Jewellery workshop courses

...Overview In this workshop you will work at your own pace to produce a ring, bangle, earrings and a pendant in copper. You will learn how to...

...Why study this pathway programme? The School of Jewellery is one of the largest in the world and is located in Birmingham’s working Jewellery Quarter, where a significant amount of British jewellery is still made today. The School offers over 125 years of expertise, and the Assay Office is home... Learn about: Communication Training, Art design, Skills Communication...

...to learn how to make your own jewellery. Suitable for: Anyone over the age of...

...a collection of one aspect of something developed in the earlier part of the course. It is hoped that this will provide a concrete base to progress...

...covering, plaster, resins, wax and white metals. Limited to 3 students...

...This workshop will give you the essential skills to continue to create your own more complex silver clay creations. Suitable for: This advanced workshop is for those people who have had some previous experience with silver clay and wish to refine and extend their knowledge and skills...

... all the tools required for the workshop. You go home with the finished pieces of silver jewellery that you have created. Refreshments are included... Learn about: Jewellery making techniques, Handling silver clay, Use of tools...

...At the end of this course you will be able to design and plan the making of individual pieces of jewellery. Safely use materials, tools and equipment relevant to this craft. Practise and explore different jewellery making techniques and processes to create finished articles... Learn about: Silver Jewellery Making, Jewellery Design, Art design...

...looking at cleaning, polishing, patination and plating methods. Limited to 3 students...

... finished pieces of jewellery Resin is a great way of adding colour to your jewellery work including metal clay pieces, silver, gold and copper pieces as...

...Basic silver jewellery making skills. Suitable for: Beginners...

...Course content This course is suitable for students who have completed the level one course or who have had experience in basic jewellery making...

...The introductory level will include jewellery making techniques and processes including soldering, forming, etching, embossing etc. The course is workshop based and will involve a 'hands on' approach. Students will develop 3 dimensional language in relation to working with metals and mixed media...

... such as glitter, feathers, charms, and other objects - Sanding, polishing and buffing to give a professional finish. - Making finished pieces of jewellery Resin...

...Create a chain maille pattern using jump rings and jewellery making tools. Suitable for: Siutable for all levels...

... decorative jewellery or appliqus or festive decoration, from Christmas stockings to decorative hearts. Progression: Improvers- other workshops and Textile...

...An introduction to this amazing new material that makes it possible for everyone to create unique jewellery designs in real silver. You will learn how to plan your design, shape the clay, fire, polish and finish your items. Also included, how to fire and polish the silver in your own kitchen...

... a different style of displaying my jewellery. I was so pleased with the results. I kept remembering the things you spoke about and I found having a storyboard...

...Introduction to Kiln-Formed Glass Jewellery | Liz Danby This beginner’s course will teach you the techniques used to produce beautiful and original...

...Limited to 3 students £155.00 includes materials and refreshments but not lunch...