Everyone can make jewellery

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1 Everyone can make jewellery 100s of fun and professional jewellery classes in our lovely central London venue tel:

2 contents about London Jewellery School About LJS 3 Staff and Tutors 4-5 Private Tuition 6 Gift Vouchers 6 Jewellery Supplies 7 Use our Studios 7 Kiln Rental 7 Wedding Rings Class 8 Adult Parties 9 Childrens Parties 9 Corporate Events 9 Masterclasses 10 Beading and Wire Glass Classes Metal Clay Classes Silver Jewellery Classes Wax Carving The London Jewellery School is an independent training provider of fun and professional jewellery courses, set up in 2008 by designer jeweller Jessica Rose. Since then it has grown into the largest independent jewellery training centre in the UK and we now run 100s of regular classes throughout the year including evening, weekend and midweek courses for adults. We also run very popular jewellery parties for both adults and children and also work closely with the local councils to deliver jewellery classes in schools and libraries in and around London. With over 30 world-class tutors and more than 100 different classes to choose from there is something at the school for everyone! We welcome all ages and abilities and pride ourselves in creating a friendly and professional atmosphere in which to learn. All our classes are run from our studio in London s Hatton Garden. Day classes usually run from 10-5pm and evening classes from pm We look forward to welcoming you into our studio soon! Resin and Perspex Fashion and Design Polymer Clay 36 Jewellery Business Certification Classes Taster Classes Celebration Classes 47 Please note: All content in this brochure is correct at the time of print. For full, up-to-date information on all our classes and events please check our website or give us a call. Map and Directions Back Cover All of our class prices are inclusive of VAT. 2 London Jewellery School 3

3 staff & tutors Jessica Rose Julia Patterson Natasha Sutila Emma Ashworth Synnove Saelthun Michelle Leaver Debbie Carlton Teri Howles Caren Hartley Penny Akester Sima Vaziry Gill Newton Matt Foster Chu-mei Ho Sarah Fiorenza Sarah Pulveraft Julia Rai Matt Cheetham Helen Stay Angela Brown Tanja Ufer Elizabeth Bone Regina Aradesi Michael Milloy Gail Florio Talya Coen Rebecca Steiner Xuella Arnold Zoe Harding Melissa Hunt 4 5

4 helpful information We sell jewellery-making supplies too! From beading and wire and metal clay we have something for everyone. Private Tuition Can t make one of our scheduled classes? Want to make a specific piece of jewellery? Need one-on-one tuition? Then our private tuition sessions may be for you. The cost is 350 per day, which includes basic materials. Please do contact us for full details and to book. Gift Vouchers Treat someone you love to the very special gift of jewellery making. It s fun, relaxing and you will never need to buy them jewellery again! Our gift vouchers are sent out within 2 days by first class Royal Mail in a lovely gift envelope along with our full school brochure for them to flick through and choose their ideal class. Use our Studios If you don t have enough room at home or don t have all the tools and resources to make your jewellery why not come and use our studio? From silver, glass and metal clay to resin and beading, you can use the space for almost anything you like for just 30 per day. Please check with us that we have the tools you need and bring along your own consumables (e.g. beads, silver, glass etc ) and make yourself at home. Kiln Rental You can use our kilns for firing metal clay and glass. If you have made some pieces and would like us to kiln fire them for you then simply drop them in to the studio and arrange a time to pick them up. Price is just 10 per full kiln. There are no fixed appointments for any of the above, just contact us to check availability and book a space. 6 7

5 wedding rings parties & events Make your own wedding rings What could be more romantic? Jewel Party Take the stress away from planning children s parties! Make your special day truly amazing by coming along to London Jewellery School to make your own wedding rings. We have a fully trained, professional jeweller who will guide and support you through making your own, personal rings. You choose the design and metal from a wide selection including white gold, yellow gold, palladium etc... and we will help you create them. No previous experience is necessary. This 1-Day workshop is held upon arrangement at a time that suits you. Once you have booked, we arrange a consultation with you to look over the designs and styles. Then all you have to do is turn up on the day and make your rings! Price: 400 per couple, plus materials To book your wedding ring class contact us on: We run a full range of jewellery parties for children including beaded jewellery, tiara making, fun fimo jewellery and much more. Prices around 15 per head for 1-2 hours For full details please visit www. jewelparty.co.uk Jewellery Parties for Adults Want a fun, creative party idea? Why not book one of our Jewellery parties for you and the gang to have a good old get together and make some beautiful jewellery while you re at it! Prices around 45 per head. Includes all materials and a much needed glass of bubbly! Jewellery Workshops at your Workplace Creativity, teamwork and lots of fun! Why not treat your staff to a wonderful day or evening of jewellery making? Be it beaded or silver jewellery, we can design a workshop to fit your needs and our friendly tutors will even come to your London venue to deliver the session. And it s not just for girls, men can make jewellery too! Please contact us for more information. 8 9

6 masterclasses beading & wire Learn from the masters in our series of masterclasses Brand new for 2011 Each masterclass will be taught by a guest tutor who is a top jeweller and teacher in their field. Masterlcasses are one-off classes that will only happen once each so make sure you book early to ensure you don t miss out! Most masterclasses are aimed at advanced students and jewellers who want to challenge themselves and learn a new technique or develop skills in an area supported by an expert. For full details of what masterclasses we have coming up please visit our website or contact us. Beginners Beading One of our most popular classes. Learn to make your own personalised earrings, necklaces and bracelets using a wide range of beads and fittings and leave with lots of information to help you get started making your own jewellery at home. Tutors: Angela Brown, Sarah Fiorenza, Zoë Harding or Helen Stay Dates: 3rd Jan, 9th Jan, 16th Jan, 22nd Jan, 28th Jan, 7th Feb, 12th Feb, 22nd Feb, 7th March, 13th March, 19th March, 23rd March, 1st April, 7th April, 16th April, 24th April, 30th April Intermediate Beading A must for keen beaders! In this intensive one-day class you will be taught a variety of intermediate beading techniques including wire wrapping, using more complex bead patterns, ring making and adding new materials to your beadwork. Tutors: Angela Brown, Sarah Fiorenza, Zoë Harding or Helen Stay Dates: 14th Jan, 29th Jan, 13th Feb, 23rd Feb, 20th March, 30th March, 9th April, 23rd April Advanced Beading Take your work to the next level. Techniques covered include more complex wire work, creating structures to support your beads and wrapping difficult shaped stones and beads in a professional way. Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza, Zoë Harding or Sima Vaziry Dates: 30th Jan, 19th Feb, 31st March, 28th April 10 11

7 beading & wire beading & wire Beginners Tiara Making Learn how to make your own beautiful tiara with head pins to match in our Beginners Tiara Making class. Techniques covered include how to measure and make a tiara to fit, creating tiara bands, decorating using fans, flowers and trees and making hair accessories. Beginners Wire Wrapping Learn the age-old technique of wire wrapping. A fantastic way of showing off shaped stones with no soldering or gluing required. You will learn to twist and interlock wire to create unique statement pieces to take home with you. Tutors: Gail Florio, Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 7th Jan, 6th March, 10thApril Tutors: Jessica Rose Dates: 8th Jan, 10th Feb, 11th March, 13th April, 29th April Intermediate Tiara Making Take your tiara making skills to the next level. This class combines the use of brass etchings and components along with stunning Swarovski crystals to build a beautiful, original and professional piece. Throughout the day you will also learn to make fabric flowers from scratch and use millinery wire to make a very modern and fashionable tiara for the trendy bride. Intermediate Wire Wrapping This intermediate level class covers more complex wire wrapping techniques and structures including making bracelets and more complex rings and pendants. This is a perfect follow on from our Beginners Wire Wrapping course and builds upon basic techniques. Tutors: Gail Florio, Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 26th Feb, 25th March Tutors: Jessica Rose Dates: 18th Feb, 12th March, 21st April Wedding Jewellery The wedding market is one of the most lucrative and bridal jewellery is a joy to make! Learn how to create a whole range of stunning wedding jewellery. Perfect for that special day whether it is for yourself, a friend or family member or even as a new business idea! Pearl Knotting The perfect class for anyone looking to introduce pearls into their jewellery making, or for anyone already working with pearls who would like to learn more about them. The class combines practical pearl stringing with a theory-based session covering the history of pearls. Tutors: Gail Florio, Helen Stay or Angela Brown Dates: 23rd Jan, 21st March Tutors: Sima Vaziry or Rebecca Steiner Dates: 31st Jan, 27th Feb, 5th March, 26th March, 20th April 12 13

8 beading & wire beading & wire Beginners Bead Weaving Spend a day learning the basics of bead weaving to create beautiful jewellery using miniature glass seed beads, needle and thread. Our expert tutor will guide you through basics of peyote stitch, brick stitch and right angle weave. Great class not to be missed! Tutors: Penny Akester Dates: 19th Jan, 15th March, 17th April Intermediate Bead Weaving Spend a day exploring techniques used for creating beaded bezels for gemstones or glass. Using right angle weave, peyote stitch and herringbone stitch, you will build on existing bead weaving skills and introduce fantastic new beading methods into your work. Tutors: Penny Akester Dates: 24th March Wire Knitting In this great new class you will make a knitted wire cuff with beads that you can complete in a day. You will be taught how to knit with wire, cast on, knit beads into your design, cast off and how to attach a secure clasp to finish your piece professionally. Please note, to take this class you need to know how to knit and be familiar with Knit stitch and Purl stitch. Tutors: Teri Howes Dates: 27th Jan, 22nd March, 8th April Beginners Beading Evening Class In this fantastic evening class you will learn a wide range of basic techniques including bead stringing, working with pliers and using silver wire to make your own findings and clasps. Create a lovely piece from your own designs and have great fun at the same time! Book early to avoid disappointment. Price: Time: 6.30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza, Rebecca Steiner or Helen Stay Dates: 5th Jan, 14th Feb, 16th March, 20th April Wire Crochet Jewellery Learn the basics of crocheting wire and make a finished piece (or two) to take home. This class is suitable for complete beginners as well as those who have some basic skills in this area. This Intermediate Beading Evening Class A must for keen beaders! This course is a great follow-up to the Beginners Beading class but is also perfect for anyone who has made beaded jewellery before but would like to develop their skills and take their work to the next level. During this class you will learn how to make lovely is a project-based class that will begin by covering a range of different stitches that will enable cocktail rings from wire and beads, make intermediate level beaded bracelets and necklaces, you to create a finished piece to take home. be introduced to wire wrapping skills, learn how to use chain and wire in your jewellery and much more. Tutors: Teri Howes Dates: 6th Jan, 17th Feb, 17th March, 22nd April Price: Time: 6.30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza, Rebecca Steiner or Helen Stay 14 Dates: 3rd Feb 15

9 beading & wire glass Advanced Beading Evening Class Beginners Enamel Take your work to the next level - a great follow-up from our Intermediate Beading class and a must for all beading addicts! Techniques covered in this class include working with wire to make structures to support your beading, making larger scale and more intricate pieces, wire wrapping difficult shaped stones and beads in a professional way, using different findings and Learn the fantastic technique of enameling in this intensive and fun-filled day. Enameling allows you to add colour and style to your jewellery through the medium of glass. Throughout the day you will be able to make 2-3 lovely enameled pieces to take away with you. components to elevate your creations and much more. Price: Time: 6.30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Michelle Leaver or Regina Aradesi Tutors: Rebecca Steiner, Helen Stay or Sima Vaziry Dates: 9th Feb, 25th April Dates: 5th Jan, 22nd Jan, 28th Feb, 15th March, 1st April, 20th April Tiara and Wedding Jewellery Evening Class Learn how to make your very own beautiful matching tiaras, head pins and wedding jewellery in our Tiara and Wedding Jewellery class. Skills covered in this class include measuring tiara sizes and fittings, creating tiara bands and decorating using fans, flowers and trees. The course Intermediate Enamel Techniques covered include: enameling on rings, correct preparation of enamels for use on silver, basic cloisonné technique, enameling on sterling silver as well as using silver and gold foils. Fun class with great results not to be missed! includes everything you need to make stunning tiara and wedding jewellery including earrings, bracelets and necklaces. Price: Time: 6.30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Gail Florio, Helen Stay or Jessica Rose Tutors: Michelle Leaver or Regina Aradesi Dates: 23rd Jan, 16th March Dates: 11th Jan, 21st March Beginners Enamel Evening Class Tiara and Wedding Jewellery 3-Day Intensive Learn the fantastic technique of enameling in an intensive and fun filled evening class. Enameling A fantastic three-day class which will take you from beginner to experienced tiara and wedding jeweller. You will learn to make a full range of tiaras and wedding jewellery as well as pick up valuable hints and tips on setting up your own tiara and wedding jewellery business. Includes our Beginners Tiara Making, Intermediate Tiaras and Wedding Jewellery classes all bundled into allows you to add colour and style to your jewellery through the medium of glass. Throughout the course you will be able to make 6 or more lovely pieces of jewellery using the copper and silver blanks and have lots of new ideas and inspiration to take away with you. one. Book early to avoid disappointment! Price: Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Time: 10:00 am - 5:00pm (for three consecutive days) Tutors: Michelle Leaver or Regina Aradesi 16 Tutors: Gail Florio, Helen Stay, Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 4th-6th Feb, 4th -6th April Dates: 14th March 17

10 glass metal clay Fused Glass Jewellery Come along and learn to make lovely jewellery using glass! You will learn the basic glass cutting techniques and principles of tack-fusing and full-fusing. Be warned, this is addictive - fantastic colours, low costs and great results. You will not be disappointed! Suitable for absolute beginners. Tutors: Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 7th Jan, 5th Feb, 12th March, 3rd April, 22nd April Beginners Metal Clay Learn to make solid silver jewellery using magical metal clay! This full day class covers three projects: a textured pair of earrings, a wrap over ring and a stone set pendant. You will be amazed what can be achieved. Tutors: Emma Ashworth, Chu-Mei Ho or Debbie Carlton Dates: 9th Jan, 18th Jan, 30th Jan, 4th Feb, 20 Feb, 7th March, 13th March, 19th March, 25th March, 29th March, 2nd April, 6th April, 15th April, 21st April Fingerprint Jewellery This class will provide you with all the practical information needed to set up your own fingerprint jewellery business. It is also perfect for anyone who wants to make fingerprint jewellery for themselves, friends or family. You will usually make three pieces: a charm, a pendant and a pair of cufflinks. Tutors: Sima Vaziry, Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 14th Jan, 18th Feb, 27th March, 23rd April Mini Prints Learn to transform drawings, handwriting and prints into silver in this fun-filled class. Bring along your own images drawn by your little ones, family or friends. Throughout the day you will learn how to turn these drawings into stamps, which are then used in metal clay to make solid silver pieces of jewellery. This is also a great class to combine with fingerprint jewellery as a fantastic business idea. Tutors: Sima Vaziry, Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 6th Jan, 11th Feb, 26th March 18 19

11 metal clay metal clay Adding Gold to Metal Clay Take your metal clay creations to the next level by learning to add gold to your work. Gold not only increases the value of your work, but also adds colour and dimension to your jewellery. Skills covered include: keum-boo, embedding gold nuggets and using gold paste. 3 pieces are made throughout the day. Price: Tutors: Emma Ashworth, Sima Vaziry or Jessica Rose Dates: 31st Jan, 9th March Beads and Hollow Forms in Metal Clay This is an intermediate level metal clay class where you will learn how to make a range of different beads and hollow forms. Aimed at those with some previous experience in PMC or Art Clay, it is highly recommended to anyone looking to combine metal clay with beading. Often, the choice of silver beads in the bead shops is very limited, making your own is a fun and creative alternative. Tutors: Emma Ashworth Dates: 6th Feb, 28th March Ring Making in Metal Clay This is an intermediate level class where you will learn to make a range of different style rings in metal clay. Throughout the day you will have a chance to make three different rings including: a nesting ring with two parts that fit together like a puzzle, a ring in fine silver wire combined with metal clay and a stone set ring. Stone Setting in Metal Clay This is an intermediate level metal clay class where you can learn to work with stones and glass in your metal clay. Throughout the day you will learn techniques for setting natural stones, glass cabochons, Cubic Zirconias and much more. Tutors: Emma Ashworth or Debbie Carlton Dates: 8th Jan, 10th March Adding Colour to Metal Clay Learn two lovely ways of adding colour to metal clay in this fantastic new class! All students will begin by making two pieces of simple metal clay jewellery (usually a pendant and pair of earrings). In the afternoon you will learn how to add resin and polymer clay to your pieces as an excellent way of adding colour to your creations. No previous experience is necessary, as we will start from the basics. Students who have previous experience in metal clay may be able to make more complex pieces. Tutors: Emma Ashworth or Jessica Rose Dates: 12th Jan, 14th Feb, 23rd March, 12th April Paper Metal Clay Learn how to work with paper metal clay! This is an exciting new class for 2011 where you will spend the day experimenting with paper clay, making origami pieces and much more. Book early to avoid disappointment. Tutors: Emma Ashworth Tutors: Chu-Mei Ho 20 Dates: 21st Feb, 8th March Dates: March 22nd, April 11th 21

12 metal clay metal clay Advanced Metal Clay (2 Days) This is an advanced level 2 day class aimed at those with experience working in metal clay that are looking to take their work to the next level. This class is fairly flexible in terms of what you will make and you are encouraged to bring your own ideas. You will spend two days experimenting and learning how to bring your ideas to life. Our expert tutor will support you through your projects and give plenty of useful tips and hints along the way. Price: Tutors: Emma Ashworth Dates: 9th-10th Feb, 18th-19th April Texture Making for Metal Clay Learn to make your own textures from pictures, printouts and much more! This is a great class where our expert tutor Julia Rai will guide you through a range of processes for making your own texture tiles and plates. Perfect for use with metal clay, polymer clay and many other areas of jewellery making. Beginners Metal Clay Evening Class This Beginners Metal Clay class gives you a chance to work with a fantastic material that produces great results. Each week we will be working towards making a new piece of beautiful silver jewellery that you can take home with you. Projects covered include: textured earrings, a wrap over ring, a stone set pendant, syringe pendant, basic bead making and much more. Price: 265 Time: 6:30pm pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Sima Vaziry or Chu-Mei Ho Dates: 3rd Jan, 9th Feb, 17th March, 28th April Intermediate Metal Clay Evening Class This is the perfect follow-up to the Beginners Metal Clay Evening Class or for anyone who has previously worked with metal clay and understands the basics. You will be able to develop your skills, learn new techniques and create more complex pieces. Skills covered include setting a natural stone, lentil bead making, adding gold to your work and using glass with metal clay. Tutors: Julia Rai Dates: 24th Feb Price: 265 Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Sima Vaziry or Chu-Mei Ho Dates: 7th Feb, 22nd March Copper Clay Learn to work with copper clay in this brand new class for Working with copper clay is an affordable alternative to silver clay that gives you the freedom to create much bigger pieces such as bracelets and large pendants. Spend the day experimenting and creating lots of lovely pieces to take home with you. Tutors: Emma Ashworth Dates: 13th Jan, 24th March, 30th April 22 23

13 silver jewellery silver jewellery Beginners Silver Jewellery Learn to make lovely silver jewellery using traditional techniques including sawing, soldering, annealing, filing and polishing. During the day you will make at least one finished piece of silver jewellery to take home with you. Small class sizes allow great tuition a fun class not to be missed! Tutors: Elizabeth Bone, Zoe Harding, Melissa Hunt or Michael Milloy Dates: 8th Jan, 16th Jan, 19th Jan, 28th Jan, 6th Feb, 11th Feb, 17th Feb, 27th Feb, 5th March, 10th March, 15th March, 26th March, 31st March, 7th April, 17th April, 23rd April, 30th April Intermediate Silver Jewellery This class is the perfect follow on from the beginners silver jewellery class and will allow you to practise your existing skills and learn new techniques. Examples of some of the pieces made on this course include: rings with multiple solder joins, cuffs with pierced detail, bangles and domed pieces. Tutors: Michael Milloy, Melissa Hunt, Elizabeth Bone or Zoe Harding Dates: 9th Jan, 31st Jan, 25th Feb, 11th March, 27th March, 15th April, 28th April Advanced Silver Jewellery (2 Days) This course is perfect for jewellers working in silver who would like to develop their skills with the support of one of our expert tutors. Small class sizes allow plenty of one-on-one time with the tutor to learn new techniques. This class is fairly flexible in terms of what you can make and students are encouraged to bring their own ideas for advanced level projects or techniques that they would like to learn over the two days. Soldering Masterclass Soldering is one of the most challenging but essential skills when working in silver. To help you get to grips with all the techniques we have a special masterclass focusing on soldering. Techniques covered include: soldering multiple joins on the same piece, soldering in awkward places and troubleshooting. This is an intermediate level class but we will start from the basics of soldering and work to your level. Tutors: Elizabeth Bone, Michael Milloy or Rebecca Steiner Dates: 20th Jan, 19th Feb, 13th March, 13th April Stone Setting in Silver (2 Days) This is an intensive 2-day class that will take your silver jewellery to the next level. You will learn a range of different stone settings including a simple rub over setting, a tube setting and a basic gypsy set. This is an intensive intermediate level class so come prepared! It will really move your work on leaps and bounds and promises not to disappoint. All materials including stones and silver will be provided. Price: Tutors: Gill Newton, Melissa Hunt, or Xuella Arnold Dates: 9th-10th Feb, 19th-20th March, 26th-27th April Advanced Stone Setting (3 Days) This advanced class is for anyone who knows how to do basic settings and would like to develop their skills to allow them to include more complex settings in their work. Examples of techniques covered in this class include making a claw setting and tension setting. 24 Price: Tutors: Gill Newton, Xuella Arnold or Rebecca Steiner Dates: 26th-27th Jan, 22nd-23rd Feb, 28th 29th March, 21st 22nd April Price: Tutors: Gill Newton Dates: 14th-16th Feb, 19th-21st April 25

14 silver jewellery silver jewellery Chain Making Learn to make your own chains using silver and copper wire. Techniques covered in this class include: making your own jump rings in different shapes and sizes, soldering jump rings, texturing links and experimenting with different chain designs from small and intricate to chunky and statement. Chains can be worn alone or can be used to enhance other jewellery by adding beads, pendants and charms. Silver Etching Lean how to etch images, text or patterns on to silver in our new silver etching class. Etching is the process of creating shallow markings in silver using an acid and a resist. It is a great way of adding patterns or text and can also be seen under transparent enamels. During the day you will make 2 3 etched pieces to take home, as well as the health and safety aspects of etching and how to carry on using the technique at home. Tutors: Gill Newton or Melissa Hunt Dates: 23rd Jan, 14th March, 2nd April Beginners Chain Maille Chain maille is the technique of linking jump rings to make patterns and weaves that can be used to make stunning pieces of jewellery. In this fun and interactive beginners class students will learn how to make their own jump rings, learn and practise a range of different chain maille patterns, experiment with different materials including silver, copper and coloured rubber links and will have the chance to make a finished chain to take home. A popular class with great results! Tutors: Jessica Rose or TBC Dates: 29th Jan, 24th Feb, 22nd April Intermediate Chain Maille Take your chain maille work to the next level with this intermediate class. Skills covered include how to make complex chain maille patterns, incorporating stones and beads into your chain maille work and creating cages and 3-dimentional structures. Tutors: Melissa Hunt Dates: 4th Jan, 2nd March, 29th April Cold Connections When the use of heat and soldering isn t possible, it is good to know how to combine metal using cold connections. In this intensive 1-day course you will learn a variety of techniques for attaching metal and materials together using rivets, tabs and screws. This is a techniques based class so the focus is not on making finished pieces but on learning new technical skills. Tutors: Gill Newton or Melissa Hunt Dates: 30th Jan, 26th Feb, 12th April Make Your Own Findings Learn how to make your own findings in this intensive 1-day class. Making your own earwires, clasps and jump rings opens up so many possibilities in terms of design when compared to using bought findings and can really help to make your jewellery unique. In this class you will be guided by our expert tutor in how to make your own earwires, jump rings, clasps (toggle clasp, S hook and more), brooch backs and more. 26 Tutors: Jessica Rose or TBC Dates: 20th Feb,16th April Tutors: Zoe Harding or Michael Milloy Dates: 15th Jan, 2nd Feb, 9th March, 25th April 27

15 silver jewellery silver jewellery Polishing and Finishing Masterclass Polishing and finishing your jewellery is a very important process and in most classes there isn t time to focus on this area. This class is a full day dedicated to polishing and finishing. Techniques covered include obtaining a mirror finish, correct filing techniques, use of different tools, satin finishes, texturing, cleaning up joints and much more. Will move your work on leaps and bounds! Tutors: Michael Milloy Dates: 5th Feb, 18th March, 24th April Gold Class Learn to work in Gold. This is an advanced level class for those who normally work in silver and would like to take their first steps working in gold. Learn the differences between silver and gold and how to solder gold with confidence. Perfect for anyone who is planning to work in gold and is looking for expert support and tuition before embarking on this task. Please note students do need to supply their own gold but we can advise on this. Tutors: Elizabeth Bone Dates: 5th Jan, 4th March Stone Setting in Silver Evening Class (10 Weeks) Spend 10 weeks learning how to set a range of different stones in silver. The main stone settings covered are a simple rub over setting, a tube setting, a basic claw setting and a basic gypsy setting. This class is very intensive so come prepared but it will really move your work on leaps and bounds! All materials including stones and silver will be provided. Beginners Silver Jewellery Evening Class This evening course runs over 5 weeks and covers the basic techniques of making traditional silver jewellery. Techniques covered include sawing, annealing, soldering, filing, polishing and adding texture. During the course students normally make 2-3 pieces to take home and wear with pride. Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Elizabeth Bone, Melissa Hunt or Zoe Harding Dates: 3rd Jan, 9th Feb, 4th March, 6th April Intermediate Silver Jewellery Evening Class This class is the perfect follow on from the beginners silver jewellery class and will allow you to practise your existing skills and learn new techniques. Examples of some of the pieces made on this course include: rings with multiple solder joins, cuffs with pierced detail, bangles and domed pieces. Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Michael Milloy, Melissa Hunt or Elizabeth Bone Dates: 5th Jan,14th March Advanced Silver Jewellery Evening Class This advanced level course is perfect for jewellers working in silver who would like to develop their skills with the support of one of our expert tutors. Small class sizes allow plenty of one-onone time with the tutor to learn new techniques. This class is fairly flexible in terms of what you can make and students are encouraged to bring their own ideas for advanced level projects or techniques that they would like to learn over the 5 evenings. 28 Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Melissa Hunt Dates: 8th Feb, 18th April Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Zoe Harding or Rebecca Steiner Dates: 7th Feb, 21st April 29

16 wax carving wax carving Beginners Wax Carving Learn the age old technique of lost wax carving - a fascinating way of making silver and gold jewellery. In this class you will learn a range of techniques for carving solid shapes for example pendants and rings as well as adding texture and patterns. The wax pieces you make would then be sent to the casters who make a mould and then cast the piece in solid silver or gold. PLEASE NOTE: AS THIS IS A ONE DAY COURSE WE WILL ONLY BE WORKING IN WAX AS WE WILL NOT HAVE TIME TO SEND THE PIECE OFF TO BE CAST IN SILVER. You will leave at the end of the day with your wax pieces and we will provide you will all the information you need for where to get your pieces cast. A great class for anyone interested in making jewellery. Beginners Wax Caving Evening Class Learn the age old technique of lost wax carving - a fascinating way of making silver and gold jewellery. In this class you will learn a range of techniques for carving solid shapes for example pendants and rings as well as adding texture and patterns. The wax pieces you make are then sent to the casters who make a mould and then cast the piece in solid silver or gold. The following week the wax designs will come back in silver and you will learn how to clean up the castings so that they are ready to wear. Students will need to pay for the silver or gold used in their castings - this amount varies by weight and the tutor can advise you with an estimate before sending the pieces off. Tutors: Caren Hartley or Sima Vaziry Dates: 22nd Jan, 3rd March, 10th April Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Caren Hartley or Sima Vaziry Dates: 4th Jan, 10th Feb Intermediate Wax Carving This is a great follow on class from our beginners wax carving course, but is also great for anyone who has done some wax carving before and would like to take their skills to the next level. Areas and techniques covered in this class include: building on your existing skills and learning how to measure and carve your design to a specific size, learning how to make symmetrical pieces, developing ideas and creating a collection of cast pieces. PLEASE NOTE: AS THIS IS A ONE DAY COURSE WE WILL ONLY BE WORKING IN WAX AS WE WILL NOT HAVE TIME TO SEND THE PIECE OFF TO BE CAST IN SILVER. Tutors: Caren Hartley or Sima Vaziry Dates: 14th April Intermediate Wax Carving Evening Class This is a great follow on class from our beginners wax carving course, but is also great for anyone who has done some wax carving before and would like to take their skills to the next level. Areas and techniques covered in this class include: building on your existing skills and learning how to measure and carve your design to a specific size, learning how to make symmetrical pieces, developing ideas and creating a collection of cast pieces. An expert tutor will guide you on how to make your masters in wax as well as cleaning up the castings to a professional finish. Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Caren Hartley Dates: 7th Jan, 17th March 30 31

17 resin and perspex resin and perspex Resin Jewellery (2 Days) Resin is a fantastic material to work with particularly in the current climate as it is very affordable and versatile. In this fun class you will have 2 days to experiment with resin and make a whole range of pieces including rings, bangles, pendants and earrings. Techniques covered include: how to mix the resin correctly, adding colour, adding insertions such as glitter, feathers, charms and other objects, mould making, sanding and polishing to give a professional finish and adding findings to make finished pieces of jewellery. Price: Tutors: Michael Milloy or Sima Vaziry Dates: 15th-16th Jan, 16th-17th Feb, 17th-18th March, 16th-17th April Resin and Silver Jewellery In this class you will experiment with resin and learn how it can be used to add colour and style to silver jewellery. This technique is often referred to as cold enameling. We will provide you with a range of silver and silver plated blanks to work with but if you have any silver pieces that you would like to experiment with then you are welcome to bring them along. You will learn how to mix the resin, how to add colours and how to embed objects and images. This is a really fun class and resin is a great material that you can easily carry on working with from home. Perspex Jewellery Learn to make funky, fashionable jewellery in this new class for Perspex is a really versatile material which is affordable and available in a huge range of colours. In this action-packed class suitable for all levels our expert tutor will guide you through the process of making Perspex jewellery. Techniques covered include: designing pieces in Perspex, sawing out shapes, using heat to bend curves, joining multiple layers together, filing and polishing and much more. Book early to avoid disappointment! Tutors: Michael Milloy Dates: 6th Jan, 18th Feb, 12th March, 9th April Tutors: Michael Milloy or Emma Ashworth Dates: 17th Jan, 19th Feb, 30th March Resin Jewellery Evening Class Resin is a fantastic material to work with particularly in the current climate as it is very affordable and versatile. Over the course of 5 evening sessions you will experiment with resin and make a whole range of pieces including rings, bangles, pendants and earrings. Techniques covered include: how to mix the resin correctly, adding colour, adding insertions such as glitter, feathers, charms and other objects, mould making, sanding and polishing to give a professional finish and adding findings to make finished pieces of jewellery. 32 Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Michael Milloy or Emma Ashworth Dates: 6th Jan, 8th Feb, 20th April 33

18 fashion and design fashion and design Fashion Jewellery (2 Days) Learn how to make fashion jewellery and how to get by in the world of fashion from our expert tutors Michael Milloy and Sarah Fiorenza. You will explore the world of fashion jewellery from high street costume jewellery to statement catwalk pieces and will create your own work through mood boards, design development and practical making. Expect to leave with 2-3 finished pieces, several mood boards and plenty of inspiration and expert advice to get you started on your journey into the world of fashion. This is one of our only mixed media classes where you will work in a range of materials from ribbon and chain to Perspex and metal. A very inspiring class not to be missed! Price: Tutors: Michael Milloy and Sarah Fiorenza Dates: 20th-21st Jan, 11th -12th Feb, 16th-17th March, 2nd-3rd April Felt Jewellery This fun and experimental day class will provide you with a thorough introduction into how to make felt jewellery. An expert tutor will teach you how to make stunning felt jewellery from scratch. Skills covered include making felt, creating beads and simple structures in felt, combining colours and making patterns, building up layers and making finished pieces of jewellery to take home and wear with pride. Tutors: Emma Ashworth Dates: 12th Feb, 31st March Jewellery Design Design is one of the most important aspects of making jewellery yet it is often overlooked. This class has been designed to provide you with a range of skills that will really benefit you when it comes to developing your work. Our approach is not about technical drawing but about finding inspiration and pushing your ideas to create really unique pieces of jewellery. Topics covered include: where to find inspiration (we have lots of magazines, books, samples and weird and wonderful things to get you going), basic sketching for designs, choosing the right scale, finding the appropriate materials for your designs and building up a collection. This is an extremely useful and practical class for any jeweller and will give you the confidence you need to go away and carry on designing. Tutors: Michael Milloy or Zoe Harding Dates: 29th Jan, 11th March, 24th April Jewellery Design Evening Class Design is one of the most important aspects of making jewellery yet it is often overlooked. Over the course of 5 evening sessions you will learn a range of skills that will really benefit you when it comes to developing your work. Our approach is not about technical drawing but about finding inspiration and pushing your ideas to create really unique pieces of jewellery. Topics covered include: where to find inspiration (we have lots of magazines, books, samples and weird and wonderful things to get you going), basic sketching for designs, choosing the right scale, finding the appropriate materials for your designs and building up a collection. This is an extremely useful and practical class for any jeweller and will give you the confidence you need to go away and carry on designing. Price: Tutors: Michael Milloy or Rebecca Steiner Dates: 4th Jan, 16th March 34 35

19 polymer clay jewellery business Beginners Polymer Clay Polymer clay is a fantastic material and perfectly affordable for the current economic climate. It is more commonly known as Fimo or Sculpey and once it has been heated in an oven it hardens and can produce amazing results. In this class we will cover all the basics of working with polymer clay to make beads and finished pieces of jewellery. Some of the main techniques covered include: conditioning the clay, caning, forming different shapes, making blends and mixing colours, using specialist tools and resources, baking, sanding and buffing and much more. Tutors: Debbie Carlton Dates: Jan 21st, 23rd Feb, 20th March Jewellery Business Day This course is aimed at jewellers or would-be jewellers who would like a kick-start in setting up their own jewellery business. This is an intense day packed full of information and advice to help you get started promoting and selling your jewellery. Topics covered include: marketing, PR, websites, photography, budgeting, pricing and selling, getting into galleries and shops, packaging, legal requirements and networking. The day is structured around class discussions and written tasks. Please note there is no practical jewellery making on this course. Tutors: Jessica Rose, Emma Ashworth or Sima Vaziry Dates: Feb 3rd, March 18th, April 18th Photograph Your Jewellery Taking great photos of your jewellery is a challenging but really essential skill, especially when promoting your work or selling online. In this class students will need to bring their own digital camera and will be taken through all the basics of photography and learn how to take the best possible photos. Areas covered in this class include: using and looking after your camera, lighting, background and setups, shutter speed, aperture and white balance. Tutors: Matt Cheetham or Emma Ashworth Dates: 15th Jan, 21st Feb, 27th March, 19th April How to Display Your Jewellery One key area to be confident in when running a jewellery business is displaying your jewellery for selling or exhibition purposes. This class is taught by expert visual merchandiser Talya Coen and is a practical and interactive workshop aimed at getting you to think about how to display your work to make it look its very best. Not to be missed! 36 Tutors: Talya Coen Dates: Please check online for dates 37

20 jewellery business jewellery business History of Jewellery Learning about the history of jewellery is just as important as learning how to make it, as past trends are really useful when predicting current and future ones. In this intensive day class an expert tutor will guide you through the materials, styles and trends within jewellery across the ages and explore what has influenced jewellery right up to the present day. It will also touch upon current trends and explore where jewellery is headed in the near future. This is an interactive workshop that really brings the history of jewellery to life. An excellent class for jewellers and jewellery enthusiasts alike. Tutors: Sima Vaziry Dates: 24th Feb, 14th April Jewellery Business Evening Class This course is aimed at jewellers or would-be jewellers who would like a kick-start in setting up their own jewellery business. Over the course of 5 evening sessions you will learn information and advice to help you get started promoting and selling your jewellery. Topics covered include: marketing, PR, websites, photography, budgeting, pricing and selling, getting into galleries and shops, packaging, legal requirements and networking. The day is structured around class discussions and written tasks. Please note there is no practical jewellery making on this course. Jewellery Business 5-Day Intensive Spend 5 intensive days in our studios learning how to make your own beaded and silver jewellery, as well as plenty of business skills to give you a kick-start in setting up your own jewellery business. The practical skills covered include beginners and intermediate beading and beginners and intermediate metal clay. Alongside these practical jewellery making skills the course also covers business skills including: pricing and selling your jewellery, getting into galleries and shops, photographing your jewellery, marketing, legal requirements, websites and much more. Please note this course is suitable for beginners but is very intensive so be prepared to work hard and get great results. Price: (for five consecutive days) Tutors: Mixed Dates: 17th-21st Jan, 28th Feb- 4th March, 11th-15th April Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Sima Vaziry Dates: 15th Feb, 14th April Photograph Your Jewellery Evening Class Taking great photos of your jewellery is a challenging but really essential skill, especially when promoting your work or selling online. In this class students will need to bring their own digital camera and will be taken through all the basics of photography and lean how to take the best possible photos. The course is spread over 5 evening sessions and areas covered in this class include: using and looking after your camera, lighting, background and setups, shutter speed, aperture and white balance. 38 Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (5 weeks in a row, one evening per week) Tutors: Matt Cheetham Dates: 10th Jan, 10th March 39

21 certification classes certification classes Art Clay Certification Level 1 (3 Days) An intensive 3-day course that will take your metal clay work to the next level! This certification class runs over three days and provides a wide base of knowledge for anyone interested in Metal Clay 5-Day Intensive Spend 5 consecutive days working in metal clay! This class aims to take you through from beginner to intermediate level in just 5 days and covers the following areas: Beginners Metal developing their metal clay work at a higher level. It is suitable for anyone with previous Clay, Adding Gold to Metal Clay, Beads and Hollow Forms, Ring Making and Stone Setting in experience working in metal clay either through a beginners class or having a go at home. Metal Clay. Each day covers three projects so it is an extremely intensive course not for the This course is not suitable for absolute beginners; you need to at least have had a go working in PMC or Art Clay before taking this course.you will learn how to make rings, create hollow forms using cork clay, add silver findings, set stones, add pearls and polish and burnish your pieces. After successfully completing all seven projects you will receive a certificate that entitles you to teach Art Clay Introductory Classes with the support of Art Clay World UK. faint hearted! This course is open to anyone who is new to working in metal clay and would like to learn a wide range of skills in a short space of time. It is also suitable for students who have done some metal clay before and would like to build on their existing skills. An excellent class taught by world-class professionals. Not to be missed! If you do not complete all seven projects successfully you will be required to remake and submit pieces after the course. The course fees include all materials, certification fees and a class tool kit to keep. Price: (for three consecutive days) Price: (for five consecutive days) Tutors: Julia Rai or Emma Ashworth Dates: 24th-28th Jan, 25th-29th April Tutors: Julia Rai Dates: 25th-27th Feb Silver Jewellery 5-Day Intensive Spend 5 intensive days learning the traditional metalwork skills you need to make silver jewellery. Art Clay Certification Level 2 (4 Days) This certification class run by the London Jewellery School will take you through from beginner This intensive 4-day course is open to anyone who has completed their Art Clay Certification to intermediate level in just 5 days. The course covers the following subjects: Beginners Silver Level 1. This course builds on the techniques learned in Level 1 and covers new areas such as Jewellery, Soldering Masterclass, Intermediate Silver Jewellery and Stone Setting in Silver. This adding gold, keum-boo, glass fusing and adding natural stones. You will complete 5 projects over 4 days including a brooch with multiple stone settings, a bezel stone set tie tack, a gold kemboo and silver pendant, a carved ring and a glass and syringe piece. Once you have successfully completed all 5 projects to the necessary standard you will be required to submit 3 is a practical techniques based course. Over 5 days our expert tutors will teach you a range of technical skills to equip you with everything you need to make silver jewellery. This course is suitable for complete beginners. additional pieces to given specifications in your own time after the course as part of the course criteria. Please note you must have received your Level 1 certificate at least 6 months before the start date of your Level 2 course. You will need to bring your Level 1 certificate along to the course with you, as without it your Level 2 will not be valid. Price: Price: (for five consecutive days) Tutors: Mixed Dates: 10th-14th Jan, 21st - 25th March 40 (for four consecutive days) Tutors: Julia Rai Dates: 7th-10th April 41

22 certification classes certification classes 6-Day Techniques Intensive This is one of our most intensive courses - spend 6 days learning different jewellery making techniques from beading and silver to resin and glass. This class is aimed at beginners or those who are fairly new to making jewellery who want to learn a wide range of skills in a short space of time. Over 6 days you will learn a wide range of techniques including: Beginners Beading, Intermediate Beading, Beginners Metal Clay, Jewellery Design, Fused Glass and Beginners Silver Jewellery. Price: (for six consecutive days) Tutors: Mixed Dates: 2nd- 7th March Certificate In Jewellery Making Level 1 This 10 week course is aimed at beginners and those who have been making jewellery for a short time who would like to develop their skills to the next level and become confident in a wide range of jewellery making techniques. This course runs for 1 day a week over a 10-week period. Skills covered include beading, basic wire wrapping, silver jewellery, jewellery design, resin, glass fusing and enameling. This course is certified by the London Jewellery School. You will need to reach a certain level in order to pass and the tutors will outline the criteria. Once you are certified you will be in a stronger position to make and sell jewellery with confidence. Pieces that do not reach the required criteria can be resubmitted after the course in order to gain the certificate. You will also be expected to keep a workbook (which will be given to you on day 1) to use throughout the course which will support your learning and be included in the marking process. Teacher Training: Certificate in Teaching Jewellery This is a 3-day intensive teacher training course that is certified by the London Jewellery School. It is suitable for anyone who is experienced in jewellery making of any kind who would like to begin teaching. It is also suitable for anyone who has already started teaching and would like to develop their skills. Topics covered include: lesson planning, timing, scheduling and pacing, health and safety, project based classes, class samples, writing class notes, tools and materials, differentiation, teaching practice and evaluation and feedback. This course is run by professional jewellery teachers with years of teaching and jewellery making experience who have plenty of useful hints and tips to offer. Please note that no jewellery making techniques will be taught on this course. Price: (for three consecutive days) Tutors: Jessica Rose, Emma Ashworth or Julia Rai Dates: 24th-26th Jan, 8th-10thMarch, 25th-27th April Course breakdown Week 1 Beginners Beading Week 2 Intermediate Beading Week 3 - Beginners Silver Week 4 Intermediate Silver Week 5 Beginners Metal Clay Week 6 Jewellery Design Week 7 Fused Glass Jewellery Week 8 Resin and Silver Week 9 Enamel Week 10 Finishing Day Price: (for one day each week over 10 weeks) Tutors: Mixed Dates: 4th Jan 42 43

23 taster classes taster classes Make a Silver Ring Make a Beaded Bracelet Make a Fashion Necklace Make a Silver Charm Learn to make a simple but beautiful wrap around silver ring in Throughout the evening our experienced tutor will guide you Learn to make your own funky fashion necklace using a wide Come along for the evening and learn to make a silver charm just one evening! This class is a great introduction to working through the process of making your own personalised beaded range of materials from beads and buttons to chain, ribbon, using traditional silver work techniques. In just one evening you with silver and is often taken before doing our Beginners Silver bracelet using a range of beads, wire and chain. You will be able feathers and fabric. In this fun filled class you will learn all the will be guided through the process from start to finish by one of Jewellery Class. During the evening an experienced tutor will to choose your own colour and style of beads from our large techniques needed to make your own unique and handmade our expert tutors and leave with a finished silver charm to put guide you through the process from annealing (heating) the collection, design your own bracelet and will be taught all the necklace which is sure to impress and won t be found anywhere on a necklace. The process involves imprinting texture, cutting silver and adding a texture to making it fit to size as well as techniques you need to bring your design to life. on the high street! This class is suitable for complete beginners your charm shape out of sheet metal and filing and polishing it some sanding and polishing to finish with. so no previous jewellery making experience is necessary. to a professional standard. Price: Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Price: Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza or Helen Stay Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Matt Foster or Zoe Harding Dates: 21st Jan, 4th March, 15th April Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza or Jessica Rose Tutors: Zoe Harding or Rebecca Steiner Dates: 6th Jan, 20th Jan, 11th Feb, 25th Feb, 23rd March, 8th April, 22nd April Make a Cocktail Ring Come along for the evening and make a beautiful cocktail ring (or two). This is a fun filled, creative class where our expert tutor will guide you through the full process of making your ring from scratch using a range of crystals, beads, pearls and wire. Noncreatives are very welcome! Make a Silver Pendant Learn to make your own personalised silver pendant in just one evening. You will be using a great material called metal clay. Metal clay is a clay-based substance containing millions of tiny silver particles. When you fire the clay under a torch or in a kiln all of the clay burns away and you are left with a solid silver piece it s like magic! This class is a great introduction to working with metal clay and is great value as you will have your own unique pendant on a silver chain to take home with you. Dates: 11th Feb, 25th March Make a Fashion Headband Learn to make a unique fashion headband in just one evening! Headbands are back in fashion and are all over the high street. Whether it is your first go at jewellery making or you want to add to your existing skills, this is a fun class with excellent results. With guidance from an expert tutor, you will learn how to make a headband to your own design using anything from a cluster of beads or subtle line of pearls to a fabric flower. Dates: 13th Jan, 27th Jan, 18th Feb, 16th March, 15th April, 29th April Make a pair of Chandelier Earrings Learn to make your own pair (or two) of chandelier earrings in just one evening! This is a popular taster class which is bang on trend. In this fun class you will be shown how to make 1-2 pairs of fashionable chandelier earrings the perfect addition to any outfit! You will have a wide range of beads, chain and wire to choose from to create your perfect pair of earrings. This Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza or Helen Stay Dates: 7th Jan, 18th Feb, 1st April Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Sima Vaziry Dates: 7th Jan, 21st Jan, 4th Feb, 18th Feb, 4th March, 18th March, 1st April, 15th April, 29th April Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Gail Florio or Jessica Rose Dates: 4th Feb, 18th March class is a great way to spend an evening and find out if jewellery making could become your new hobby! Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Sarah Fiorenza or Jessica Rose Dates: 14th Jan, 25th Feb, 8th April 44 45

24 taster classes celebration classes Make Button Jewellery Learn to make beautiful jewellery out of buttons! A lovely taster class where you will learn how to transform a selection of buttons into a beautiful set of button jewellery that you can wear with pride. You will leave with at least a necklace and bracelet set. Buttons are easy to get hold of and the technique is very easy to carry on with at home. Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: Chu-Mei Ho Dates: 28th Jan, 11th March, 22nd April Make Polymer Clay Beads Have a go at polymer clay! This fun taster class will introduce you to the basics of working with polymer clay and during the evening you will make some lovely beads to pop on a bracelet or necklace to take home with you. This class is a great opportunity to experiment with this material and see if you would like to take it further. No previous experience necessary. Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm Tutors: TBC Dates: 14th Jan, 11th March, 8th April Gemstones Masterclass In this evening taster class, an expert tutor will guide you through the main areas of identifying different stones and realising their properties so that you can be confident in buying stones and using them in your own work. Students will get the chance to look at a range of gemstones, learn about the different types, how they are normally used, what their properties are and how to find out further information. A great class for students looking to use precious stones in their jewellery. Try it All Evening Class (10 Weeks) Can t choose which class to take? Well now you don t have to - you can try it all in this 10 - week evening class. This class is designed to give you a taster of working with a wide range of materials and techniques involved in making jewellery and is perfect for those of you who are feeling a little indecisive! Breakdown of the 10 Weeks: Week 1 Make Chandelier Earrings Week 2 Make a Beaded Bracelet Week 3 Make a Fashion Tiara Week 4 Make a Fashion Necklace Week 5 Make a Silver Ring Week 6 Resin Taster Week 7 Make a Silver Pendant Week 8 Fused Glass Taster Week 9 Polymer Clay Beads Week 10 Enamel Taster Price: Time: 6:30pm - 9:00pm (one evening per week for 10 consecutive weeks) Tutors: Mixed Dates: 6th Jan, 22nd March Celebration Classes Each year we run a range of classes to celebrate occasions including Valentines Day, Mothers Day, Fathers Day and Christmas. For full details including times and dates please do give us a call or check the website 46 Price: Time: 6:30pm-9:00pm Tutors: TBC Dates: 28th Jan, 25th Feb, 25th March, 22nd April 47