Sabrina Meyns jewellery design
Jewellery Workshops @ Workhouse Studios!! |
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This Spring I will be running a number of jewellery classes for beginners from my workshop in the Workhouse Studios. Available for both adults and kids, the classes will introduce you to a variety of new materials, tools and techniques, guiding you in creating a piece of silver jewellery of your very own. For more information check out our Studio's facebook page: |
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New Book on Paper Jewellery |
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| My work features in the newest book of the 'Design & Make' series. Written by Sarah Kelly, 'Paper Jewellery' explores paper in all its forms as a material for jewellery making, introducing different techniques and featuring the work of international jewellery designers. You can purchase it here: www.amazon.co.uk/Paper-Jewellery-Design-Sarah-Kelly |
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Bridal Pop Up @ |
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| Check out the Bridal pop up in Dublin's Project51 boutique this month! Project51 are Dublin's leading fashion and design collective. Their special wedding exhibition features some stunning pieces and will be up until the 14th February. www.project51.ie www.facebook.com/Project51Dublin |
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Irish Brides, Spring issue |
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| One of my brooches is featured in the Spring issue of Irish Brides! | |
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Paper Jewels Exhibition, Seattle |
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| My work is included in this exhibition in the Paper Hammer Gallery in downtown Seattle. Curated by talented Seattle jewellery artist Dorothy Cheng, the exhibition showcases six artists who use a variety of techniques to alter paper from its original state into wearable art. "The value of the jewellery is based on the act of this altering, rather than the intrinsic value of gold, silver, or gemstones and the works range from emphasizing the ephemeral and the enduring qualities of paper".The exhibition opens on the 13th January and will be up untill February 25th. www.paper-hammer.com |
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21st Century Icons exhibition |
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"If we were to design neckpieces that conveyed something about us - as Irish - to the world, what would they say? And what would they look like?" |
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'Faszination Papier' traveling exhibition extended in 2012 |
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| This exhibition, celebrating IAPMA's 25th aniversary in 2011, will be touring Germany, France and Belgium in 2012. “Faszination Papier (Fascinating Paper)” features pulp painting, casting, plant fibre papers, hanji, amate, recycled paper, printed materials and diverse expressions of paper in book objects, installations, jewellery, reliefs and sculptures of feathery lightness or an earthy heaviness, in a unique display presenting aspects of paper that are out of the ordinary, touching, inspiring and enjoyable. Upcoming dates and locations of this travelling exhibition:
Mar – Apr, Pflegeschloss, Germany |
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