Description
5 week silver jewellery making course. Exclusive small class. Beautiful surroundings. Fully equipped workshop + experienced friendly tutor. ABOUT THIS EVENT Join Teresa Crickmar for a five week jewellery course that offers everything for a beginner to learn how to make a stone set ring, hammered chain necklace and a beautiful fold-formed pendant. The course runs for two hours per week for five consecutive weeks with a limited class size of three. COVID- SECURE Government guidance for managing the spread of coronavirus will be adhered to at all times to ensure your comfort and safety. You will be expected to abide by these guidelines during the class including wearing a mask and using antibacterial hand gel and wipes to clean equipment at the end of the session.
What's included in the price?
Base metals will be provided to use as will equipment and tools however precious metals and stones will be need to purchased in addition to course fees.
Duration
5 weeks
Cancellation policy
Easy - Cancellation and a full refund can be obtained up to 2 weeks before the course starts
Maker
A Space to Learn, Heal and Play Our popular silver jewellery workshops are available all year round. We offer complementary therapies such as Reiki, crystal healing and oracle card readings alongside creative workshops. Make self-care a priority & create more joy - a peaceful sanctuary to nurture your mind, body and soul.
Suitable for
- Adults
- Suitable for beginners
- Public transport
- Parking provided
FAQs
Everything you will need is here, however if you use reading glasses for close up work, don't forget them. Some students find it useful to bring a notebook to sketch and make notes. Following a conversation on the first week you will be encouraged to order your silver and stones for following lessons with guidance of what, where and when.
Yes the number 11 stops just 2 minutes walk away and runs from Cambridge to Newmarket and back.
A good level of hand-eye coordination is needed to complete fine work using torches, saws and electronic motors. You will need to be able to move safely in a workshop environment and be able to follow clear instructions easily. You must adhere to the health and safety aspects of using the equipment as demonstrated.
Of course, this means you haven't learned any bad habits! You are most welcome and it will not be long before you're making beautiful work.