Chainmail Jewellery

What we'll do in this session...

Ian loves making jewellery as a hobby for himself, his family and friends to enjoy. Join him for this unique session making chainmail. During this session you will get taught how to make a bracelet and/or necklace out of aluminium to take home! Pre-booking is essential and remember to bring your Barter Item!

Barter Items:

• Good vibes

• Your favourite song

• Jewellery inspiration for the session or future

• A pack of biscuits

• Any seaglass/bits and bobs they think would be good in some jewellery

Trade School is an alternative learning space that runs on barter.

Anyone can teach anything they are interested in or skilled at – experiences, practical skills and big ideas are valued equally.

No money changes hands, instead teachers say what they’d like in exchange for sharing, and people sign up by agreeing to bring a barter item from the list (all lists include simple and free-to-offer items).

What is a Barter Item for?

It is way of saying thank you to the host for sharing their specialised skills, those attending the session bring along one of the barter items listed above. These are either given to the host or used in the session.

Entrance to the Burntisland First Aid Services Trust is though the green front main door or ramped access is available via the back entrance.

If you have questions about any of our activities please get in touch with our friendly team at [email protected] or message 07542609623.

This is a free session led by local residents as part of the Every One Every Day Spring calendar of events. Every One Every Day in Kirkcaldy area is co-funded by Corra Foundation, Fife Council, The National Lottery Community Fund. The project is hosted by Corra. Corra Foundation is a charity registered in Scotland (No SC009481) and is also a company limited by guarantee (No SC096068).

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