Have fun creating your own sea glass charm bracelet! We will make a charm bracelet using sea glass, shells, and silver sea themed charms. Beginner to intermediate skill level.

Cost: $40 To purchase your ticket today click here to go to the Marketplace

Teacher: Carol Rosen - Bio

Carol grew up in Manhattan Beach where she developed a love for the ocean and for being creative. She currently lives in Santa Barbara and teaches and coaches swimming at the Montecito YMCA and at individual pools.

*Note: This only covers the cost for the workshop. Please go to “Admission Tickets” page to purchase admission ticket(s).

Have fun creating your own sea glass charm bracelet! We will make a charm bracelet using sea glass, shells, and silver sea themed charms. Beginner to intermediate skill level.

Cost: $40 To purchase your ticket today click here to go to the Marketplace

Teacher: Carol Rosen - Bio

Carol grew up in Manhattan Beach where she developed a love for the ocean and for being creative. She currently lives in Santa Barbara and teaches and coaches swimming at the Montecito YMCA and at individual pools.

*Note: This only covers the cost for the workshop. Please go to “Admission Tickets” page to purchase admission ticket(s).

Make your own Sea Glass or Beach Stone Pendant

Students will create their own pendant from a found piece of sea glass, beach stone, or shell. Using round wire, explore two fast and easy methods of wrapping glass or stone to form a pendant. You will also learn how to wrap the sea glass or stone so that you can connect them to make a bracelet or necklace.

No previous wire-wrapping experience is required.

All materials will be provided, but you may bring your own sea glass or stones to wrap.

Class Length: ~2 hours

Class Size: 10

Cost: $35 To reserve you spot, click here to go to the Marketplace

*Note: This only covers the cost for the workshop. Please go to “Admission Tickets” page to purchase admission ticket(s).

About your teacher:

Paula Gregoire-Jones is a jewelry artisan specializing in wire work and other jewelry techniques. Paula moved with her family to Santa Barbara in 1972 and attended graduated from SBCC and UCSB.  In 2011, after retiring from a career in Information Technology, Paula (a lifelong crafter) decided to learn various jewelry making techniques through SBCC’s continuing education. She began showing and selling her work later that year, and continues to participate in many shows every year.

Have fun creating your own sea glass charm bracelet! We will make a charm bracelet using sea glass, shells, and silver sea themed charms. Beginner to intermediate skill level.

Cost: $40 To purchase your ticket today click here to go to the Marketplace

Teacher: Carol Rosen - Bio

Carol grew up in Manhattan Beach where she developed a love for the ocean and for being creative. She currently lives in Santa Barbara and teaches and coaches swimming at the Montecito YMCA and at individual pools.

*Note: This only covers the cost for the workshop. Please go to “Admission Tickets” page to purchase admission ticket(s).

Make your own Sea Glass or Beach Stone Pendant

Students will create their own pendant from a found piece of sea glass, beach stone, or shell. Using round wire, explore two fast and easy methods of wrapping glass or stone to form a pendant. You will also learn how to wrap the sea glass or stone so that you can connect them to make a bracelet or necklace.

No previous wire-wrapping experience is required.

All materials will be provided, but you may bring your own sea glass or stones to wrap.

Class Length: ~2 hours

Class Size: 10

Cost: $35 To reserve you spot, click here to go to the Marketplace

*Note: This only covers the cost for the workshop. Please go to “Admission Tickets” page to purchase admission ticket(s).

About your teacher:

Paula Gregoire-Jones is a jewelry artisan specializing in wire work and other jewelry techniques. Paula moved with her family to Santa Barbara in 1972 and attended graduated from SBCC and UCSB.  In 2011, after retiring from a career in Information Technology, Paula (a lifelong crafter) decided to learn various jewelry making techniques through SBCC’s continuing education. She began showing and selling her work later that year, and continues to participate in many shows every year.