One Day Jewellery Making Workshop

Description

Join us in Studio 1, set in the grounds of Belgrave Hall for a creative day of jewellery making, where you’ll have the opportunity to make your own unique piece of jewellery. This one day workshop gives you the opportunity to get hands on and learn how to make either a silver pendant, earrings or ring. Linda will be there to guide you from design to finished piece all within a fun and relaxing environment. A great way to spend some creative fun. The morning will start looking at a variety of finished pendants, earrings and rings to help with the design process. You'll get to choose a texture to emboss onto your pendant and using basic jewellery making skills, you will cut, texture, solder and form your piece. No experience is necessary. Just bring yourself and have a fun day of jewellery making. Linda x

What's included in the price?

- Copper: we like to offer copper as a free alternative to silver. - silver plated chain & ear hooks All tools & Equipment to make your piece - Refreshments including Tea/Coffee/Juice - Tuition If you prefer to make your piece out of recycled silver, you can buy this on the day either by cash or card. Expect to pay between £10 - £30 depending what you are making. - sterling silver chains £12 Not Included: Lunch is not provided but there is a Lidl's up the road or why not bring your own lunch.

Cancellation policy

Easy - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Linda Sandeman Jewellery

with Craft Courses since 2017

Message the tutor

About me and my studio I am a professional jeweller and have been teaching for over 10 years. All of my workshops take place either in my studio, set within the beautiful walled gardens of Belgrave Hall itself, a stunning Grade II listed building in Leicester. The studio is part of the Hall's former outbuildings and stables .  It is an oasis of calm  and the perfect place for a spot of jewellery making. I work primarily in silver, gold, copper and brass. I also specialise in a Korean technique called “Keum Boo where 24ct gold is bonded to silver. I take great joy in passing the skills and techniques I have developed over the years with my students. Seeing the joy on their faces as they get hands on with using tools like hammers and forming tools to create a beautiful piece of jewellery, brings great joy. Linda x