Make and take crafts every Thursday of the Hampshire school holidays

Location:
Curtis Museum
Cost:
£2 per child with your 5th craft free!
Category:
Art and Craft, Children & family activities, Summer

Step back in time and discover how people in Roman Britain and Anglo-Saxon England created beautiful jewellery using simple materials and clever techniques. At this week's Craft Club, children will design and make their own wire-wrapped ring inspired by real archaeological finds from the past.

From elegant Roman finger rings to intricately twisted Saxon jewellery, wirework has been used for centuries to create decorative and meaningful pieces. This hands-on craft is a fun introduction to ancient jewellery-making and the amazing objects archaeologists uncover.

What to expect:

  • Learn about Roman and Anglo-Saxon jewellery and the people who wore it
  • Create your own wire-wrapped ring to take home

No need to book - just drop in and get stuck into history.

Craft Club costs £2 per child, and your 5th craft is free.

 

  • Craft table with pictures of wire wrapped jewellery, copper wire, TDA Notebook, and jewellery pliers
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