Creative Craft Workshop - Upcycling Food Waste Into Jewelry
(for individuals and small groups)
Available in three versions, this Food Waste Jewelry Upcycling Workshop invites you, friends, kids & family, couples, bridesmaids, seniors, and even small groups to get creative with meaningful crafts. Upcycle food waste into bracelets, necklaces and earrings while learning about food waste and making an ethical statement with every piece you consciously create. A workshop that combines creativity, sustainability, and fun!
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Bracelet / Necklace
1-hour Upcycling Workshop
A perfect weekend activity for beginners and families with kids, this workshop offers a unique experience in food waste upcycling. Learn about food waste and sustainability while crafting beautiful, meaningful accessories for yourself or loved ones.
Included :
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"Impact Intro" to food waste & Ways Out's work,
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"Upcycling" either a bracelet or necklace, and
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"Think Tank" brainstorming individual actions to address sustainability
Cost : $348 per pax
(Enjoy $100 Cashback if leaving a review & accomplishing a "green" mission)
Mixing Demo + Bracelet / Necklace
1.25-hour Upcycling Workshop
Join our 1.25-hour workshop to discover how fruit peels and veggie scraps can be transformed into beautiful, gemstone-like beads! Dive into the food waste bead upcycling process as you mix, mold, and craft your own conscious creation afterwards — a bracelet or necklace.
Included:
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"Impact Intro" to food waste & Ways Out's work,
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"Mixing Demo" getting a taste of how peels can be turned into beads
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"Upcycling" either bracelet or necklace, and
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"Think Tank" brainstorming individual actions to address sustainability
Cost : $398 per pax
(Enjoy $100 Cashback if leaving a review & accomplishing a "green" mission)
Mixing Demo + Earrings
1.5-hour Upcycling Workshop
Calling all earring enthusiasts! Uncover the beauty of upcycled jewelry in this immersive 1.5-hour workshop. Watch food waste transform into stunning beads and craft your own eco-friendly earrings—perfect for adding a sustainable yet creative sparkle to your style!
Included:
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"Impact Intro" to food waste & Ways Out's work,
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"Mixing Demo" getting a taste of how peels can be turned into beads
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"Upcycling" a pair of earrings, and
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"Think Tank" brainstorming individual actions to address sustainability
Cost : $448 per pax
(Enjoy $100 Cashback if leaving a review & accomplishing a "green" mission)
if leaving a review & accomplishing a "green" mission after the experience
Jewelry Designs that You'll Craft
Adjustable Bracelet with A Round Bead
Adjustable Pendant Necklace with A Round Bead
Hook Lock Dangle Earrings with Round Beads
Double Drop Earrings with Round Beads
6 different bead hues to choose from; 2 attachment colors; Gold or Silver
Dragon Fruit Peels
Orange Peels
Garlic Peels
Pomelo Peels
Radish Peels
Coffee Grounds
It's more than just a jewelry itself
Bilingual
- either in English* or Cantonese
Can accommodate 4 - 8 participants at our studio @ Kwun Tong
*English workshops are only available for private group requests
Age-friendly: suitable for kids aged 10+, families, couples, bridesmaids, friends & seniors
Review & Rewards: Earn up to $100 Cashback after a review & completing a green mission
We sustainable materials and reusable tools — no single-use items, only lasting impact
Empower young underprivileged women by supporting their role as workshop instructor
Reviews on
5/5
Winny Lo
It was a good experience! You could know more knowledge about leftover and the sustainability before you start making the hand craft. The tutor, Tracy was super nice, she was full of patience and techniques. You can definitely finish your perfect craft under her guidance.
Sin Man Tun
The concept behind the experience was very good, the explanations were clear and detailed, and the upcycling process was very interesting.
Leung Chung Ling
I appreciate the work of Ways Out and am especially willing to support single mothers—a true sign of kindness. I'm also very creative when it comes to transforming food waste into accessories. I never imagined that food waste could be used for anything beyond fertilizer!
