Renew & Revive Your Jewellery
Three-Hour Jewellery Repair Sessions
with Anita Mills and Cheryl Cobern Browne
3rd April 2027: 10am-1pm or 2pm-5pm
or
4th April 2027: 10am-1pm or 2pm-5pm
€45
includes basic findings - new clasps for sale if needed
Do you have necklaces tucked away that you no longer wear? Perhaps a favourite piece is too short or too long, or you have jewellery that could use a little love. Let’s bring it back to life!
Join us for a hands-on, three-hour session where you’ll learn how to repair, adapt and recreate your own jewellery, giving old treasures a beautiful new lease of life.
Learn, Create and Revive
Anita and Cheryl will work closely with you throughout the three-hour sessions, guiding you through the repairs and helping you develop the skills and confidence to fix or recreate your jewellery yourself.
Depending on the complexity of your pieces, you can usually finish two necklaces or three small items during the 3 hour session.
Have more treasures to restore? Why not join us for another session and make a full day of it?
Give your forgotten jewellery a new life — and learn skills you can use again and again!
What Can You Bring Along?
Necklaces and bracelets that need resizing or redesigning
Sterling silver or copper pieces that need soldering or links that need repairing (please note that we cannot solder plated metals: silver or gold plater, or aluminum)
Odd earrings waiting to be given a new purpose
Clasps that no longer fasten properly
Jewellery that simply needs a good clean and polish to shine again
Bring it all! We can work with most pieces and we have plenty of spare beads and components to help fill in the gaps and spark new ideas.
Onsite accommodation available if required. Please contact us at 087 9208829 or info@mulrannyarts.com for accommodation enquiries or further details.
Anita Mills is an American artist, designer and experienced educator with a lifelong passion for art, craft and creative exploration.
Originally from West Texas and now based in North Carolina, Anita holds a Bachelor of Fine Arts in Ceramics and Printmaking and a Master of Fine Arts in Printmaking and Art History. She taught art and art history at St. Cloud State University in Minnesota for 12 years and now works as a full-time artist and workshop instructor.
Her creative practice spans a variety of materials and techniques, with a particular interest in jewellery, metalsmithing and mixed-media art.
Cheryl Cobern Browne, founder of Mulranny Arts School, is a creative force who brings a wealth of experience to her workshops. Cheryl is inspired by the natural beauty around her, blending mosaic, glass, flame work, and nasc-assemblage in her artistic practice. She has been teaching beadwork since 1993, including leading Beadventures and serving as Director of The Bead Museum in Phoenix, AZ. Cheryl’s passion for creativity and community is reflected in her work and in the welcoming environment of Mulranny Arts!