Join skilled jewellery artisan Jemica Ostrofski for an inspiring silversmithing workshop where you will design and create your own statement ring or stacking rings using sterling silver, copper, brass, and aluminium. This beginner-friendly course introduces traditional metalsmithing techniques that allow you to craft a personal piece of wearable art.
What to Expect
In this full-day workshop, you will learn essential silversmithing skills including soldering, texturing, polishing, sawing, drilling, and forming. Jemica’s approach combines creativity with ethical practices, using recycled and repurposed metals to craft beautiful jewellery. The workshop is suitable for participants aged 16 and over, with a limited number of spots to ensure personalized instruction.
Activity Details
- Date: Saturday 21 February 2026 (also available on additional dates)
- Time: 09:00 to 16:00
- Location: Queensland Museum Cobb+Co, 27 Lindsay St, Toowoomba City QLD 4350
- Requirements: Closed-in shoes, long sleeves, long pants, and a water bottle
- Age recommendation: 16 years and over
Location and Access
The workshop is held at the Queensland Museum Cobb+Co in Toowoomba City, a venue with accessible facilities. The museum offers parking, a cafe, and family-friendly amenities including a parents room and public toilets. Please contact the museum for specific accessibility information to ensure your needs are met.
Important Information
Participants should wear appropriate clothing for safety and comfort, including closed-in shoes and long sleeves and pants. The workshop encourages an environmentally friendly approach by using recycled metals. Spectators are welcome to observe the creative process. After completing this beginner workshop, you may be eligible to join the Silversmithing Advanced Workshop to further develop your skills.
Booking and Prices
Bookings are essential due to limited places. Tickets can be secured by contacting the museum or visiting their website. For pricing details and to reserve your spot, please call (07) 4659 4900 or visit the official event page. This workshop offers a unique opportunity to explore jewellery making in a supportive, creative environment.