Celtic or Viking Torc Cuff Bangles
Class level: 
​Beginners - No experience necessary, but ideal if you have some experience with annealing metal.

Outline: 
​During this 4 1/2 hour class you will learn how to anneal (soften) your metal. This enables you to easily bend the wire. You will then be shown a  two methods for braiding and twisting the wire - by hand and also using a drill.
You will also be shown a few different weave options of what you can make - whether a flat 2 wire cuff, or a multi strand twisted wire torc style cuff. 

We appreciate silver is very expensive, so we will work in copper.  Should you wish to make your bangle in silver, you are welcome to bring your own silver, or if you prefer Tracy can order in for you.
Please contact Tracy to discuss lengths and thicknesses of wire, before you purchase anything.

This unisex class which is held in our Liverpool workshop, is a great environment to develop your creativity and do something fun with like-minded people. It also offers the opportunity to make lovely original gifts.

Tutors: Tracy Hills and Amber Hills
Price:  £95.00 
Date:  6th December 2025. ​
Day: Saturday Afternoon
Time: 12.30 - 17:00  (We can run a little later if you have not completed your piece)

Email: [email protected]
Phone: 07814 883 443
​Techniques covered in each class:
  • Annealing the metal (softening it)​
  • Twisting copper wire metal using a vice, and a drill.
  • We will also use a swage block, an anvil, and hammers.

    Materials provided:
  • Copper wire in different widths
  • Consumables -  Everything needed to complete your project
  • Safety glasses and ear protection provided.

What to Bring:
This is a workshop environment, so your well being and safety is important to us. To ensure this is a safe - but fun environment for you to learn in; we ask that you please:
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  • Wear comfortable old clothing. Aprons, ear defenders and safety glasses are provided.
  • Long hair to be tied back. 
  • No loose flowing sleeves or scarves to be worn. Equally any long or loose fitting jewellery should not be worn. These can easily get caught up in machinery.
  • Wear closed flat shoes - no sandals allowed.
  • Spectacles, if needed for close up work.
  • Notebook and pencil. Although we do provide some hand outs, you may want to take your own notes or draw sketches.​

  • ​Refreshments:
  • Tea, Coffee and biscuits provided.
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