Botanical Resin Jewellery Workshop at the Yorkshire Halloween Festival

Botanical Resin Jewellery Workshop at the Yorkshire Halloween Festival

22–30 October 2026
Parliament Street
On October 22, 2026, the Botanical Resin Jewellery Workshop will be held at Parliament Street as part of the Yorkshire Halloween Festival. This workshop invites attendees to delve into the art of crafting jewellery using botanical elements preserved in resin. Participants will receive hands-on guidance throughout the session, learning techniques to encapsulate flowers, leaves, and other plant materials in resin to create personalised pieces such as pendants, earrings, and charms. The workshop is designed to accommodate a range of skill levels, making it suitable for beginners and those with some crafting enjoy alike. Attendees will leave with their own finished jewellery item and new skills to carry forward. This session fits seamlessly into the broader Halloween Festival programme, which features various activities celebrating the season and local creativity. Set in the lively area of Parliament Street, participants can also enjoy the local autumn atmosphere before or after the workshop. Whether you're interested in trying out a new craft or looking for a creative way to mark the Halloween festivities, this workshop provides a hands-on artistic enjoy with a botanical theme.

Tips for Attending

  • •Arrive a few minutes early to settle in and organise your materials.
  • •Wear comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting a little messy.
  • •Bring along any favourite small botanical items you may want to include.
  • •Have a clear idea of the jewellery style you’d like to create before the session.
  • •Ask questions during the workshop to make the most of the instruction.

Practical Information

Budget: Workshop fees typically range around £25-£35, inclusive of materials.. Duration: Approximately 2 hours.. Food Drink: There are plenty of cafes and eateries nearby on Parliament Street for refreshments before or after the workshop.. What To Wear: Comfortable clothes suitable for crafting; avoid anything delicate or valuable.. Getting There: Parliament Street is well-served by public transport, including buses and nearby train stations. Walking and cycling are convenient options for local visitors.. Booking Advice: Advance booking is recommended as places may be limited; check the official Yorkshire Halloween Festival website for registration details.

Best For

Craft enthusiastsHalloween festival attendeesBotanical art loversFamilies with older children

Venue

Parliament Street

Parliament Street, York, North Yorkshire

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