layers, and create lovely roses, and you can let your imagination go wild. Perfect for gift giving, though you'll want to keep them all!
Whether you’re a beginner or have some experience, you’ll learn essential techniques, play with colors, and create earrings that truly reflect your personal style. Wendy will bring examples of beautiful earrings that you can easily make.
BYO food/drink! Doors open at 6:15.
This popular class and others can be privately scheduled for you and up to seven friends. Contact the studio for more information by emailing: freerangeartclasses@gmail.com.
Food Allergies & Photo Agreement
Please email us if you have a food allergy we should be aware of.
Also, we occasionally use photos from our classes on our social media pages and website. We never attach names to photos, but please email us if you do not want your likeness used. Our email is freerangeartclasses@gmail.com
About your Artisan:
About Wendy Merron
Wendy Merron is an award-winning polymer artist who lives in Devon, PA, with her husband and a much-loved rescue dog.
She proudly serves as Vice President of both the International Polymer Clay Association and the Haverford Guild of Craftsmen. Wendy is also the founder of the Center of Success in Wayne, PA, and a Certified Instructor with the National Guild of Hypnotists—proof that creativity and curiosity go hand in hand.
Wendy exhibits her work and is passionate about teaching locally. She also hosts semi-private classes in her studio, where learning feels more like play than work.
As Wendy says:
“Creating beautiful decorative objects with polymer clay is something anyone can do. With the right guidance and a willingness to play, the possibilities are endless. Polymer clay never dries out, the colors are gorgeous, and it just might become your new favorite (slightly addictive) hobby.”
