Bead Weaving Workshop: make your own dragonfly earrings
Dragonfly Farm Shop & Cafe, Speldhurst · 23 October 2026
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A two-hour beginners' session at the Speldhurst farm shop where you weave a pair of beaded hoop earrings with a needle and thread, then add silver dragonfly charms. It is run by the jewellery maker Angel & Pearl and no experience is needed.
Highlights
- Make a pair of dragonfly earrings using glass beads
- Finished with sterling silver ear wires and a drawstring pouch
- Small group of up to six people
- All materials and tools provided
Good to know
- The beads are tiny, so bring reading glasses if you use them for close work.
- Food and drinks can be bought in the cafe before or after the session.
Getting there
Dragonfly Farm Shop & Cafe, Dragonfly Farm, Langton Road, Speldhurst, Royal Tunbridge Wells, TN3 0NR
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