With every new year, many Singaporeans have the habit of making a list of New Year’s resolutions. If yours includes trying out something new with bae, what’s better than ringing in the new year by signing up for a ring-making workshop. Read on to find out more about the hands-on activity that Few Gram Studio offers.
At Few Gram Studios, you have the opportunity to create your ring from scratch under the guidance of their instructors. Each attendee is provided with a 999 silver strip, and you can choose the width of the material to be between 2.6mm and 4.9mm.
But before you wield a hammer, you need to decide on a design and measure the size of your finger. Rest assured that you can find one that catches your eye since the studio offers a plethora of options.
Once you’re ready, the instructors will guide you through the heating step, allowing you to bend and shape the silver according to your chosen design. Depending on the intricacy of the details you wish to include on your ring, it might take some time before you move on to the next step.
For example, you can choose to emboss your and bae’s initials to make the rings extra special.
The fun continues when you mould the ring to the size of the finger. Given that the ring is created from a silver strip, expect to have some rough edges on it. Continue the process by smoothing your ring with a file and polishing it to make it shiny.
If you have any roadblocks, the instructors will also be on standby to guide you along.
Chances are, the beginner-friendly two-hour workshop will go by in the blink of an eye, and you will be rewarded with a one-of-a-kind ring. According to Klook reviews, many even complimented the instructors, and loved the friendly atmosphere.
With Valentine’s Day happening real soon, attending a ring-making workshop by Few Gram Studio might be an excellent way to celebrate the special occasion. Each session for two pax costs $188, and you can book an appointment via Few Gram Studio’s official website.
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