Jewellery Making with Metal and Resin

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The Jewellery Making with Metal and Resin Short Course will focus on basic fabrication techniques on metal and simple, easy to make shapes and forms and look into using additives, colours and embedding objects in resin.

Students are encouraged to bring their own sketches, designs, photographs, found objects or small items they would like embedded in resin and lots of enthusiasm for making!

Some materials are provided but students will be expected to purchase some tools during the course. A saw frame (£5 - £46) is needed for the first session.