♥ ♥ ♥ Trinket & Treasure Club ♥ ♥ ♥
est. 2013
The Trinket & Treasure Club, or Treasure Club for short, aims to encourage participants to consume less, create more and de-clutter.
Taking inspiration from the popular Trash & Treasure markets, a phrase coined for second hand markets: where one woman's trash is another woman's treasure, or glorious one-of-a-kind finds as I like to think of it, the Treasure Club allows attendees to take the time out of their busy schedules to catch up with friends via fun and glitter-filled workshops to give their trinkets, old jewellery and essentially any odd bits and pieces lying around the house a new use and meaning.
est. 2013
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| (gif image courtesy of Natali Koromoto Art) |
The Trinket & Treasure Club, or Treasure Club for short, aims to encourage participants to consume less, create more and de-clutter.
Taking inspiration from the popular Trash & Treasure markets, a phrase coined for second hand markets: where one woman's trash is another woman's treasure, or glorious one-of-a-kind finds as I like to think of it, the Treasure Club allows attendees to take the time out of their busy schedules to catch up with friends via fun and glitter-filled workshops to give their trinkets, old jewellery and essentially any odd bits and pieces lying around the house a new use and meaning.
Workshops are available in groups of 3-6 people per session and run for approximately 2 hours. The host will run three demonstrations throughout the workshop and are held at the chosen participants home (kind of like a tupper ware party.) The aim of the workshop is to encourage people to take time out of their busy schedules to de-clutter their homes whilst promoting mindful consumption.
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