In-person course
in Frodsham Maker & location details

Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

Description

Working with a range of decorative fusible glass types, you will develop an understanding of glass fusing which enable you to make stunning jewellery. You will experiment with colour, shape, bubble pens and other decorative items to create pendants, earrings and cuff links. You will be taught to use dichroic glass which adds a bit of magic dazzle to fused jewellery. Everything you need to make your finished pieces is included in the course, including the jewellery findings. For information about any further courses we offer please select 'see more by this course organiser.'

What's included in the price?

The price is per person. Use of our fully equipped glass studio All the tools and materials you need Access to our extensive glass art and design library Refreshments throughout (please bring your own lunch for full day courses) Course notes to take away Kiln firing of your work

Duration

½ days

Cancellation policy

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

Maker

Cheshire School of Glass

with Craft Courses since 2018

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Suitable for

Teenagers
Stag dos
Hen dos
Romantic
Corporate days out & team building
Engagement, birthdays & anniversaries
Suitable for beginners

What does this mean?

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Venue

Bradley Farm, Bradley Lane, Frodsham, Cheshire, WA6 7EP

Reviews

All maker's reviews

29 Nov 18'

Lisa Mack reviewed: Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

"An incredible experience. Jenny is so enthusiatic and knowledgable you can't help but enjoy eveything this course has to offer. I was fortunate enough to have Jenny to myself on this course and it really was awonderful two days. I'm amazed at how much I made over 2 days. The time went so quickly it was hard to leave. I will definitely go again to cheshire school of glass art."

17 Nov 18'

Roseanne Turner reviewed: Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

"The course is two days of escapism. I had no idea working with glass was so relaxing and absorbing. Thank you Jenny. I will be back to do the fusing course. It's addictive."

9 Nov 18'

David Maddison reviewed: Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

"This was absolutely outstanding. Jen is an excellent teacher, able to answer any question and offer all encouragement as well. It was a fantastic 2 days in which I was able to try both microwave and conventional kiln firing. Thoroughly recommended."

3 Sep 18'

Jan Green reviewed: Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

"An Excellent course! There were 4 of us on the course and we had such a good time. It was 2 days of indulgence and relaxing. Their were a lot of materials including dicroich glass. Jenny gave all of us jewellery findings for our work and showed us how to attach them. Lunch and drinks provided in abundance. I will definitely be purchasing a microwave kiln , which we tried... although most of our work was fired in a conventional kiln for speed. Thanks Jan"

25 Jul 18'

Rachel Swash reviewed: Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

"Great course! Thank you, it was great value for money too."

25 Jul 18'

Amy Williams reviewed: Jewellery making at the Cheshire School of Glass

"What a great day! A friend and I booked this. We live in stockport, so it was close enough for us to drive over to Frodsham for the day. The workshop was really lovely. We had lots of materials to use in every colour needed and lots of dicroich glass to play with! We learnt to programme the kiln, not that I could remember how to do it again! Jenny gave us firing temperature notes though! Jenny also introduced us to Microwave kilns . I had never heard of them, so i and Lucy may buy on between us. Jenny gave us loads of jewellery findings to put our pieces on. Two very happy customers!"