Sterling Silver Sea Glass Bangle Workshop

Description

Have you ever wanted to make a piece of silver jewellery with Sea Glass? Why not book a workshop with Sarah Bradley, to learn, design and create your very own bangle setting a piece of seaglass. During the workshop you will learn how to make and finish your own sterling silver bangle, including the process of making your own bezel setting and using a piece of sea glass to put into the setting. You can bring your own piece of sea glass, or we can provide it during the workshop.... The bangle can have the setting fully attached, or it can be adapted to create a charm on the bangle. About Sarah Bradley Designs: Founder and tutor Sarah Bradley, has 20 + years of experience in making jewellery using the old school silversmithing techniques. She brings her experience and a wealth of knowledge with regards to the materials used in the workshops she teaches. With a good dose of fun and laughter, plenty of tea and coffee as well as biscuits, it is a guarantee that you will walk away with a big smile on your face as well as a stunning piece of your very own created jewellery. This workshop is suitable for beginners. We can teach 2 people at a time in the workshop space here, or can accommodate larger groups on request too.

What's included in the price?

We include a set size and amount of sterling silver to create the bangle and bezel setting. There are options of different sizes (i.e a heavier thickness of silver) for an additional cost, so please request information on this should you need to. You can bring your own Sea glass or choose from a selection of ours. We provide tea/ coffee and biscuits throughout the course, and photographs of your experience (digital download within 5 working days).

Cancellation policy

Medium - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 4 weeks before the course starts

Maker

Sarah Bradley Designs

with Craft Courses since 2015

Message the tutor

I've designed and made silver and gold jewellery for 27 years, learning it first as a hobby at evening classes, then onto the Mid Devon School of Jewellery to hone specific skills of the craft, and then perfecting this over many years. I prefer working in the old silver-smith style, with basic tools to create lovely unique pieces of jewellery. The workshop is designed to give an insight into the basics and share some of the skills I've learnt.