Mother's Day | Ring Making Pop Up

POP UP DETAILS

Sunday May 10th | 10am - 6pm
Duration | 1 to 1.5 hours
Timed Arrival Window Slots (booked in drop down below)

Up to 8 guests per time slot. Come on your own, with a partner or group.

Hosted at SOUVENIR | 1232 College Street

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A guided introduction to wax ring making and casual study in form, materials and techniques. Drop in, design and shape your own wax rings in a single sitting. Whether you prefer organic curves or structured shapes, this pop-up welcomes all skill levels.

Using soft tube and sheet wax, shape your rings by hand with gentle heat, exploring techniques that feel intuitive and immediate.

Over 90 minutes, you will sculpt up to five designs. At the end, select your favorite and choose a finish ranging from matte to high shine before it is sent off-site for professional lost-wax casting.

Your $50 casting credit covers a 5 mm band. Larger rings typically range from $50 to $100 depending on metal weight. Additional rings can be cast for a $25 fee plus metal weight. All tools and materials are included. Take-home kits are available for continued making after the workshop.

Finished pieces will be ready for pick-up at SOUVENIR in approximately four weeks.

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“Sophisticated, intentional, and unexpectedly freeing. I left wanting to make more.” 
- Past Ring Making Participant

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Pop Up conceptualized and facilitated by Katya Koroscil.

As an industrial designer and image maker, Katya collaborates with community members and businesses to design and fabricate objects, imagery, services, and experiences. Her interdisciplinary approach blends woodworking, textiles, metal, waste materials, and—most importantly—sustainable methods that prioritize responsible community and environmental creation.

Katya's work extends into education and social impact, designing hands-on learning experiences that empower individuals and communities through the act of making. She believes that when people trust their creative abilities, they become more resourceful, innovative, and engaged in shaping the world around them. Her workshop series nurtures this mindset by bridging craftsmanship and design, encouraging participants to explore materiality, form, and self-expression.