MAKE IT MINE Intention Setting Workshop
A TRANSFORMATIVE 3-Hour EXPERIENCE
Join us for a hands-on experience that blends a positive mindset with creativity. We’ll start with a focused talk on intention and attraction to help you reflect on what you want to create in your life.
Then, embed your personal mantra onto a cuff bracelet designed by you—a daily reminder of your commitment to positive change. No prior jewelry skills are needed; this is an easy, welcoming process for everyone.
The fun of stamping your bracelet and focusing on your intention is really the heart of the process. Each hammered letter will have its own unique style and appearance-likely not perfect, but just what it needs to be. That imperfect beauty reflects your personal path.
Think it. Embed it. Embrace it.
In order to fully embed your intention we will be incorporating all the senses: specifically curated music, an ambient scent, a selection of teas, and tactile bracelet making, literally embedding your intention into your metal bracelet creating a lasting, wearable reminder of what matters most. You’ll take home more than jewelry — you’ll leave with your clear intention, an inspiring experience, and even an artisan crafted hand soap with the same signature scent to help you reconnect with the experience long after it ends.
And when you’re ready, you’re welcome to join another session to add to your stack — each bracelet marking a meaningful step forward.
Bracelet Details
- Cuff Bracelet Sizes: 5”, 6”, or 7” length; 1/4” or 3/8” width; plus, a gap about 1–1.5” Aluminum, no rust, no tarnish (sample bracelets will be a workshop to try on)
- Lettering stamps will be A to Z, in UPPERCASE and also include a ♡ symbol
This isn’t just about jewelry-it’s a personal reminder of what you’re working towards and make happen in your life. Interested in learning even more? Scroll down and see how I came up with the idea and where my inspiration came from!
NEXT WORKSHOP
📅 Date: June 6, 1-4pm (very limited space) Also, available to come to you, depending on location. You supply the place and the people (min. 8—max. 12 people per workshop). Based in the Toronto/GTA area, Ontario, Canada
📍 Warden Hilltop Community Centre, 25 Mendelssohn St.Scarborough, (just north of Warden TTC Station, off Warden) Free parking available (preferred location unless client has suitable space)
Workshops
My Inspiration?
I’ve heard and read, soooo many times that if you want to bring something about in your life you should write your intention down a thousand times, and think about it over and over again, also known as ‘Manifesting’. You do this to try and keep it top of mind, and in turn it may eventually be embedded into your subconscious mind.
Here’s Why—when you plant something deep in your subconscious, your brain starts quietly working behind the scenes to spot opportunities and make connections that line up with what you want. It helps you stay focused, motivated, and more likely to take action—almost like your mind is clearing a path to get you there.
Here’s my question—Who the heck has time to write something down 1000 times?! Most people are going to quit after what, 20 or 30 times?! If you’re really committed, maybe 100-200? Have you ever tried writing down the exact same thing 20 times? Let alone 1000?
I have tried and have gotten as far as about 20 times maybe. As I am a gal who’s all about efficiency and the best path, I thought, there’s gotta be a better way to do this! I then decided to do some research thinking this has to be more about science and not just writing it down one thousand times and it works like magic or ‘wishful thinking’.
Turns out that science suggests the more of your senses you can involve, the better odds of embedding your thought or intention into your mind. Because I’m crafty and a hands-on kind of gal, I was like OK how can I embed this into my mind? I mean physically embed it AND then, embed it into my mind? (because my mind is stubborn it needs a hammer effect).
Click here: Teas Featured at Workshop
Spotify Playlist: Make It Mine Bracelet Workshop
Reference Book: Think Forward to Thrive