By prompting children to talk about their creative choice, it aids in their language development as they are encouraged to find new ways to talk about their projects. Acquiring new descriptive and emotive vocabulary is a vital part of their learning to effectively express themselves—a skill that is fundamental in how well they interact with other people. A project that requires some degree of planning, such as making patterns from candy, choosing colors for a bracelet, or deciding how to make necklace, are all superb for helping children to develop their cognitive skills.

Seville is 1 of 6 creative artists the Los Angeles County Library contracts to bring her unique approach to jewelry crafting to all 72 of their locations around the county. Seville has also produced over 15 events for the Los Angeles County Housing Development Authority (LACDA). Many of the patrons of her events with LACDA are under social and economic distress and her goal is provide them with a joyful activity that ignites their imagination beyond the perimeter of jewelry design. 

Seville for the People curates imaginative activities around jewelry design for the people!

We are also dedicated to supporting a group of very special Girl Scouts Troop in South Central, Los Angeles, California.