Sarah Madsen Jewellery
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About Sarah Madsen Jewellery
Handmade jewellery in Silver and 18ct Gold with gemstones and soon enamel. My own artwork explores line through drawing, so I continue to create in precious metal a sense of a living feeling. Various techniques such as texturing through hammering, forging, wax carving, stone setting are used in my own studio in Cambridgeshire, U.K.
I still love to draw and paint, particularly people; often ended up with a sketch book in a coffee shop capturing in biro pen, the people around me.
Sarah Madsen Jewellery's Courses
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Beginners 2 sterling silver stacking rings jewellery course
£85
Sarah Madsen is a BA Hons Degree Jewellery Designer from Central St Martins College, London. She will be teaching you to hand make your own two stacking rings in sterling silver.
This is a beginners course offering a friendly, informal introduction into the craft of jewellery.
In this 3 hour class, you will learn to saw, form, solder, hammer and polish your own jewellery. No previous experience needed as this is a perfect class to start that curiosity into the craft of jewellery.
This class is for one to one,...
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Sterling silver beginners pendant making jewellery course
£98
BA Hons Degree Jewellery Designer Sarah Madsen offering a Sterling silver beginners pendant (40 mm max) workshop in this friendly, informal 3 hour class. In a garden studio based in Wisbech, Cambridgeshire studio.
I have a project of 3 simple shapes that are cut out and I will introduce different texturing techniques. Then your 3 silver pieces are fabricated together, then ready to be a pendant to hang off a chain. Techniques involved are hammering, sawing, filing, soldering and polishing so that you can create your own handmade piece of...
